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I successfully build boost 1.48 in x86 architecture using visual studio 2010 command:
b2 --toolset=msvc-10.0 --build-type=complete stage
I got this error when trying to batch build in release mode.
My VS 2010 project configuration:
VC++ Directories:
- (Include) D:\boost_1_48_0 (extracted path)
- (Library) D:\boost_1_48_0\stage\lib
C/C++ -> Code Generation:
- (Runtime Library) Multi-threaded(/MT)
Am I missing some configuration?
Additional Info (I dont know if this matters) :I also use wxWidgets

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Converting all of India's electric water pumps to solar would appear to make imminent sense, but the economic argument for solar is even more compelling for diesel-powered pumps. Solar-powered water pumps, which include a power source and expensive electronics, currently cost upwards of $6,000, whereas a pump that runs on electricity or diesel can be had for as little as $500. That's an enormous difference in a country with a per capita yearly income of only $1,200. Farmers who get their electricity for free would probably rather save their money and risk the cobras. But for the 7 million diesel-using farmers like Kant, most of whom have no electrical connection and have had no choice but diesel pumps, they can spend up to 35 or 40 percent of their income on diesel. And that amount is rising because the country is phasing out its subsidy on the fuel.
"The costs of running a diesel pump are very high," said a grizzled neighbor of Kant's, who went by the sole name of Ayodhya. As we watched water tumble onto his field from his solar-powered pumpset, Ayodhya explained, "for a farmer who owns one bigha of land [about 70 percent of an acre], the diesel pump has to be run four hours a day. The pump consumes two liters of diesel an hour. That is 320 rupees [U.S. $5.55] per hour."
Energy subsidies, however, aren't necessarily going away -- they're instead moving toward solar. "We see a huge market for solar pumps in India," said G. Prasad, head of off-grid solar projects for the Indian Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, which is offering to pick up 30 percent of the cost of solar pumpsets. Ten states have also added their own subsidies. Rural energy independence appeals to local politicians who can steer money to their constituents, as well as ministerial bean counters who see a potential for savings. KPMG estimates that if the government purchased 100,000 solar pumps, India could save $53 million a year in diesel imports.
The prospect of government largesse, combined with millions of potential customers, has global solar and pump manufacturers, from SunEdison to Germany's Lorentz to Denmark's Grundfos, running toward the Indian market. Kant's pump was installed by Claro Energy, an Indian startup that is competing with the big multinationals. "It's a tremendous opportunity because of the sheer size of the country, the sheer size of the population," said Melanie Natarajan, head of Asia-Pacific water operations for Franklin Electric, an American pump maker.
Ravi Kant couldn't be happier with his solar-powered pump -- and not just because subsidies have driven his power costs down to zero. Instead of wrestling with a diesel-powered pump in front of his cows, he adjusts the panels a few times a day to point them toward the sun, and every few days washes the dust off. "We can grow a third crop because of the solar pumps. We grow either dal or maize. Our annual income is up by about 20,000 rupees [U.S. $347] per year," he said.
Solar panels have been known to work for two decades and more. If they do, the blue-tinted solar panels will empower another generation – Kant's children -- to water their own crops with sunshine.
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The Obama campaign took concrete steps to lower expectations for their candidate in tomorrow's primary in Wisconsin.
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"[The Clinton camp] is competing very heavily here," said Plouffe. "They have had some amusing and creative reason for why they have not won states so far: [they're] too small, too many African Americans, too many college voters, too many red states...Wisconsin by their own definition is an important state."
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Distance from Trona, CA to Bakersfield, CA is 128Miles or 207 Km. You can get this distance about 2 hours 11 mins. If you want to planning travel with plane, you can get this distance about 42 mins .
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|3 weeks 2 days ago
|The financial motive
For NCAA for this ruling has to be very low, I would think. Football is a cash cow for conferences, not the NCAA. The latter's revenue is nearly entirely the money it gets through selling broadcast rights for March madness. NCAA gets nothing from conference tv contracts with ESPN, b10 network, fox etc. that I know of. The bowl games aren't NCAA events per se. Obscene profits are going somewhere, just not directly to NCAA.
Now why the dumb decision? Not much would surprise me at this point.
|6 weeks 2 days ago
|Probably that jerk
Mickey Dolenz. Or Davey Jones .. another likely candidate. They're the young generation and they've got something to say, after all.
|17 weeks 1 day ago
|Was only
responding to MonkeyMan's implication that somehow Meyer is unique because his great teams have struggled with weaker teams on the schedule from time to time. That description fits a lot of great coaches and great teams.
Meyer laying an egg against MSU in 2015, yes, that one is hard to explain. But if Jim Harbaugh replicates Meyer's success at UF and OSU at Michigan, I'll gladly take it even if I had to endure a rare flop.
|17 weeks 1 day ago
|But most national champions
have a near miss or scare or two on their resumes by season's end. Michigan struggled to beat Iowa at home in 97. Colorado had its 5th down against a crappy Missouri team and went on to win the NC. Tressel's 2001 OSU team almost lost to Purdue and Illinois in consecutive weeks during their 2002 run. Auburn had to scratch and claw at home to beat barely beat a Clemson team that lost 7 games in 2010. FSU is the one of the few teams in recent memory that I can think of that handled their regular season schedule pretty comfortably and went on to win national title. It's incredibly difficult for any team to play at its highest level week after week.
|17 weeks 1 day ago
|No other pro teams
true but the state of Ohio doesn't have the equivalent of Auburn. That's certainly something else. Can't imagine there's signifcantly more pressure in Tuscaloosa than there is in Columbus, but who knows. To me, it's splitting hairs if there is a difference.
Biggest thing with Meyer to me -- and with Saban, too -- is that it doesn't look like they're having much fun at times. I'm sure they love what they do most days, but from the outside, it appears there are times when all of the joy is gone from the job. Especially Meyer, and this year there seemed to be several of those days for him.
|19 weeks 3 days ago
|Tom and Daisy
Will know. Or Nick C.
This lit nerd appreciates the reference.
|22 weeks 6 days ago
|You missed the
article. Changes the meaning. No possession, the way I read it. Just declarative statement, and a true one at that.
|22 weeks 6 days ago
|He's been there since 05
Saban's been at Alabama since 07. So head to head against Nick for 9 seasons. But yes, point stands. Probably feels like 15 to Miles
|24 weeks 2 days ago
|Also for the youngins
Andre was a high school teammate of Glen Rice on a spectaculy good basketball team at Flint NW that included Jeff Grayer, Anthony Pendleton and others.
Didn't Andre play a little Bball at State too? Know he concentrated on FB, obviously, but I seem to recall him being on the team for a couple of seasons.
|25 weeks 7 hours ago
|That's in Minnesota, right?
Univ. of Woebegone?
Woot-woot. NPR jokes.
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|27 weeks 5 days ago
|Hmnn. For the FB
dive, sure. Better long speed than Houma or Kerridge. For crushing Mike LBs? ... call me skeptical.
|28 weeks 17 hours ago
|Me too
Shoe on the other foot, we would have been screaming for a personal foul if a 300 lb. Sparty DL pulled the same kind of move. Nothing to gain by jumping on that pile, but a lot to lose.
|32 weeks 14 hours ago
|Fair enough. Correct, they didn't throw 70.
Still think KK's point stands. He clearly thought Bert was taking a jab at spread guys and he was obviously pissed Bielema came into TX HS coaches convention touting the supremacy of manball when majority of TX HS programs run spread (according to Kingsbury). Anyway, the way his team beat AK underscores the point he was making about "physicality" at the beginning of the clip -- i.e., you can play spread and still be physical. That was my take anyway.
|32 weeks 19 hours ago
|Well TTU spread them out
Watched a large part of it. Tech forced the Arkansas D make plays in space, which they didn't do very well from the 30-40 snaps I watched. Spread to run and spread to pass is exactly how they tore them up, from what I could see. Isn't that what Kingsbury was talking about? Bielema makes a claim at Texas HS coaches' convention that his man ball style is going to kick your ass, especially if you play spread ball (implying it's not physical)? And Texas Tech just shoved it down his throat by both spreading the ball and being more physical?
|35 weeks 1 day ago
|Agree with this.
Doesn't look like a Power5 arm. Small sample size in this particular video, as you point out. So could be wrong, but I've watched some of his other vids and I don't recall his arm jumping out at me. Like his versatility though. Will be fun to watch what position he ends up at. "A football player," as coach Harbaugh would say.
|35 weeks 5 days ago
|Good Lord.
I imagine half the MAC would be jealous.
|35 weeks 5 days ago
|We''ll look forward to your next post
in 2024, Tom09!
|36 weeks 3 days ago
|Agree. I'll be surprised
and fairly disappointed if the run D isn't anywhere from good to great, particularly if the offense protects them better this year, keeps them fresher for end of ball games.
|36 weeks 3 days ago
|Turn over margin, exactly.
What were we last year -16 or something like that? Awful. There were only like 3 or 4 teams worse. Half that number would still be painful. Don't see getting near double digit wins unless they hit positive range.
|37 weeks 2 days ago
|Had to look up Larping
Cheers for the friday chortle.
|37 weeks 6 days ago
|That's one place
where Morris has been effective (small sample size) and seems pretty dangerous. Has some pretty good wheels. When Griese made those scampers, I was always like "How in the hell did he just get away with that?" Morris, on the other hand, looks like he could run away from a few linebackers in the B10.
|37 weeks 6 days ago
|Essentially agree. However, I hope they show
a little more resiliency, which could come pretty quickly. I will be dissapointed if they don't look like a tougher team this year. They may not be physically ready to do what JH's 2010 Stanford team was doing, but they could make substantial mental strides. And if they do, it should make a huge difference in the other parts of the game. Doesn't mean they'll win as many as we hope. But would likely mean there won't be dissasters like we saw last year ... MSU, ND, Rutgers ... ugh too many to list.
|38 weeks 11 hours ago
|So pissed ND
is off the schedule for foreseeable future. That cheap shot on Gardner to end a blow-out game was such a D-bag move. Max Redfield doesn't have to have his head on a swivel this year. Got a freebee. Enjoy it,Max. Here's hoping someone else lights him up -- legally and cleanly of course. A little Hindu karma over Luck o' the Irish.
|38 weeks 3 days ago
|I kind of like
strudder. I think she's onto something. #StrudderIsBudder
|38 weeks 4 days ago
|Agree here.
Bryant may be good right away. Maybe not. IU doesn't have much proven behind him, so can't see how the poster above can say they're going to have a much better front court. Michigan can at least throw out some bodies.
IU had an effective offense last year with their small roster, so not sure if it really matters if Bryant makes a big difference at that end of the court. They have scorers. They just couldn't defend to save their lives. He may make the biggest contribution there if he can protect the rim and rebound.
|39 weeks 6 days ago
|Aaron Shea at
4:00 with the original Chesson ND bowling ball block.
Edit: Crap, was meant to be in reply to Jack Hammer's comments below about huge running lanes.
|39 weeks 6 days ago
went back and watched that one just now. I'd forgotten how few highlights there were on the "color" part of that vid. I have to say, despite the emo, I did enjoy watching those kids again from that 2008 team. Just an utterly forgettable year, but Brandon Minor trucking dudes. Odoms (when he was holding onto the ball). Koger. Mathews. Some fun moments. Too few of them, but fun none the less.
|39 weeks 6 days ago
|Well one thing
I learned from that piece is that Chuckie Freakin' Keaton is still playing for Utah State. Holy Aggie. The Brooks Bollinger of the Moutain West.
|40 weeks 2 days ago
|Re the "thin topic" .. Even national media
were talking about yesterday, though. Mike & Mike discussed and Greenberg basically called York out for being ridiculous with the comparison to the Kerr hire, and pointed out that the culture sucked in SF before Harbaugh who turned it into a winning culture. They didn't diss Tomsula but the tone suggested they (like the entire world save for Jed York) were skeptical the departure of JH from San Fran would bring better days to the Niners.
|40 weeks 3 days ago
|The Who joke?
That's Elton John, isn't it?


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Cool graphics and fun gameplay. But already during the first 4 levels, there was twice an ingame animation where the camera flew to show something, and in the meantime I couldn't move and the monsters killed me. I was like, whatever. And then I fell into a hole (the trap with 3 spiders in lev 4) where I couldn't jump out of so I was stuck. Then I was like meh and wanted to look for another game instead. Sorry.
Jul. 23, 2012
Wonderful story, atmosphere and playability. Great game!
Could still be slightly improved by making the upgrades less of a hassle (eg. if something is required, make it upgradeable from the same screen rather than having to click back and forth between screens). Also, upgrading everything to lev 5 was somewhat tedious toward the end; I'm not sure if that was even required (could I just have clicked the final planet earlier? dunno), but that's the only objective I had on my screen - so if it wasn't mandatory, maybe make it more obvious. Anyway, this is all nitpicking on an overall awesome 5/5 game.
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About a week ago Dan Haight, CEO of BuySeasons Inc., took me on a tour of the company's bustling HQ and distribution center to show me how an e-retailer ramps up operations for peak sales season. For a majority of online retailers, that's Q4, covering the winter holidays, but for BuySeasons, where the largest e-retail site is BuyCostumes.com, it's the run-up to Halloween.
Haight told me that during the rest of the year, the company fulfills an average of 5,000 to 10,000 orders each day across its family of e-retail sites. The day I was there, the company's was on track to ship 50,000 orders. "This is our Christmas," Haight says. There was the obvious bustle in the warehouse, with forklifts replenishing boxes of stock, pickers zipping around on modified scooters and sealed boxes being packed Jenga-style into waiting tractor trailers. The e-retailer adds nearly 2,000 seasonal employees and was vetting more the day I was there. In the offices, most of the company's nearly 300 customer service seats were filled with agents, a crew of tech guys monitored site performance from a pseudo-war room and the site's buyers were evaluating racks of costume samples for inclusion in next year's inventory.
While a 900% increase in order activity in such a condensed period of time might seem overwhelming and sometimes is, Haight told me that the company prepares all year for this season, and is constantly looking for ways to improve efficiencies. He and chief operating officer Terry Rowinski proudly showed off their latest warehouse upgrade, an automatic package scanner and sorter that speedily routes packages to the right shipping trailer, which the e-retailer installed during the last year. The company also added 110,000 more square feet to its warehouse this summer and expanded the space allotted to its custom-made business. The e-retailer prints banners (about 800 a day) and party goods emblazoned with personal messages and pictures consumers upload to BuySeason's party-themed sites, CelebrateExpress.com, BirthdayExpress.com and 1stwishes.com, and Haight says he's expecting that business to quickly expand. BuySeason's will also be implementing a new warehouse management system soon.
I speak with a lot of e-retailers during the holiday season—or at least when they can pause a second to answer their phones—and the prevailing sentiment I hear is that during Q4 everything is whittled down to the essentials of taking and fulfilling orders. They'll get back to planning and executing on strategy come January. The impression I left BuySeasons with is that everything it does is in pursuit of its long-term strategic goals, at all times of year. Yes, there's much more activity and people about in peak season, but there's a roadmap this company is following and it's not taking any breaks. E-retailers, can you say the same come December?
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Train operators say the rise in rail fares will allow investment in the infrastructure, but the RMT Union say passengers are facing a bleak future.
Train companies defend fare decisions
The Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC) has defended the way rail companies apply the fare rises that Government policy allows them. While rail fares can only go up by inflation plus 1% that is the average figure which is why some fares have risen by much more today.
Edward Welsh, ATOC spokesman told ITV News: "Just as they might increase them above 4.2% they have to de-crease them elsewhere.
"It's like a traditional pair of kitchen scales. The Government ensures that all the fares come back to 4.2%."
Rail passengers hit by fare increase
Rail passengers are being hit in the pocket as inflation-busting fare rises take effect.
Regulated fares, which include season tickets, are increasing by an average of 4.2%, with the overall average rise for all tickets being 3.9%
Campaign groups have pointed out today's increase is the 10th successive above-inflation rise, with some rail season ticket holders seeing their fares rise by more than 50% in the last 10 years. Also, the TUC has said that fares have risen far faster than wages since the recession in 2008.
ScotRail fares will rise by 3.9%.
"We have worked hard to keep the increase down to a level that continues to offer value for money. At the same time, our approach enables us to continue to invest in improvements including more and faster services and better facilities atstations and on trains."
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RAIL: NORTHERN RAIL- Carlisle to Hexham line obstructed
A replacement bus service is running on Northern Rail between Carlisle and Hexham due to an obstruction on the line at Haltwhistle.
All lines are blocked and journey times may be extended by 30 minutes.
Delays of up to 45 minutes on Virgin Trains between Carlisle and Lancaster due to a broken down train at Penrith. A freight train has broken down.
Also affecting First Transpennine Express. There is currently no estimate for normal service.
Failures are costing taxpayer £451m: RMT claim
In the wake of the cancelled franchise for the West Coast Main Line, one leading rail union claims almost half of the existing franchises are now receiving public bailouts.
The RMT claim 8 of the 19 franchises are being subsidised by the taxpayer and are calling for the full renationalisation of the railways.
The union also claims that revenue support payments made to train companies has increased from £290 million a year to more than £450 million.
"The expensive shambles of rail franchising extends well beyond the fiasco on the West Coast mainline as these figures show that a majority of the UK's rail routes will soon be on corporate welfare due to a mixture of bogus train operator projections and government and departmental incompetence.
"Hundreds of millions of pounds that could go towards improving our railways or keeping down fares is being soaked up by this racket which is lining the pockets of the private rail companies at taxpayers' expense."
The Department for Transport has suspended 3 members of staff over flaws in the franchise bidding process for the West Coast Main Line. A full investigation is now taking place and department officials are declining to make any other comments.
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No investment for Lakes rail links.
A Cumbrian MP has said that the fact that direct services from Manchester to the Lakes line and Furness are missing is unacceptable.
South Lakes MP Tim Farron has reiterated his call for direct trains from the Lake District to Manchester to be protected.
Plans to electrify routes around Manchester to create a "hub" would see an hourly service from the city to Preston, Carlisle and Scotland. But direct services to the Lakes line and Furness lines in Cumbria do not form part of the Department for Transport's "High Level Output Specification."
Speaking this morning, Tim said:
"It's great news that the Government is committing such levels of investment into our railways – and capacity improvements on the West Coast Main Line, and more direct services from Manchester up the West Coast Main Line through Cumbria and beyond are great news.
"However, direct services from Manchester to the Lakes line and Furness line are missing from the Government's specification – and this is not acceptable.
"Thousands of local residents have signed the 'Cumbria Better Connected' petition launched by Barrow MP John Woodcock and myself last month; and many in the tourism industry have raised their concerns directly with the Government and rail operators.
"I'll be continuing to talk to Network Rail and First Transpennine Express to push for the retention of a decent through service from the Lake District to Manchester as these plans are developed."
West Coast Mainline remains closed
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Hi Punkdoc, good to see you, take care, best wishes
Thank you Stacey.
Have a good eveningTracey
Awwww chocolate.
Can I have some Fairy? Haven't had my tea yet, but promise I'll leave some space and I'll eat it all
I think i've got hiccups again
Plenty to go round Panda but be quick or that Verdun will be scoffing the lot. You know what he's like with cake
And doughnuts.
And cream buns.
And pies.
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Nut... I am in Spalding, South Holland stretches to Crowland.
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It was the 'familiar' troll Stacey and he's gone. Removed from the forum.
It's now a pleasant and peaceful place again for the nice people that post here.
Fairy, that cake........wot can I say? Is it ALL for me? Not all of it surely? Ha ha
Good to hear from Punkdoc.
Had a visit....and small pressie...today from someone I helped. (listened to mostly) over the Xmas. Huge black cloud over him but now he's good and optimistic. Great believer in talking....listening....cos everybody gets down or worse.. It's just normal.
Well, my hostas didn't come today after all....Monday though I'm sure But a good day
A good time, I think, to depart the forums, and get busy in the garden and allotment - but I will be watching you all, over the summer!
Cake ............... more cake............. I said the men would be here if there was cake...... I was just munching on Doritos and dips, don't think I've got room for cake
iGrow - you're not too far from us either, and we visit south Lincs quite often to see the inlaws, some good gardens around
So much nicer tonight, Stacey, it got very unpleasant last night, but thankfully he's gone.
Any cake left fairy
iGrow, I'm ashamed to admit to not growing veg in spite of being a more or less vegetarian
Putting my feet up now folks and watching Tony Robinson walking though North Norfolk = sweet dreams folks - see you in the morning
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He was the renowned architect who did all the hard landscaping in the famous gardens he designed with Gertrude Jekyll , among many other things like the Cenotaph and the Viceroy's House in Delhi etc. I'm a big fan.
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