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After doing some research, partially on the Stack Overflow, I decided to try Boost.Log library by Andrey Semashev.

Unfortunately, to build the Boost.Log library I have to place it in the Boost source tree and compile as it was part of the Boost. It is a blocker for me, because I have already somewhat complicated building configuration. I want to build Boost.Log standalone.

I've found interesting thread on Boost.Log forum, but this method doesn't work for me.

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Rafał Rawicki
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    Just take the whole Boost and unzip the tree into some arbitrary location, then build it --with-log . It won't affect your "complicated building configuration". – Igor R. Mar 08 '12 at 08:45

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Instead of using Boost.Log, I might suggest you consider cpplog: https://github.com/andrew-d/cpplog

It's a header only library which is based on Google's logging library.

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