Deduce the Alpha architecture - #1161
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Jamroot applies boostcpp.platform to the whole /boost project, and its deduce-architecture rule had no Alpha entry. find-builds then matched nothing, the rule returned early, and a build on Alpha got neither <architecture> nor <address-model> set for any library. alpha goes first in both .deducible-architectures and the find-builds argument list: the rule indexes the former with the result of the latter, so the two have to stay in the same order.
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Jamroot applies boostcpp.platform to the whole /boost project, and its deduce-architecture rule had no Alpha entry. find-builds then matched nothing, the rule returned early, and a build on Alpha got neither nor set for any library.
alpha goes first in both .deducible-architectures and the find-builds argument list: the rule indexes the former with the result of the latter, so the two have to stay in the same order.
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