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Expand Up @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Official repository: https://github.com/boostorg/website-v2-docs
= Getting Started with the Super-Project
:navtitle: Getting Started

Boost libraries reside in subdirectories under the `libs` directory. For example, the contents of the boost:filesystem[] library are in `libs/filesystem.` This includes the build scripts (in l`ibs/filesystem/build`), the source files (in `libs/filesystem/src`), the tests (in `libs/filesystem/test`), the documentation (in `libs/filesystem/doc`), and so on.
Boost libraries reside in subdirectories under the `libs` directory. For example, the contents of the boost:filesystem[] library are in `libs/filesystem.` This includes the build scripts (in `libs/filesystem/build`), the source files (in `libs/filesystem/src`), the tests (in `libs/filesystem/test`), the documentation (in `libs/filesystem/doc`), and so on.

In the past, when Boost used SVN as its version control system, the header files were an exception. The header files of all libraries resided in the `boost` subdirectory, and it wasn't possible to accurately determine which header belonged to which library.

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