Yes. And VC++. But if you prefer different output format you could easily enough generate almost any desirable one.
Well, I had a look at your docs & came away with unresolved questions regarding how to set differing output formats. The one method I found was to set the log_level to none (which cuts out too much info) didn't seem too appealing. What I was looking for was a way to print out the progress messages (completing test xxx: succeeded/failed) and the message with exceptions on it (just the one line), but nothing more. I guess the question I have regarding formatting is, how do you create a format & then tie it in to a test suite? If you can get me pointed in the right direction I might be able to come up with something.
It really depends on which version of boost you are using. Lets assume it's latest CVS. Docs wouldn't be too much help - information is way outdated. What you need is to write a custom unit test log formatter. This is the class that implements unit_test_log_formatter interface. See output/compiler_log_formatter.hpp for an example You could register the custom formatter using unit_test_log::set_formatter() call. If you have any more specific questions fell free to ask. Gennadiy