AMDG Joseph A. Marks wrote:
Problem solved:
In case anyone ever needs to know, here are the steps taken to solve the problem: {NOTE: A colleague helped me with this}.
Re-loaded Boost, upgrading to v. 1.37 {this upgrade may be a red herring, but it didn't hurt). This version is very friendly to compiling in MS VS 2008 (version 9).
Then, added the following, at the top of any relevant file:
#include
This header is only needed when you use BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE. Its absence should cause compile errors rather than link errors.
#define BOOST_TEST_MAIN "Test put_your_town_string_here" #include
These two are all that is needed
#include
This header is deprecated. All it contains is #include
I am not sure if the first of these includes is required, but this always seems to work.
In Christ, Steven Watanabe