Hello, Are there any ready-to-use tests for boost which can be ran after build to prove consistency of the built libraries? I've tried to build several versions of Boost for TI DaVinci chip (ARM core) and failed. Both 1-31 & 1-33 versions failed. Some libraries has got built, some - not. How can one be assured that built libraries work properly? Thanks, Kirill
Each Boost .library has a set of one or more unit tests in corresponding directory (.../lib/<lib-name>/test)
Gennadiy
"kirill.sukhonosenko"
kirill.sukhonosenko wrote:
Hello,
Are there any ready-to-use tests for boost which can be ran after build to prove consistency of the built libraries?
I've tried to build several versions of Boost for TI DaVinci chip (ARM core) and failed. Both 1-31 & 1-33 versions failed. Some libraries has got built, some - not. How can one be assured that built libraries work properly?
The "readiness-to-use" very much depend on details. For PC platforms, Boost has a testing mechanisms that work. For ARM, well, I'm not sure. How do you want to run the tests? On a simulator, or on a real target? In any case, this will require changes to Boost.Build. It can be easier to just compile tests (libs/<library>/test) for a library you're interested in, and run it manually. - Volodya
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