Making boost/test pause so the console can be read when running the tester from an IDE.
My version of C++ builder does not pause to let me see console output. This makes it difficult to use boost/test while I am running the program from the IDE. The solution I found most useful, is to make the last test wait for the user to press enter. If anyone has solved this a different way, I would like to hear about it.
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My version of C++ builder does not pause to let me see console output. This makes it difficult to use boost/test while I am running the program from the IDE. The solution I found most useful, is to make the last test wait for the user to press enter. If anyone has solved this a different way, I would like to hear about it.
Set a breakpoint on return test... HTH, Jeff
My version of C++ builder does not pause to let me see console output. This makes it difficult to use boost/test while I am running the program from the IDE. The solution I found most useful, is to make the last test wait for the user to press enter. If anyone has solved this a different way, I would like to hear about it.
Add a breakpoint at the end of main? John Maddock http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/john_maddock/index.htm
Unfortunately I do not have recent expiriences with C++ Builder. In majority of the cases with MSVC 6 IDE I include test run in compilaton chain (post build step) and see the test results in Build output window. Maybe C++ builder allows something like this? I found it most useful cause you can jump to the error line using native IDE facilties. In other case you should be able to set a break point into the library code, somewhere near to end of main. Gennadiy.
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Gennadiy E. Rozental -
Jeff Garland -
John Maddock -
Sean Shubin