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pdf files in libs/iterator/doc
by Janusz Piwowarski 16 Jul '04

16 Jul '04

Hello, These files are not marked as binary: M libs/iterator/doc/iterator_concepts.pdf M libs/iterator/doc/iterator_traits.pdf Regards, Janusz

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namespace symbol injection
by François Dumont 16 Jul '04

16 Jul '04

Hello I am testing boost 1.31.0 build under MSVC6 SP5 using STLport 5.0 RC1. In libs/filesystem/src/operations_posix_windows.cpp strcmp, remove and rename symbols are imported within std namespace before being defined (check comment next to the cstdio file inclusion). According the comments in boost/config/stdlib/stlport.hpp STLport do not grant all the necessary symbols within std. If there are others than the one fixed in this header don't hesitate to report on the STLport forum. Bests.

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Re: [boost] Regression Tests, Boost.Serialization
by Robert Ramey 16 Jul '04

16 Jul '04

>BTW, I had to remove the line > <runtime-link>static >from the serialization/test/Jamfile to get the serializiation >regression tests to link on my Linux machine. With g++ this was > adding a -static which was apparently making it not find libstd++. Hmm - no other gcc setup required this. Might this indicate that a tweak is necessary somewhere in config gcc/linux/mandrake/? Combination> This brings up an enduring mystery to me. Here is the key part of the jamfile from the build directory. lib boost_serialization : ## sources ## ../src/$(SOURCES).cpp : ## requirements ## <msvc><*><include>$(SPIRIT_ROOT) <borland><*><include>$(SPIRIT_ROOT) <borland-5.5.1><*><include>$(SPIRIT_ROOT) <borland-5.6.4><*><include>$(SPIRIT_ROOT) <sysinclude>$(BOOST_ROOT) <borland><*><cxxflags>"-w-8080 -w-8071 -w-8057" <msvc><*><cxxflags>-Gy <vc7><*><cxxflags>-Gy <vc7.1><*><cxxflags>-Gy <define>BOOST_TEST_NO_AUTO_LINK=1 : ## default-build <runtime-link>static <threading>single/multi ; I set default-build based on - I don't remember. I did horse around with it to get it in sync with with my MSVC IDE settings so I could inter-operate with MSVC IDE and bjam. This was very helpful for development. However, I really don't know that the build should even specify a default. Is this a default or does this override some other default build setting. That is if I just leave it out do I get no build at all or what. I did spend a little time perusing the included JAM files - but that's a mind bending exercise for "the rest of us". Would think I would just leave off the default build and let the upper level test/build build what it wants. Of course then is a silently morphing side-effect which I'm generally against. I don't believe the current test results displayed reflect the true current state of the serialization system. My results are: a) I've tested borland 5.5.1, 5.60, VC 6.0 with good results. Test results show failure for these platforms because the test setup doesn't make spirit 1.61 available which is a requirement for these platforms. b) I've tested VC 7.1 and gcc 3.3 under cygwin. VC 7.1 Is 100 % passing. Gcc under cygwin passes all tests except those requiring wide char i/o which is not supported on this platform. The table generates "fail" for these tests but that's not really accurate. c) Christophe has 100% passing on linux with gcc 3.4.1 . (gcc 3.4.0 had a show stopping issue which was easiest to address by upgrading. Unknown results: a) gcc 3.3.? on linux - I would expect 100% here. No results available pending the disk space issue. b) a) gcc 3.3.? on linux/mandrake - see above. Problems: a) Macos/Darwin. i) lots of tests passing ii) some confusion as to whether wide char i/o is supported here iii) a couple of run failures that need to be looked at with a debugger. Any volunteer? b) Comeau - a compiler issue with non-intrusive serialization. Set aside for now. c) IBM C++ - a comple issue re-interator traits. Since these tests are run very infrequently, its almost hopeless to address by trial and error. d) CWPro - compile issue - size_t not recognized? Clearly this needs an expert. e) Intel 7.1 - I had Intel 8.0 passing 100% before my eval license exprired. I can't fix this from my own machine. Needs an expert - or my own copy of intel 7.1. I'm sure this is easily fixable given that msvc 6.0 works pretty well. f) HP - very bizarre compilation error. I don't know but I suspect this would be the tip of an ice berg. Needs an expert. So - there you have it - In my view test results of the serialization library are not out of line from those of other platforms. Also the fact that there are more combinations tested perhaps brings to fore more issues than with other libraries. I would suggest we keep flogging away at it until just before the branch is made. That would be a good time to make a final decision. Robert Ramey

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test library tests broken
by David Abrahams 16 Jul '04

16 Jul '04

Gennadiy, did you forget to check in result_report_test.pattern and errors_handling_test.pattern? -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting http://www.boost-consulting.com

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Serialization Menu
by David Abrahams 16 Jul '04

16 Jul '04

We have a kind of policy against using scripting in our library doc pages, mostly because in the past scripts have caused major portability or usability problems. I personally love the menu on the left of the serialization lib docs page, but if it uses scripts and we can't really be assured that they'll work everywhere, it probably ought to be removed. There are alternatives that might actually be more usable: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lib.boost.documentation/389 -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting http://www.boost-consulting.com

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Re:Re: [boost] Regression Tests, Boost.Serialization
by Robert Ramey 16 Jul '04

16 Jul '04

>Martin Wille wrote: >> Any other suggestions? >Would it be viable to modify the build system such that test binaries which >ran successfully get stripped after they ran? Having the then unneeded >debug symbols removed would help a lot. Why stop there. Maybe a tweak in the build system could implement the option to remove the executable after the test is run. After we have the results we don't need it. It would have to be an option as I like to debug failed test executables. Robert Ramey

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Bibliography update (patch)
by Fredrik Blomqvist 16 Jul '04

16 Jul '04

Attached a patch for bibliography.html Contains several additions like Beman's MSDN article, Thomas Witt's ACCU presentation and Dave's and Aleksey's new book. 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Re:Re: [boost] Regression Tests, Boost.Serialization
by Robert Ramey 16 Jul '04

16 Jul '04

>It might also be beneficial to allow finer grained results within a test >file. Let's say I have a test file stl_containers.cpp that tests >std::vector, std::list, etc. Now, if a compiler has a problem with one of >these (e.g. std::map) - if I understand the regression test system >correctly - it will mark this test as failed in the regression results and > a user >would assume that all the stl_containers would be unusable! That's the way it is now. That's why there are so many (too many) tests. About 20 tests for base services, void_cast, iterators, iteratorbase64, demo, etc. About 35 test for serialization facilities e.g. tracking, exporting, registering, stl::list, stl::vector, etc. These later are built/run for each archive type xml, wide xml, text, wide text and native binary. So this works out to about 20 + 35 * 5 = 190 (actually 209) * 5 compilers about 1000 test run/builds. Robert Ramey

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Re:Re: [boost] Re: Serialization Menu
by Robert Ramey 16 Jul '04

16 Jul '04

>Robert Ramey wrote: >> I've just modified contents.html slightly so that the expand/collapse >> functionality is only enabled all of the following are true: >> >> a) scripting is supported by the browser >> b) scripting is not turned off >> c) the browser is either IE or Netscape >Please don't. As I've said, Konqueror has no problems whatsoever with your >JavaScript. Can't you make just special case for IE, and and single code >path for all other browsers? My concern was to address the issue raised by those such as yourself who felt that the javescript should be removed to be sure that its will work in all browsers. I feel this addresses that concern but still permits browsers on which the scripting has been test to use the collapse/expand functionality. What I have now is special case for IE and Netscape and no javascript for all other browsers. As far as I can tell, this should work for all browsers that support frames. If you've verified that Konqueror works well with the javascript then add it to the list in the javascript code. Then we can still have what we want and still maintain guaranteed compatibility on all browsers. Robert Ramey

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RE: [boost] [config] _WIN32 question
by Ferdinand Prantl 16 Jul '04

16 Jul '04

Hi Volodya, > From: boost-bounces(a)lists.boost.org > [mailto:boost-bounces@lists.boost.org] On Behalf Of Vladimir Prus [snip] > > Borland: __WIN32__ _WIN32 > > Digital Mars: _WIN32 > > GCC (MinG/W and Cygwin with -mno-cygwin): __MINGW32__ WIN32 _WIN32 > > __WIN32 __WIN32__ > > Metrowerks: _WIN32 > > Microsoft: _WIN32 > > It seems that _WIN32 is defined by all of them.... Yep, _WIN32 is enough from the hard-wired switches to be sure about the Win32 platform, at least for what have done all the time. I forgot Watcom, which defines _WIN32 __WINDOWS_386__ :-) but they have still a long way to compile boost.org... > > The macro WIN32 is meant to be a user-definable option how > to enforce > > a WIN32 code if a compiler does not define _WIN32. > > Ok. When is it needed, BTW? Well, you have caught me. Actually, I did not need to use it yet. I have it in my configuration just to be flexible waiting for such code or compiler... AFAIK, MSVS from some interesting reasons keeps to generate new wizards-made projects and makefiles with the macro WIN32, dunno why. They may have some old sources with both #ifdef _WIN32 #endif and #ifdef WIN32 #endif and it does not pay off to them to correct it, I do not know. I use -DWIN32 as well in my makefiles and PLATFORM_WIN32 = _WIN32 || WIN32 in headers even if _WIN32 alone should be always enough. > > And if you like, it is possible to do something like this > to be complete: > > > > BOOST_WIN32 : _WIN32 || WIN32 > > BOOST_WIN64 : _WIN64| WIN64 > > BOOST_WINDOWS : BOOST_WIN32 || BOOST_WIN64 > > Yea, I think this makes sense. Though _WIN64 is not used > anywhere in config yet. It will start shortly, as soon as someone with a fresh new x86-64 from AMD starts to play with the boost::filesystem :-) Today one should be careful with BOOST_WINDOWS and check the 64-bit compatibility, if the macro will mark general Windows platform. Ferda > - Volodya

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