Eric Niebler <eric <at> boost-consulting.com> writes:
Nicola Musatti wrote:
Hallo, sorry to insist, but I think this should go in rather sooner than later.
Thanks for the head-up Nicola. Some questions below ...
Nicola Musatti wrote:
Nicola Musatti wrote:
Hallo, I believe the Jamfile.v2 in the status directory should be merged to the release branch. The one that's there looks older than the directory reorganization that was performed a while ago,
What makes you say that? The tests on the release branch have been running successfully.
I'm not sure where the difference is between how the official regression tests are run and how local testing is performed. If I run bjam from the boost/status directory in a sandbox checked out from branches/release with a command line as the following: bjam -a --v2 --dump-tests toolset=borland-6.1.0 The tests for the libraries I listed below aren't run.
and it doesn't include the tests for several libraries.
Which ones?
No, it's much worse than that. I suspect that several libraries' test directories need to be merged to release: - array - crc - functional - integer (?) - preprocessor (?) - rational - utility/swap
Let me know if you need any help with this.
How did you come up with this list? It's really up to the authors of those libraries whether to merge to release or not, right?
I started by comparing the test results I get by running process_jam_log/compiler_status on trunk and on branches/release and noticed that the latter was missing a few results. I then compared the corresponding libraries' directories under boost/libs and noticed that a few of them were lacking their respective test subdirectory, while others had other discrepancies. I can't reach my testing environment right now, but if I remember correctly array, crc, functional/hash and rational all lack their test directory, preprocessor is lacking its test/Jamfile.v2 file and utility/swap is completely missing from the release branch. Concerning this last issue I took the liberty of mailing utility/swap's author to remind him about the need of merging. I'm aware that library authors should take care of merging their libraries to the release branch, but some of these libraries are quite old and their authors may not be that active in Boost any more; I'm not even sure they were involved in the test reorganization. Judging from the svn logs the reorganization was actually performed by Rene Rivera. Cheers, Nicola