In principle I have no problem with this. I'm not sure whether we want to do it right now. Its really only a very minor inconvenience that only effects the test matrix which will soon be replaced with HEAD again so my vote is to just not mess with this until later. If you guys give the go ahead I'll do it now - otherwise we can let it slide until 1.33.1 is out. Robert Ramey P.S. sorry I couldn't figure this out myself. John Maddock wrote:
I'm not sure that's possible. And there is a much easier solution. The tests can be changed to have the needed #include references to all those headers. All it takes is adding this, to each point there is the above PP include:
/* #include "text_archive.hpp" #include "text_warchive.hpp" #include "binary_archive.hpp" #include "xml_archive.hpp" #include "xml_warchive.hpp" */
Since it's commented out the tests themselves don't change behavior. And since bjam doesn't care about comments it will find them. If the extra typing is a bummer those, along with the PP include, could be placed in a separate archive_test.hpp which has:
#include BOOST_PP_STRINGIZE(BOOST_ARCHIVE_TEST) /* #include "text_archive.hpp" #include "text_warchive.hpp" #include "binary_archive.hpp" #include "xml_archive.hpp" #include "xml_warchive.hpp" */
And then change the PP includes to '#include "archive_test.hpp"'. Drawback is that a library change will cause every type of archive to be tested, but it would do that anyway even if bjam parsed the PP include :-)
That sounds like a plan, Robert?
We just need to reliably solve the "test X run depends on test Y run output" in a way that Robert can maintain, or failing that just hack it so that we can clear the regressions for 1.33.1.
John.
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