Toon Knapen writes:
Aleksey Gurtovoy wrote:
Now that we have Boost-wide reports up and running [1], I'd like to encourage all regression runners who's results are not represented there yet take a tiny bit of time to join in. The setup procedure is documented in http://tinyurl.com/4pnfd. It's very short and painless, too!
I'm trying to run the tests on IBM but it looks to me that you have hardcoded the gcc toolset.
*Bootstrap* toolsets (the one that are used to build 'bjam' and 'process_jam_log' executables) were hard-coded, for no good reason. The attached revision of the script allows you to specify both of these separately, or omit them altogether: Options: ... --bjam-toolset bootstrap toolset for 'bjam' executable (optional) --pjl-toolset bootstrap toolset for 'process_jam_log' executable (optional) If you omit them, and there are no pre-built executables in the script's directory, then the first toolset extracted from the '--toolsets' option will be used, and if the latter is not present, then the script will fall back to some platform-dependent default.
The script tries to compile with gcc although I provide the arg --toolsets=vacpp so finally I changed the hardcoded 'gcc' at the beginning of the script in 'vacpp'.
Now simple python regression.py --toolsets=vacpp --runner=<your runner id> should work, given that you want to rebuild 'bjam'/'process_jam_log' on every cycle (if you don't, simply place the binaries in the script directory, as per docs).
BTW, it would be nice if the script could also be instructed to reuse the boost directory that is present. I run regression tests every day on 3 platforms so I download them once, copy them on all machines and launch the scripts. Downloading them for every platform would needlessly consume bandwith.
Undestood. You can do it by invoking 'regression.py' with the following sequence of commands: python regression.py cleanup bin python regression.py setup python regression.py test --toolsets=<your toolsets> python regression.py collect-logs --runner=<your runner id> python regression.py upload-logs --runner=<your runner id> -- Aleksey Gurtovoy MetaCommunications Engineering