"Sean Huang" <huangsean@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:BAY102-DAV13D47719BA8C237CA85EE7A3650@phx.gbl...
I am not sure I understand the context where you would need to log boost::test::execution_exception. Could you provide an example.
If the test creates a thread and the thread uses BOOST_CHECK. This probably wasn't a good idea to start with since as far as I know boost::test does not have a mechanism to catch the exceptions generated from other than main thread. A simple thread adaptor would be a nice addition to boost::test.
I will re-review threading issues in 1.35. For now I wouldn'r recommend this usage. The exception is part of internal implementation. It's not supported to be logged or caught by end users, so I do not see a need for an extra dependency/complexity. Gennadiy