Eric Niebler <eric <at> boostpro.com> writes:
I wasn't aware there was a problem with Boost.Build on trunk. What are you referring to? Link pls.
Just go into boost/lib/test/test directory and try to run test on windows: Off the top of my head I've seen: install rule not found boost home directory is missing gcc is not found ar is not found link is not found I introduced some hacks to be able to run, but this is really inconvenient, since I can't check them in.
I think there is. All of my tests that use Boost.Test are crashing at runtime with any version of gcc. I don't use any deprecated Boost.Test
Hmm. It worked for me with latest cygwin's gcc. Can you see where it fails? Otherwise I'll try to figure it out tonight.
interfaces, AFAIK. And my tests also fail to compile with msvc 9 and 8
Ah, right. Did not have a time to fix double ref last night, but this should be simple. If I can't figure out crashes I'll revert changes. Gennadiy