Vladimir Prus writes:
This is something that Boost.Build V2 Jamfile written by Michael does. But then the target path will be not
bin\boost\libs\numeric\ublas\test1.test
but
bin\boost\libs\numeric\ublas\test1\test1.test
I wonder how regression tools can determine the library name in that case?
Correctly :). It's still in the path. They already do so for other libraries.
You mean this:
local rule get-library-name ( path ) { local match1 = [ MATCH [/\\]libs[/\\](.*)[/\\]test : $(path) ] ;
I'm not sure:
ghost@zigzag:/tmp$ bjam -f- ECHO [ MATCH [/\\]libs[/\\](.*)[/\\]test : bin\\boost\\libs\\numeric\\ublas\\test1\\test1.test ] ; numeric\ublas\test1
It's numeric\ublas\test1, not numeric\ublas.
'get-library-name' will be passed "bin\\boost\\libs\\numeric\\ublas\\test1", though, not "bin\\boost\\libs\\numeric\\ublas\\test1\\test1.test". -- Aleksey Gurtovoy MetaCommunications Engineering