I have a globally defined "BOOST_TEST_INCLUDED" (in the same way that "NDEBUG" is globally defined) instead of the local "#define BOOST_AUTO_TEST_MAIN", but
Dear Gennadiy, Gennadiy Rozental writes: this
may also be related to boost 1.34.1.
You are doing something fidhy here. This is internal Boost.Test macro and users are not expected to define it.
When I upgraded from boost 1.33.0 to boost 1.34.1, I got link errors on Windows. I tried it with the documentation from http://www.boost.org/libs/test/doc/components/utf/compilation.html and with your recent suggestions, but I haven't found another way to remove the linking errors than to globally define "BOOST_TEST_INCLUDED" (or link against boost_unit_test_framework-XXX.dll, but I prefered using "included" option). Maybe I haven't tried hard enough, but I have also other things to do than try to exactly follow an incomplete documentation. I admit that with boost 1.33.0, simply following the documentation worked just fine, so Markus Duft is probably not forced to use my "fidhy" solution.
New docs here:
parmedia.net/~rogeeff/html/index.html
explain how each variant works.
I tried the link, but it doesn't work for me. Regards, Thomas