If you want to see how someone else does it, you can look in your directory $(BOOST_ROOT)/libs/serialization/libs/test for the shell scripts and batch files runtest.bat, runtest.ksh and runtest.sh . These work for me. Robert Ramey Jody Hagins wrote:
I apologize in advance. I can not figure out how to get tests to build and run correctly from within subdirectories. The --builddir option does not seem to be honored, and the Jamfiles are so "simple" that I haven't a clue as to what is happening.
To be honest, I have made several attempts at using bjam, but the only thing I can get to work is a toplevel make of everything. So, for all my own stuff, I have been using a mirror hierarchy and Makefiles (since that is what I have been using for the last 2 decades).
However, I now want to get some code ready for submission (I have moved type_id and in the process have written a dynamic library wrapper as well). Unfortunately, I can not get my tests to integrate very well within boost. Thus, I humbly ask for any pointers and/or assistance in this regard.
Thanks!
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