This upload is mostly for fixing an embarassing bug that the test suite would have detected if I had not put a "return 0" in the middle of it. In addition I have restructured the tests into suites and cases. Jam files begin to work, at least they allow me to build with bjam from the boost tree. While I'm at it, here's the bug, in case somebody has an idea. I have to initially create my fusion::list's of expressions and tables with `push_back(list<>(), val)' instead of just `make_list(val)', otherwise I get access violations. I see in the debugger that the first element of my list is damaged during the next function call, most probably because a reference to a temporary was created along the way. Has anybody had this kind of problem ? I use boost 1.39. J-L