RE: [boost] Re: [Boost.Test] New testing procedure?
FYI, if there are no files in that directory of the repository, cvs will generally not create the directory on update/checkout. Not sure what's happening here, but you might just have to add a dummy file to ensure it gets created.
This directory have some files already.
That said, Boost tests should be able to be run from a read-only CVS tree, so if you're creating files you probably ought to do it elsewhere (like /tmp/...).
Could you show how to do this portably? Gennadiy.
"Rozental, Gennadiy" <gennadiy.rozental@thomson.com> writes:
FYI, if there are no files in that directory of the repository, cvs will generally not create the directory on update/checkout. Not sure what's happening here, but you might just have to add a dummy file to ensure it gets created.
This directory have some files already.
That said, Boost tests should be able to be run from a read-only CVS tree, so if you're creating files you probably ought to do it elsewhere (like /tmp/...).
Could you show how to do this portably?
I don't know how to do it portably. The filesystem lib should provide an API, but it doesn't yet. -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting http://www.boost-consulting.com
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