Sure, we have HTML results of regression tests produced by library_status utility; I just need advice how to integrate those results into testing matrix you've mentioned. Maybe, some article about that? -- Dmitry Moskalchuk On 21/01/15 19:50, Robert Ramey wrote:

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Another important point is that we were able to run Boost regression tests on Android devices - again, without any changes in Boost sources, ... very, very interesting results for lots of reasons. Could you try setting up the boost regression testing on your platforms so that the results show up on the testing matrix? http://www.boost.org/development/tests/develop/developer/serialization.html This would be very interesting to anyone considering using your platform.

Robert Ramey

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Well, test script itself is at https://github.com/crystax/android-platform-ndk/blob/master/tests/run-boost-.... It is part of CrystaX NDK file tree and it do many things to setup environment for Boost testing. As you can see, it also generate several shell script wrappers to be able run tests; one of such wrappers is adbrunner. Content of regression/armeabi-v7a-hard folder is fully generated on the fly by run-boost-tests script. However, I'd recommend to not use this script right now since I'm going to refactor it a bit - at least, extract adbrunner and do several other changes. Please wait several days and I'll provide full sources and instructions on how to run Boost regression testing on Android. BTW, if you'll look on http://boost.crystax.net/master/developer/summary.html, you'll see clang toolchains indicated as 'clang-linux-3.4' and 'clang-linux-3.5'. It goes from the fact that Boost build scripts suppose there are just two types of clang - clang-darwin and clang-linux, and switch between them based on host OS condition, which is wrong. It should be based on target OS. Look here: https://github.com/boostorg/build/blob/develop/src/tools/clang.jam. I suppose there should be smth like this: if $(target-os) = darwin toolset.using clang-darwin ..... else if $(target-os) = linux toolset.using clang-linux ... else if $(target-os) = android toolset.using clang-android .... Or smth like that. I don't know bjam syntax good, so it's just to indicate my idea. I'd be appreciate if you could fix this while I'm finishing with scripts refactoring. Finally, when I finish with my task, we could modify Boost jam scripts to add support of NDK compilers directly instead of relying on wrappers for g++/clang++. -- Dmitry Moskalchuk On 04/02/15 14:17, Antony Polukhin wrote:

2015-01-21 21:00 GMT+04:00 Dmitry Moskalchuk :

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Sure, we have HTML results of regression tests produced by library_status utility; I just need advice how to integrate those results into testing matrix you've mentioned. Maybe, some article about that?

I'm very interested in your adbrunner and run.py scripts. Whole regression/armeabi-v7a-hard folder looks interesting to me.

Could you please provide the sources? I'll do my best to integrate your work into the Boost regression testing suit and will help you with docs.

On 04/02/15 20:25, Antony Polukhin wrote:

Thanks for doing this!

BTW, I'm not quite sure about BSD licensed code usage in Boost. It would be much simpler to integrate Boost licensed scripts into the Boost. Otherwise, probably there'll be a long and boring conversation with lawyers from Software Freedom Conservancy.

It's not a problem at all. That script is licensed under BSD license since it's part of CrystaX NDK, where we use BSD 2-clause license for everything we produce. However, if you want integrate it into a Boost, it anyway will need kind of rewriting of some parts, and in this case I could re-license it since I'm the only author of that script.

OK, I'll forward your proposal directly to the boost-build developers. There's a mailing list specially for boost build related questions and proposals: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost-build

Thanks for letting me know, I'll subscribe to it. -- Dmitry Moskalchuk