Hi, Kirill Lapshin wrote:

Hi all,

I've took 1.34.0 beta for a spin, and so far can report a success -- largeish project compiles fine, passes all tests with virtually no changes to the code.

Thanks, sounds good.

My only concern at the moment is boost.test library. It is not even listed as updated, yet public interface has changed. I am talking about BOOST_AUTO_UNIT_TEST to BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE rename. It would be nice to have some information on what have changed since last version together with some pointers on how to migrate code from older versions.

To make matters worse it looks like all links to examples are broken in boost.test documentation, and some examples are just MIA (e.g. auto_unit_test_test.cpp, the place where I naturally tried to find what the new syntax is).

Gennadiy, can you have a look at this. Did I make a mistake building the docs? Thomas -- Thomas Witt witt@acm.org

"Kirill Lapshin" <kir@lapshin.net> wrote in message news:f1anvm$l59$1@sea.gmane.org...

Hi all,

I've took 1.34.0 beta for a spin, and so far can report a success -- largeish project compiles fine, passes all tests with virtually no changes to the code.

My only concern at the moment is boost.test library. It is not even listed as updated, yet public interface has changed. I am talking about BOOST_AUTO_UNIT_TEST to BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE rename. It would be nice to

This change occured and included in release notes for 1.33

have some information on what have changed since last version together with some pointers on how to migrate code from older versions.

Guilty as charged. Indeed there were a lot of new features introduced. I did not put these into release notes. I don;t have any real excuses, other than I;ve been busy and any free moment I spne t on actual docs update. For most users there shoudln't be significant migration efforts. The only users who really affected my guess is users of the dynamic library build.

To make matters worse it looks like all links to examples are broken in boost.test documentation, and some examples are just MIA (e.g. auto_unit_test_test.cpp, the place where I naturally tried to find what the new syntax is).

There new examples in example directory. They should give you all you need to know about current basic usage of the UTF. Gennadiy