What if I want debugging?
What if I call this from the command line (say if I call it as a post-build event in visual studio)?
Use CTRL-F5 to run the test.
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Robert Dailey wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Currently in Visual Studio, running a console application as a unit test
> results in the dialog immediately disappearing after it is done
> executing, regardless of success or failure. In both cases, I would like
> for the console dialog to pause, as it does with a call to system(
> "pause" );. Is there some preprocessor directive I can define to make
> this happen? Since Boost.Test is a framework, it is the responsibility
> of boost to do this. If it doesn't do it at all, I could just as easily
> go into the source code and add that logic myself if I need to.
>
> Help is appreciated.
>
>
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