Re: [boost] Beta posted for new regression tests

From: Beman Dawes (bdawes_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-07-23 10:10:13

At 10:55 AM 7/23/2002, William E. Kempf wrote:

 >Several links are broken, though that's probably just due to how you
 >posted?

Yes, I should have mentioned that.  The links in the first two columns are 
relative, so they only work if the file is first downloaded into your 
boost-root/status directory.  Furthermore, they reference some files which 
are new, so you would need a recent CVS update for those.

 >Is there a reason the FAIL for GNU GCC 3.1/test_thread isn't hyper 
linked?
 >It's the only FAIL/WARN that I can find that isn't.

It deadlocked.  At least that's what I think happened; no CPU time being 
used and it just sat there, so I killed the process.  That meant the 
reporting had enough information to know

 >The report is nice... if we could get daily (or at least frequent... I've
 >come to love continuous integration) runs with postings somewhere it 
would
 >make finding and fixing bugs so much easier.  Especially for some of us 
who
 >lack access to some of the compilers/platforms.

My immediate target is daily, at least on days when my machine on.  If that 
works OK, we can consider more frequently.

 >Any chance you could post the XML the report was based on?

There is one file per test/toolset.  For an example, see below.  I added 
some newlines to make it easier to read.

--Beman

<test-log 
target-directory="../status/bin/any_test.test/borland/debug/runtime-link-dynamic" 
test-name="any_test" toolset="borland">

<compile result="succeed" timestamp="2002-07-23 13:47:40 UTC">
c:\boost\site\libs/any\any_test.cpp:
Warning W8084 c:\boost\site\libs/any\test.hpp 295: Suggest parentheses to 
clarify precedence in function tester&ltconst any_tests::test_case 
*&gt::operator ()()
Warning W8084 c:\boost\site\libs/any\test.hpp 295: Suggest parentheses to 
clarify precedence in function tester&ltconst any_tests::test_case 
*&gt::operator ()()
</compile>

<link result="succeed" timestamp="2002-07-23 13:47:40 UTC"></link>

<run result="succeed" timestamp="2002-07-23 13:47:40 UTC">
[default construction] passed
[single argument construction] passed
[copy construction] passed
[copy assignment operator] passed
[converting assignment operator] passed
[failed custom keyword cast] passed
[swap member function] passed
[copying operations on a null] passed
8 tests: 8 passed, 0 failed
</run>

</test-log>