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From: Alexander Grund (alexander.grund_at_[hidden])
Date: 2021-06-08 14:01:11
> I know that in a project on which I am working I use Boost.Test in
> header-only mode and it works fine when using b2 to run tests for the
> project. I would like to think that if I try to use CMake to run tests
> for the project using the header-only variant of Boost.Test it will
> continue to work fine. That's all really.
Peter wrote that he implemented that in
https://github.com/boostorg/test/commit/bce2d24c8b32f47f0403766fe4fee3e2e93af0a0
So all you got to do is "link" to `Boost::included_unit_test_framework`
and you can use it header-only. "Link" in CMake terms, no actual linking
done, only declaring a dependency, and getting the headers into the
include path.
Although I would have used `header_only` as a suffix instead, but well,
naming ;)
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