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From: Motonari Ito (motonari_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-03-20 12:36:32


Hello, sorry for my terrible English.

>I actually don't understand the problem. When you run "bjam" in "executable"
>directory, it means you want to update only targets defined there and
>dependencies of those targets. So you get the "executable" built, and you
>get ..//foo built. Nothing asks for the unit test to be built.

I understand why unit-test is not executed in this case. Well, so, how
can I write Jamfile/Jamroot in such a way that it is executed?

>Why do you expect the unit test to be built in this case?

Because one of library source (a.cpp) is modified, and I want to run the
unit test whenever modification happens.

Thank you.


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