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From: Victor A. Wagner Jr. (vawjr_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-04-12 11:11:01
At Tuesday 2005-04-12 05:57, you wrote:
>Victor A. Wagner Jr. writes:
> > OK, nothing shows on the summary page, and I renamed the uploaded files to
> > ftp://rudbek.com/pub/boost to the uninspired names of save.........
> > hopefully you guys will find out why we're not finding the problems.
>
>Unfortunately (or perhaps fortunately?), the log looks consistent
>with the reports.
>
> >
> > unfortunately there aren't any errors in the log file...I'm trying to find
> > out what _I_ do differently in using boost::array than the tests (and you
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
>Did you mean boost::range?
I didn't, because I don't directly call range.
I use... tuple, date-time, and array... perhaps I mistakenly judged it to
be from inside array.
<sarcasm>Microsoft in its _INFINITE_ wisdom, _innovated_ from the compiler
output, the points at which #included files are mentioned</sarcasm> which
means an error of the form
sfinae.hpp (25) some error message is almost worthless for finding the
CAUSE <extreme sarcasm>Thank you Microsoft</extreme sarcasm>
so I'm still looking for the problem.
In addition, I don't know what Jonathan Turkanis is doing with his editor
and / or cvs client, but I consistently get errors after he's updated things.
sometimes my client complains that it gets a checksum error after applying
a patch (only solution is to delete the file and let it do a U type
checkout instead of a P...which then causes the client to report an error
and the script will try 5 more times to get all the files (this adds around
20 minutes to the regression run time).
OR, I get line endings (on the lines he's changed) which
are \r\r\n (which my version of VC8.0 calls illegal)
A particularly gratuitous change is revision 1.5 of iostreams/chain.hpp
with the log entry:
revision 1.5
date: 2005/04/09 20:21:43; author: turkanis; state: Exp; lines: +5 -5
fixed whitespace
which ONLY added a trailing ' ' to ONE line and changed a bunch of line
endings to \r\r\n.
AND which triggered a remake for all the regression testers.
Getting this kinda crap to stop would certainly help.
> > can be sure I'll add a test when I do).
>
>Please do.
>
> >
> > there are many files which appear to use the range headers which aren't
> > compiling that far because of some missing ziplib.h or bziplib.h
> > files.... perhaps it was in that area that the problems existed the other
> > day.
>
>Just three of them, and again, all these failures are present in the
>reports.
>
>--
>Aleksey Gurtovoy
>MetaCommunications Engineering
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