Re: [Boost-testing] How to make Boost.Test Automatic Test Registration facility work together with Boost Regression Tests?

From: Voronkov Konstantin (beowinkle_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-07-28 09:38:58

Hello again,

I found the source of mine problem is line in Jame file:
<include>S:/QA/Technical/UnitTesting/Frameworks/Evaluation/RegressionTests/boost_1_32_0

if I specify additional include folder property then Boost.Build
  can not find the *.run file. What did I done wrong and why
I can not specify include?

****Here is Jamfile which causes such problem

subproject myTest/test ;
import testing ;
DEPENDS all : myTest ;
{
     local SEARCH_SOURCE = $(BOOST_ROOT) $(SEARCH_SOURCE) ;
     test-suite "myTest"
        : [ run testPassSample.cpp

# THIS IS THE VERY LINE WHICH BREAKS BOOST.BUILD
  : 
<include>S:/QA/Technical/UnitTesting/Frameworks/Evaluation/RegressionTests/boost_1_32_0 
] ;
}

Regards,
Konstantin

Voronkov Konstantin wrote:
> Gennadiy, thanks for your reply.
>  From the specified error message that some file can not
>   be found I can not get information what exact file can
> not be found, and I do not understand what to do with it.
> The same test, but performed with minimal Boost.Test
> feature runs and provide output.
> 
> I tried to specify complete path in Jamfile to test
>   source file, but this did not helped me.
> 
> And I do not understand the line:
> ..\..\bin\boost\myTest\test\autoRegTestsSample.test\vc7\debug\threading-multi\autoRegTestsSample.run
> 
> what does *.run extention means? Where
>   can I find documentation about it?
> 
> Best Regards,
> Konstantin
> 
> Gennadiy Rozental wrote:
> 
>>>..\..\bin\boost\myTest\test\autoRegTestsSample.test\vc7\debug\threading-multi\autoRegTestsSample.run
>>>The system cannot find the file specified.
>>
>>
>>I think this is a root cause for your "not seeing the errors".
>>
>>Gennadiy