Re: [Threads-devel] Building thread_rewrite branch on linux

From: Anthony Williams (anthony_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-03-13 07:08:53

Roland Schwarz <roland.schwarz_at_[hidden]> writes:

> This way we are building against the HEAD of the boost sources, and this
> will make it easier to merge back to HEAD once the rewrite is done.

Yes.

> BTW.: what do you mean by "built the tests"?

I run the following script from the libs/thread/test directory. It builds and
runs the tests, and generates a compiler status report. (Yes, this is a tcsh
script, on Windows)

#!c:/usr/bin/tcsh.exe
setenv BOOST_ROOT c:/projects/boost-cvs/boost
setenv BUILD "debug release"
setenv TOOLS "gcc vc-7_1"
bjam --dump-tests test > & ! bjam.log
$BOOST_ROOT/bin/process_jam_log < bjam.log
$BOOST_ROOT/bin/compiler_status $BOOST_ROOT cs-win32.html
$BOOST_ROOT/bin/compiler_status --ignore-pass --no-warn $BOOST_ROOT cs-win32-fail.html cs-win32-links.html
$BOOST_ROOT/bin/compiler_status --ignore-pass $BOOST_ROOT cs-win32-warn-or-fail.html cs-win32-links.html
$BOOST_ROOT/bin/compiler_status $BOOST_ROOT cs-win32-full.html cs-win32-links.html

Anthony
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