A runtime error in one of the unit tests has been making it difficult to get continuous builds going under Windows. I get about halfway through the tests and then a message box pops up...
If I click 'Ignore', the rest of the tests complete, and my results get submitted to the dashboard; but this prevents me from doing unattended builds.
That's very bad; CTest should be disabling this dialog, because this is going to happen often. Unless our tests are doing something to re-enable the dialog?
It would appear that the /RTC1 compiler flag (equivalent to /RTCsu) is causing this run-time assertion failure: - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8wtf2dfz.aspx What's strange is that I only get this failure when I build with the 'NMake Makefiles' generator. If I generate with 'Visual Studio 8 2005' instead, then open 'numeric.sln' in the IDE and build numeric-placement_new from there, it runs fine. I poked around in the BuildLog.htm files (for VS2005) and build.make files (NMake) and convinced myself that CMake builds that use the NMake generator are specifying /RTC1, while VS 2005 builds are not.
Oh, and here's a really dumb question: how long did you leave the program running with this dialog open? IIRC, CTest has an internal timer and will kill a test after some number of seconds.
That number appears to be 1500. `:-} I re-checked this and discovered that the test does eventually time out after 25 minutes. _______________________________________________ Boost-cmake mailing list Boost-cmake@lists.boost.org http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost-cmake
