On Monday, I attempted to run the Darwin regression tests off the main branch.
The tools failed to build - specifically "process_jam_log" failed to build, because
the filesystem library failed to compile.
In particular, "libs/filesystem/src/exception.cpp" failed on line 192 in
the constructor:
> filesystem_error::filesystem_error(
> const std::string & who,
> const std::string & message )
>line 192--> : std::runtime_error(
> other_error_prep( who, message ).c_str() ),
> m_sys_err(0), m_err(other_error), m_who(who)
> {}
There are a couple of things here:
1) std::runtime_error is defined (for gcc, AFAICT) in <stdexcept>, but
filesystem/exception.hpp
only includes <exception>.
--> This, IMHO, is the cause of the error.
2) filesystem_error is defined (in filesystem/exception.hpp) as inheriting from
std::exception,
not std::runtime_error.
> class filesystem_error : public std::exception
> {
When I add the line "#include <stdexcept>" to exception.cpp, I get the following error
instead:
../../../libs/filesystem/src/exception.cpp: In constructor
`boost::filesystem::filesystem_error::filesystem_error(const std::string&,
const std::string&)':
../../../libs/filesystem/src/exception.cpp:196: type `class std::runtime_error'
is not a direct base of `boost::filesystem::filesystem_error'
--
-- Marshall
Marshall Clow Idio Software <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hey! Who messed with my anti-paranoia shot?
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