Beman Dawes wrote:
>
> Are you using run_tests.sh from CVS or your own script?
>
I did not know this script existed, so I have been doing everything
manually as per the documentation. on
http://www.boost.org/more/regression.html
and making the obvious syntactic adjustments for unix
> The kinds o
I have been attempting to build boost 1.30.2 for a number of platforms.
I also wish to generate the html testsuite output for several reasons -
My own peace of mind, because we are using a reasonably large number of
platforms (some of which do not appear on the status tables), and so I
can see
For a while I have been toying with the idea of a smart pointer called
sortable_ptr, which would behave in the way that [I believe that] the
original poster erroneously presumed that boost::shared_ptr already
did. I was originally planning to do some more practical testing of
the concept befor
Recently we tried to compile the boost 1.29 with some of our older Win32
codes using the .NET 7.0
compiler. We got an compiler error due to ambiguities of these overloads
inside the CMap template
implementation header .
In VC6 the std::min and std::max templates were not present, so they are
I have experienced some difficulty with sorting lists of type:
list < shared_ptr < foo > >
Here is the expected (sorted) program output:
424238335
596516649
719885386
846930886
1189641421
1649760492
1681692777
1714636915
1804289383
1957747793
Instead, I end up with:
1804289383
846930886
1681692
