[Boost-cmake] link tests

2009-05-20 Thread troy d. straszheim
I was trying to fix asio link tests and hit a couple of snags. I put in a workaround (which I bet breaks more than it fixes) and would like some feedback from kitware. The problems i was trying to fix: 1. The test is to ensure that linking against another built library succeeds. Typically

Re: [Boost-cmake] link tests

2009-05-20 Thread Brad King
troy d. straszheim wrote: I was trying to fix asio link tests and hit a couple of snags. I put in a workaround (which I bet breaks more than it fixes) and would like some feedback from kitware. The problems i was trying to fix: We generally build all test executables and libraries during the

[Boost-cmake] Path to test binaries for Boost.MPI (and Boost.graph_parallel) seems to be incorrect

2009-05-20 Thread Nick Edmonds
Hi All, I've been hacking the CMake build system to build the tests/examples for libs/graph_parallel and in doing so found that the path to the tests seems to be incorrect. I borrowed large portions of CMakeLists.txt from Boost.MPI, which seems to have the same issue. The path to the te

Re: [Boost-cmake] Path to test binaries for Boost.MPI (and Boost.graph_parallel) seems to be incorrect

2009-05-20 Thread Michael Jackson
On May 20, 2009, at 3:17 PM, Nick Edmonds wrote: Hi All, I've been hacking the CMake build system to build the tests/examples for libs/graph_parallel and in doing so found that the path to the tests seems to be incorrect. I borrowed large portions of CMakeLists.txt from Boost.MPI, which

Re: [Boost-cmake] Path to test binaries for Boost.MPI (and Boost.graph_parallel) seems to be incorrect

2009-05-20 Thread troy d. straszheim
Nick Edmonds wrote: Hi All, I've been hacking the CMake build system to build the tests/examples for libs/graph_parallel and in doing so found that the path to the tests seems to be incorrect. are you on the release branch? The trunk is currently lagging. If you want to just check in w