Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of BoostRegressionsV2


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  • BoostRegressionsV2

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    11= Running C++ Boost regressions with Boost.Build V2 =
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    3 This document described how to run C++ Boost regression tests (using regression.py script), with Boost.Build V2.
     3This document describes how to run C++ Boost regression tests (using regression.py script), with Boost.Build V2.
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    55== Configuration ==
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    1616using msvc : 7.0 : "Z:/Programs/Microsoft Visual Studio/vc98/bin/cl.exe" ;
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     19'''Note''': on windows, use only forward slashes too.
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    1921It's possible to specify additional options to compiler or linker:
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    4143= Running =
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    43 First of all, make sure you have the version of {{{regression.py}}} from current CVS. To use V2 when running {{{regression.py}}}, just add {{{--v2}}} option. For example, to run tests and uploade results, run:
     45First of all, obtain from CVS the current version of the {{{regression.py}}} script, located in the {{{/home/ghost/Work/boost-rc/tools/regression/xsl_reports/runner}}} directory. To use V2 when running {{{regression.py}}}, just add {{{--v2}}} option. For example, to run tests and uploade results, run:
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    4547{{{
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    7173To perform a monitored build, you shouldn't use the {{{--monitored}}} option, but instead use {{{--bjam-options="-l<s>"}}} where {{{s}}} is the number of seconds a task should run before being terminated. For example, {{{--bjam-options="-l600"}}} will terminate any task running over 10 minutes.
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