Hi!
Sorry for the delay. Maybe you finally solved this?
>>> "Steve" == Steve Hutton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Steve> Make check succeeds (as expected) when my test program
Steve> returns 0, but it fails (not what I expected) when the same
Steve> test program has thrown and caught a C++ exception.
[...]
Steve> try
Steve> {
Steve> throwError();
Steve> }
Steve> catch(std::exception& e)
Steve> {
Steve> std::cout<<"cought: "<<e.what()<<std::endl;
Steve> }
Steve> return 0;
[...]
Steve> make[1]: Entering directory `/home/shutton/dev/make_check'
Steve> PASS: return0nothrow
Steve> FAIL: return0throw
Steve> ===================
Steve> 1 of 2 tests failed
[...]
Steve> $ ./test.sh
Steve> return0nothrow returned 0
Steve> cought: hello
Steve> return0throw returned 0
Note that when return0throw runs it prints "cought: hello" in
this second run, while it did not during "make check" above.
Too me, this indicates that the exception was not caught during
the first run. Perhaps it's not the same code which is being
executed? I'm sorry I don't have any other idea.
--
Alexandre Duret-Lutz
