On Nov 5, 2008, at 7:56 PM, Michael Jackson wrote:
On Nov 4, 2008, at 2:21 PM, Michael Jackson wrote:
On Nov 4, 2008, at 2:11 PM, Beman Dawes wrote:
On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 12:26 PM, Michael Jackson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been working hard on updating the CMake build system to
match the
Boost trunk repository. As it stands I have been able to compile
all the
libraries in static and dynamic multi-threaded debug modes. I can
get about
50% of the regression test to compile.
Thanks for the update!
What kinds of problems are you running into with the 50% that aren't
compiling? Anything serious?
--Beman
Nothing serious at this point. It just takes time to compile, wait
for compile error (which is all about include paths at this point),
add the proper module dependency, re-run cmake, re-run make, wait
for compile error....
There have been some general bug fixes and enhancements to the core
Boost-CMake files which ate up some time. I did add the ability of
the graphviz output to have those libraries that are actually
compiled to have a colored node which makes it easier to see those
libraries in the dependency graph.
For those interested, here is the latest dependency graph (which
will change as soon as I do the next compile cycle most likely) but
gives you an idea of what boost is looking like.
<http://www.bluequartz.net/dependencies.pdf>
_________________________________________________________
Mike Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.bluequartz.net
Just an update. I was finally able to get the regression tests to
compile to 100%. What this means is that if the regression test
involved creating an executable then that test was compiled but not
yet actually executed. The regression tests that are currently being
compiled were left over from the previous CMake files so some newer
tests are obviously not included at this point. Also, I have not
updated my svn working directory since sometime last week.
I did actually try "make test" and I get into the exception
regression tests and I get a hard failure which stops everything.
The test that is failing is a test where a source file is actually
attempted to be compiled and is failing. I believe I know the
problem so I am going to dive into that next.
Again, this is with a static-multi-threaded build only on OS X
10.5.5 with gcc (Xcode 3.1). I have yet to try this on windows. I
Have VS express 2008 at my disposal to try sometime.
_________________________________________________________
Mike Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.bluequartz.net
I am making good progress updating the CMake build system. I have most
everything building and some of the regression tests passing. I pulled
the latest from the trunk last night and am doing a recompile at this
point so that I can do an svn commit later today with all the updated
and new cmake files.
Mike
_______________________________________________
Boost-cmake mailing list
Boost-cmake@lists.boost.org
http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost-cmake
