src/torc/common/UnitTestMain.cpp, compilation errors
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#19 src/torc/common/UnitTestMain.cpp, compilation errors
gcc 5.3.1, boost 1.60.0, SUSE Tumbleweed 42
src/torc/common/UnitTestMain.cpp:
- missing #include <boost test="" tree="" visitor.hpp=""> #include <boost test="" tree="" traverse.hpp=""></boost></boost>
- attempts to alter const parameters
75: ‘const class boost::unit_test::test_case’ has no member named ‘p_enabled’
93: ‘const class boost::unit_test::test_suite’ has no member named ‘p_enabled’
111: error: ‘const class boost::unit_test::test_case’ has no member named ‘p_enabled’ - p_enabled should be replaced by p_run_status and set with corresponding enum values
- missing semicolon: BOOST_GLOBAL_FIXTURE(TestFixture);
For better or worse, Torc is set to report all warnings and treat them as errors (-Wall -Werror). This is probably a little too strict, given the interactions between Torc and different versions of GCC and Boost. You can look at this page to see some of the combinations of GCC and Boost that we have tested, or you can try relaxing the compiler settings on lines 53+ of torc/trunk/src/torc/Makefile.targets by removing -Werror and/or -Wall.