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< kirizaki> Hi
< kirizaki> I need a help with boost tests
< kirizaki> I found a doc about testing framework
< kirizaki> but I don't understand exactly how to run my test
< kirizaki> i have my test case: myTest.cpp
< kirizaki> and don't know what is next? should I add some code to CMakeLists.txt or just compile with g++?
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< zoq> Hello kirizaki, you can add your test file to the existing tests in rc/mlpack/tests/CMakeLists.txt. If you make a test suite called "TestSuite" (BOOST_AUTO_TEST_SUITE(TestSuite)), and then build 'mlpack_test' ('make mlpack_test'), you can run only the tests in that test suite with 'bin/mlpack_test -t TestSuite'.
< zoq> Maybe kirizaki reads the irc logs.