How to use boost method in hypothesis

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...20 opt.load('compiler_cxx boost')2122def configure(conf):23 conf.load('compiler_cxx boost')24 conf.check_boost(lib='system filesystem', mt=True, static=True)2526def build(bld):27 bld(source='main.cpp', target='app', use='BOOST')28'''2930import sys31import re32from waflib import Utils, Logs33from waflib.Configure import conf34from waflib.Errors import WafError3536BOOST_LIBS = ('/​usr/​lib', '/​usr/​local/​lib',37 '/​opt/​local/​lib', '/​sw/​lib', '/​lib')38BOOST_INCLUDES = ('/​usr/​include', '/​usr/​local/​include',39 '/​opt/​local/​include', '/​sw/​include')40BOOST_VERSION_FILE = 'boost/​version.hpp'41BOOST_VERSION_CODE = '''42#include <iostream>43#include <boost/​version.hpp>44int main() { std::cout << BOOST_LIB_VERSION << std::endl; }45'''4647# toolsets from {boost_dir}/​tools/​build/​v2/​tools/​common.jam48PLATFORM = Utils.unversioned_sys_platform()49detect_intel = lambda env: (PLATFORM == 'win32') and 'iw' or 'il'50detect_clang = lambda env: (PLATFORM == 'darwin') and 'clang-darwin' or 'clang'51detect_mingw = lambda env: (re.search('MinGW', env.CXX[0])) and 'mgw' or 'gcc'52BOOST_TOOLSETS = {53 'borland': 'bcb',54 'clang': detect_clang,55 'como': 'como',56 'cw': 'cw',57 'darwin': 'xgcc',58 'edg': 'edg',59 'g++': detect_mingw,60 'gcc': detect_mingw,61 'icpc': detect_intel,62 'intel': detect_intel,63 'kcc': 'kcc',64 'kylix': 'bck',65 'mipspro': 'mp',66 'mingw': 'mgw',67 'msvc': 'vc',68 'qcc': 'qcc',69 'sun': 'sw',70 'sunc++': 'sw',71 'tru64cxx': 'tru',72 'vacpp': 'xlc'73}747576def options(opt):77 opt.add_option('--boost-includes', type='string',78 default='', dest='boost_includes',79 help='''path to the boost directory where the includes are80 e.g. /​boost_1_45_0/​include''')81 opt.add_option('--boost-libs', type='string',82 default='', dest='boost_libs',83 help='''path to the directory where the boost libs are84 e.g. /​boost_1_45_0/​stage/​lib''')85 opt.add_option('--boost-static', action='store_true',86 default=False, dest='boost_static',87 help='link static libraries')88 opt.add_option('--boost-mt', action='store_true',89 default=False, dest='boost_mt',90 help='select multi-threaded libraries')91 opt.add_option('--boost-abi', type='string', default='', dest='boost_abi',92 help='''select libraries with tags (dgsyp, d for debug),93 see doc Boost, Getting Started, chapter 6.1''')94 opt.add_option('--boost-toolset', type='string',95 default='', dest='boost_toolset',96 help='force a toolset e.g. msvc, vc90, \97 gcc, mingw, mgw45 (default: auto)')98 py_version = '%d%d' % (sys.version_info[0], sys.version_info[1])99 opt.add_option('--boost-python', type='string',100 default=py_version, dest='boost_python',101 help='select the lib python with this version \102 (default: %s)' % py_version)103104105@conf106def __boost_get_version_file(self, dir):107 try:108 return self.root.find_dir(dir).find_node(BOOST_VERSION_FILE)109 except:110 return None111112113@conf114def boost_get_version(self, dir):115 """silently retrieve the boost version number"""116 re_but = re.compile('^#define\\s+BOOST_LIB_VERSION\\s+"(.*)"$', re.M)117 try:118 val = re_but.search(self.__boost_get_version_file(dir).read()).group(1)119 except:120 val = self.check_cxx(fragment=BOOST_VERSION_CODE, includes=[dir],121 execute=True, define_ret=True)122 return val123124125@conf126def boost_get_includes(self, *k, **kw):127 includes = k and k[0] or kw.get('includes', None)128 if includes and self.__boost_get_version_file(includes):129 return includes130 for dir in BOOST_INCLUDES:131 if self.__boost_get_version_file(dir):132 return dir133 if includes:134 self.fatal('headers not found in %s' % includes)135 else:136 self.fatal('headers not found, use --boost-includes=/​path/​to/​boost')137138139@conf140def boost_get_toolset(self, cc):141 toolset = cc142 if not cc:143 build_platform = Utils.unversioned_sys_platform()144 if build_platform in BOOST_TOOLSETS:145 cc = build_platform146 else:147 cc = self.env.CXX_NAME148 if cc in BOOST_TOOLSETS:149 toolset = BOOST_TOOLSETS[cc]150 return isinstance(toolset, str) and toolset or toolset(self.env)151152153@conf154def __boost_get_libs_path(self, *k, **kw):155 ''' return the lib path and all the files in it '''156 if 'files' in kw:157 return self.root.find_dir('.'), Utils.to_list(kw['files'])158 libs = k and k[0] or kw.get('libs', None)159 if libs:160 path = self.root.find_dir(libs)161 files = path.ant_glob('*boost_*')162 if not libs or not files:163 for dir in BOOST_LIBS:164 try:165 path = self.root.find_dir(dir)166 files = path.ant_glob('*boost_*')167 if files:168 break169 path = self.root.find_dir(dir + '64')170 files = path.ant_glob('*boost_*')171 if files:172 break173 except:174 path = None175 if not path:176 if libs:177 self.fatal('libs not found in %s' % libs)178 else:179 self.fatal('libs not found, \180 use --boost-includes=/​path/​to/​boost/​lib')181 return path, files182183184@conf185def boost_get_libs(self, *k, **kw):186 '''187 return the lib path and the required libs188 according to the parameters189 '''190 path, files = self.__boost_get_libs_path(**kw)191 t = []192 if kw.get('mt', False):193 t.append('mt')194 if kw.get('abi', None):195 t.append(kw['abi'])196 tags = t and '(-%s)+' % '-'.join(t) or ''197 toolset = '(-%s[0-9]{0,3})+' % self.boost_get_toolset(kw.get('toolset', ''))198 version = '(-%s)+' % self.env.BOOST_VERSION199200 def find_lib(re_lib, files):201 for file in files:202 if re_lib.search(file.name):203 return file204 return None205206 def format_lib_name(name):207 if name.startswith('lib'):208 name = name[3:]209 return name.split('.')[0]210211 libs = []212 for lib in Utils.to_list(k and k[0] or kw.get('lib', None)):213 py = (lib == 'python') and '(-py%s)+' % kw['python'] or ''214 # Trying libraries, from most strict match to least one215 for pattern in ['boost_%s%s%s%s%s' % (lib, toolset, tags, py, version),216 'boost_%s%s%s%s' % (lib, tags, py, version),217 'boost_%s%s%s' % (lib, tags, version),218 # Give up trying to find the right version219 'boost_%s%s%s%s' % (lib, toolset, tags, py),220 'boost_%s%s%s' % (lib, tags, py),221 'boost_%s%s' % (lib, tags)]:222 file = find_lib(re.compile(pattern), files)223 if file:224 libs.append(format_lib_name(file.name))225 break226 else:227 self.fatal('lib %s not found in %s' % (lib, path))228229 return path.abspath(), libs230231232@conf233def check_boost(self, *k, **kw):234 """235 initialize boost236237 You can pass the same parameters as the command line (without "--boost-"),238 but the command line has the priority.239 """240 if not self.env['CXX']:241 self.fatal('load a c++ compiler first, conf.load("compiler_cxx")')242243 params = {'lib': k and k[0] or kw.get('lib', None)}244 for key, value in self.options.__dict__.items():245 if not key.startswith('boost_'):246 continue247 key = key[len('boost_'):] ...

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