For a minimal working example, consider the first BOOST_DATA_TEST_CASE example that appears in the "Operations on datasets" page of the documentation. This example will not compile if the variable var is renamed to t. It seems that only t is affected, because the example compiles fine if t is replaced by any other letter.
I have asked about this on StackOverflow where the user "sehe" identified what is causing the errors: there is a line test1case t; in the expansion of the macro which is creating a conflict.
For a minimal working example, consider the first BOOST_DATA_TEST_CASE example that appears in the "Operations on datasets" page of the documentation. This example will not compile if the variable
varis renamed tot. It seems that onlytis affected, because the example compiles fine iftis replaced by any other letter.I have asked about this on StackOverflow where the user "sehe" identified what is causing the errors: there is a line
test1case t;in the expansion of the macro which is creating a conflict.