I have some tests listed in the 'tests' directory. These reference files in other directories. One such test is:
#!/bin/sh # There should be a bitmap included in the distribution # in the 'examples' directory called 'file cop1.bmp' # The checksum of this will be checked. CKSUM=`../tools/src/mycksum ../examples/cop1.bmp` if [ $CKSUM = 38436 ]; then echo "PASSED:" $0 >> tests.log exit 0 else echo "FAILED:" $0 >> tests.log exit 1 fi The problem is that if run from the 'tests' directory, this runs okay, as the paths given in the test '../tools/src/mycksum' and '../examples/cop1.bmp' are correct relative to that 'tests' directory. However, if 'make distcheck' is run from the top directory of the package, the tests fails as those paths are wrong. Am I doing something fundamentally flawed? If not, is there a way of referring to the top level directory, so that for example $TOP/tests and $TOP/examples always point to the same directory, no matter where they are run from? -- Dr. David Kirkby, Senior Research Fellow, Department of Medical Physics, University College London, 11-20 Capper St, London, WC1E 6JA. Tel: 020 7679 6408 Fax: 020 7679 6269 Internal telephone: ext 46408 e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
