Hi Vladimir, > it is best to split the test into two parts: a part > > that can be executed on every machine, and a part which can only be executed > > on a system with a UTF-8 locale. This way, the first part is not skipped > > just because the system has no UTF-8 locale. > > Ok, will do. Can I include all the "normal" test in UTF-8 test for > simplicity?
Yes, if the common parts between the "normal" test and the new test for UTF-8 locales are fairly large, so that you want to avoid code duplication, then the trick is to move the common parts to a .h file that gets #included by the two test-*.c files. Take a look at, for example, test-log.h, test-log.c, test-logl.c. Bruno
