Hello James, * James Leek wrote on Thu, Nov 06, 2008 at 06:23:25PM CET: > Hi, I'm having a bit of a problem. I would really like to build my > tests as installed-type binaries when I run 'make installcheck' in order > to make it easier to run a debugger on them. However, each tests > requires its own dynamically loadable convenience library.
First off, what you're trying to do fits much better with the 'check' target than with the 'installcheck' target: the former is meant to test things before you ever run 'make install', the latter is meant to test those things you have actually created with 'make install'; also, it is nice if 'make installcheck' does not change the object files in the build tree. So, to summarize, I'd rename your installcheck-local target to check-local. > check_PROGRAMS = Master Slave > check_LTLIBRARIES = libslave.la libslave_cxxstub.la For your actual problem, namely avoiding the shell wrapper for uninstalled programs, try adding -no-install to Master_LDFLAGS and Slave_LDFLAGS. You still won't be able to debug easily on w32 systems, though. > check_SCRIPTS = lt-Master What is this line for? Cheers, Ralf _______________________________________________ http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libtool
