On 01/10/2013 08:57 PM, Timothée Flutre wrote:
> I updated M4, Autoconf and Automake to their latest version. In
> Makefile.am, I'm added only this:
>
> AM_TESTS_ENVIRONMENT = \
> myprog_abspath='$(abs_srcdir)'/../src/myprog; \
> export myprog_abspath;
>
> And now "make check" wor
I updated M4, Autoconf and Automake to their latest version. In
Makefile.am, I'm added only this:
AM_TESTS_ENVIRONMENT = \
myprog_abspath='$(abs_srcdir)'/../src/myprog; \
export myprog_abspath;
And now "make check" works! However, "make distcheck" doesn't. This is due
to the fact
On 01/09/2013 04:09 PM, Timothée Flutre wrote:
> Thanks, I've added TESTS_ENVIRONMENT (tried with or without "AC_")
>
(it's "AM_" BTW)
> in my test/Makefile.am and updated the rest like this:
>
> launch_functional_tests.bash: $(srcdir)/launch_functional_tests.in
> sed -e 's,PATHTOMYPROG,$
Thanks, I've added TESTS_ENVIRONMENT (tried with or without "AC_") in
my test/Makefile.am and updated the rest like this:
launch_functional_tests.bash: $(srcdir)/launch_functional_tests.in
sed -e 's,PATHTOMYPROG,$(myprog_abspath),g'
$(srcdir)/launch_functional_tests.in > launch_functional_
On 01/09/2013 05:41 AM, Timothée Flutre wrote:
> Hello,
> I am using Autotools for my C++ package. My package has a single
> binary (let's call it "myprog"). I also wrote a bash script,
> "launch_functional_tests.bash". This script has 4 steps:
> (1) create input files,
> (2) generate expected outp
Hello,
I am using Autotools for my C++ package. My package has a single
binary (let's call it "myprog"). I also wrote a bash script,
"launch_functional_tests.bash". This script has 4 steps:
(1) create input files,
(2) generate expected output files (by launching something like "R
--file=functional_
