# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.20 2010/06/28 16:03:15 phessler Exp $ # # To run full regression tests you just need two steps: # 1. make depend # 2. make regress # # A normal "make" is not necessary and will simply do the same thing # as "regress" (possibly with more bugs). This allows us to include # compilation as a part of the regression test. # # To get a log of test results set the REGRESS_LOG make variable to # a log file, use an absolute path. # To mail the test results set the REGRESS_MAIL make variable to an # email address. # To skip the really slow tests, set the REGRESS_SKIP_SLOW variable. SUBDIR+= etc bin include lib libexec sbin sys share usr.bin usr.sbin misc gnu install: REGRESS_MAIL?= .if !empty(REGRESS_MAIL) _REGRESS_TMP!=/usr/bin/mktemp .endif .if empty(REGRESS_MAIL) || empty(_REGRESS_TMP) _REGRESS_TMP= _REGRESS_CLEAN=exit 0 .else _REGRESS_CLEAN=rm -f ${_REGRESS_TMP} .endif MAKE_FLAGS+= _REGRESS_TMP=${_REGRESS_TMP} .INTERRUPT: ${_REGRESS_CLEAN} .END: .SILENT .if ${.TARGETS:Mall} || ${.TARGETS:Mregress} echo ==================================================================== .if empty(REGRESS_MAIL) || empty(_REGRESS_TMP) echo You can set REGRESS_LOG to point to a file and mail it manually. echo $$ make REGRESS_LOG=/var/log/regress-tests regress .else echo Mailing regress results to ${REGRESS_MAIL} ... echo If you want them to be also logged locally, you can set the echo REGRESS_LOG make variable to the full path of a log file. (sysctl -n kern.version && cat ${_REGRESS_TMP}) | /usr/bin/mail -s "Regress: `uname -a`" ${REGRESS_MAIL} .endif echo ==================================================================== ${_REGRESS_CLEAN} .endif .include <bsd.subdir.mk>