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# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.2 2012/08/07 21:00:31 eric Exp $
#
# Note on building and running the regress tests:
#
# The regress suite builds two sets of static executables: one linked
# against the current libc, and one linked against a libc with the resolver
# replaced. The idea is to compare the output of all programs in both cases.
#
# So before building the regression test programs, you need to have the two
# libc.a ready. By default, it is assumed that the asr-enabled libc was just
# built from src but not installed, so the current libc.a is expected to be
# found in /usr/lib, and the new one in /usr/obj/lib/libc. If your setting
# is different, just set LIBCDIRSTD and LIBCDIRASR accordingly.
#
# When done, run "make && make install". This builds and installs the two sets
# of programs in REGRESSDIR. They will run chrooted there to allow testing with
# various /etc environment without messing up the local machine config files.
#
# When you are sure everything is in place, run "make regress". This will
# create two files: $REGRESSDIR/output.log with the output of all run tests,
# and $REGRESSDIR/regress.log with the diffs for those that "failed".
#
# Note that "install" and "regress" targets need to be run as root.
#
LIBCDIRSTD?= /usr/lib
LIBCDIRASR?= /usr/obj/lib/libc
REGRESSDIR?= /tmp/regress
REGRESS?= regress.sh
all: build
build:
cd bin && EXT=.asr LDFLAGS=-L${LIBCDIRASR} make
cd bin && EXT=.std LDFLAGS=-L${LIBCDIRSTD} make
clean:
cd bin && EXT=.std make clean
cd bin && EXT=.asr make clean
install:
mkdir -p ${REGRESSDIR}/etc
mkdir -p ${REGRESSDIR}/bin
cd bin && BINDIR=${REGRESSDIR}/bin EXT=.std make install
cd bin && BINDIR=${REGRESSDIR}/bin EXT=.asr make install
uninstall:
rm -rf ${REGRESSDIR}
regress:
RUNDIR=${REGRESSDIR} sh ${.CURDIR}/${REGRESS}
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