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# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.2 2017/08/23 14:09:39 bluhm Exp $
# If you are unsure whether the output of ctfdump(1) is correct, you can
# install ctftools from ports and set CTFDUMP=/usr/local/bin/ctfdump.
CTFDUMP?= /usr/bin/ctfdump
CTFSTRIP?= /usr/bin/ctfstrip
PROG= example
DEBUG+= -g
REGRESS_TARGETS= base_types_encoding
# Test the proper encoding and display of base types in the C language.
base_types_encoding: ${PROG}.ctf
${MAKE} -C ${.CURDIR} run-${PROG} RT=$@ RE=' (INTEGER|FLOAT) '
# Run ctfdump(1) and massage the output to make it stable. ${RT} is the
# original test target; ${RE} reduces the output to the relevant lines.
run-${PROG}: ${PROG}.ctf
${CTFDUMP} ${PROG}.ctf 2>&1 | sed 's/\[[0-9]*\]/[]/' | sort | egrep '${RE}' >${RT}.out
.if exists(${RT}.${MACHINE})
diff -u ${.CURDIR}/${RT}.${MACHINE} ${RT}.out
@echo ok - ${RT}
.else
# ${RT} for machine ${MACHINE} not found
@echo SKIPPED
.endif
${PROG}.ctf: ${PROG}
${CTFSTRIP} -o ${PROG}.ctf ${PROG}
CLEANFILES+= ${PROG}.ctf *.out
.include <bsd.regress.mk>
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