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#! /bin/sh
# Dr. David Kirkby.
# This test checks for the existance of a file in the source
# tree with a length of zero bytes. This is considered an
# error, as no such file should exist.
# Use find to search for a file of zero bytes, putting
# any such files in $top_builddir/tmp/atlc-zero-bytes
mkdir $top_builddir/tmp 2> /dev/null
rm -f $top_builddir/tmp/atlc-zero-bytes
# since tmp/atlc-zero-bytes will be found, that must be ignored.
# contents of .pc should also be ignored in Debian package builds
find $top_srcdir -type f -size 0c -print | grep -v tmp/atlc-zero-bytes \
| grep -v \.pc > $top_builddir/tmp/atlc-zero-bytes
# The file $top_builddir/tmp/atlc-zero-bytes contains a list of all the
# files which are zero bytes. Hopefully there are none, in
# which case $top_builddir/tmp/atlc-zero-bytes will itself be zero bytes
# long. We check for that and if not fail the test. If it fails,
# the list of zero byte files are in $top_builddir/tmp/atlc-zero-bytes
# If the test passes, the empty file $top_builddir/tmp/atlc-zero-bytes
# passes.
if [ -s $top_builddir/tmp/atlc-zero-bytes ]; then
echo "FAILED:" $0 >> tests.log
exit 1
else
rm $top_builddir/tmp/atlc-zero-bytes
echo "PASSED:" $0 >> tests.log
exit 0
fi
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