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ETESTER=../test_parser
DTESTER=../test_dom
TTESTER=../test_tree
LOG=Tests.log
all: Makefile.test
@echo "Normal" > $(LOG)
@make -f Makefile.test ETESTER=$(ETESTER) DTESTER=$(DTESTER) TTESTER=$(TTESTER) LOG=$(LOG)
# This rule will work only on modern UNIX systems (GNU/Linux)
# but this is not a big loss: it's for developers to check
# memory leaks using valgrind, which is not available on
# too many systems anyway.
valg: Makefile.test
@echo "Valgrind" > $(LOG)
@make -f Makefile.test valg ETESTER=$(ETESTER) DTESTER=$(DTESTER) TTESTER=$(TTESTER) LOG=$(LOG)
@echo "*** Valgrind result summary (only leaky tests listed): ***"
@grep -H "ERROR SUMMARY:" *.evalg *.dvalg | grep -v "ERROR SUMMARY: 0 errors" ; true
force:
@make clean && make all
Makefile.test: Makefile Makegen.sh *.tts *.lht Tests.exclude
./Makegen.sh Tests.exclude > Makefile.test
.SUFFIXES: .REF .lht .tts
.lht.REF: Makefile.test
@echo "" > $(LOG)
@make -f Makefile.test $@ ETESTER=$(ETESTER) DTESTER=$(DTESTER) TTESTER=$(TTESTER) LOG=$(LOG)
.tts.REF: Makefile.test
@echo "" > $(LOG)
@make -f Makefile.test $@ ETESTER=$(ETESTER) DTESTER=$(DTESTER) TTESTER=$(TTESTER) LOG=$(LOG)
leak:
grep -i lost *valg | awk -F '[:]' '{ print $$1 }' | uniq
clean: Makefile.test
@make -f Makefile.test $@ ETESTER=$(ETESTER) DTESTER=$(DTESTER) TTESTER=$(TTESTER) LOG=$(LOG)
Tests.exclude:
echo "" > Tests.exclude
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