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# Copyright 2005-2008 Intel Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
#
# This file is part of Threading Building Blocks.
#
# Threading Building Blocks is free software; you can redistribute it
# and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
# version 2 as published by the Free Software Foundation.
#
# Threading Building Blocks is distributed in the hope that it will be
# useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty
# of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with Threading Building Blocks; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
#
# As a special exception, you may use this file as part of a free software
# library without restriction. Specifically, if other files instantiate
# templates or use macros or inline functions from this file, or you compile
# this file and link it with other files to produce an executable, this
# file does not by itself cause the resulting executable to be covered by
# the GNU General Public License. This exception does not however
# invalidate any other reasons why the executable file might be covered by
# the GNU General Public License.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Define rules for making the TBB tests.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
.PHONY: default test_tbb_plain clean
tbb_root ?= $(TBB20_INSTALL_DIR)
BUILDING_PHASE=1
include $(tbb_root)/build/common.inc
default: test_tbb_plain # test_tbb_alt test_tbb_cross
#------------------------------------------------------------
# Define static pattern rules dealing with .cpp source files
#------------------------------------------------------------
VPATH = $(tbb_root)/src/tbb/$(ASSEMBLY_SOURCE) $(tbb_root)/src/tbb $(tbb_root)/src/test
CPLUS_FLAGS += $(WARNING_KEY)
ifeq (1,$(TBB_NOSTRICT))
# GNU 3.2.3 headers have a ISO syntax that is rejected by Intel compiler in -strict_ansi mode.
# The Mac uses gcc, so the list is empty for that platform.
# The files below need the -strict_ansi flag downgraded to -ansi to compile
KNOWN_NOSTRICT += \
test_concurrent_hash_map.o \
test_concurrent_vector.o \
test_handle_perror.o \
test_cache_aligned_allocator_STL.o \
test_task_scheduler_init.o \
test_model_plugin.o \
test_parallel_sort.o
endif
include $(tbb_root)/build/common_rules.inc
# KNOWN_WARNINGS is empty now! Kept here as a placeholder
$(KNOWN_WARNINGS): %.$(OBJ): %.cpp
$(CPLUS) $(COMPILE_ONLY) $(subst $(WARNING_KEY),,$(CPLUS_FLAGS)) $(INCLUDES) $<
# Rule for generating executable test
%.exe: %.$(OBJ) $(TBB.LIB)
$(CPLUS) $(OUTPUT_KEY)$@ $(CPLUS_FLAGS) $< $(TBB.LIB) $(LIBS) $(LINK_FLAGS)
# Rule for generating test using Windows compiler with different flags
#%-cross.exe: %.cpp
# cl $(OUTPUT_KEY)$@ $(SECURITY_FLAG) $(CPLUS_CROSS_FLAGS) $(INCLUDES) $< $(TBB.LIB) $(LIBS) $(LINK_FLAGS)
# Rules for generating a test DLL
%.$(DLL).$(OBJ): %.cpp
$(CPLUS) $(COMPILE_ONLY) $(OUTPUTOBJ_KEY)$@ $(CPLUS_FLAGS_NOSTRICT) $(PIC_KEY) $(DEFINE_KEY)_USRDLL $(INCLUDES) $<
%.$(DLL): %.$(DLL).$(OBJ) $(TBB.LIB)
$(CPLUS) $(OUTPUT_KEY)$@ $(CPLUS_FLAGS) $< $(TBB.LIB) $(LIBS) $(LINK_FLAGS) $(PIC_KEY) $(DYLIB_KEY)
# Rules for the tests, which use TBB in a dynamically loadable library
test_model_plugin.exe: test_model_plugin.$(OBJ) test_model_plugin.$(DLL)
$(CPLUS) $(OUTPUT_KEY)$@ $(CPLUS_FLAGS) $< $(LIBS) $(LINK_FLAGS) $(LIBDL)
test_assembly.exe: test_assembly.$(OBJ) $(TBB_ASM.OBJ) cache_aligned_allocator.$(OBJ) tbb_misc.$(OBJ) itt_notify.$(OBJ) spin_mutex.$(OBJ) mutex.$(OBJ)
$(CPLUS) $(OUTPUT_KEY)$@ $(CPLUS_FLAGS) $^ $(LIBS) $(TBB.LIB)
test_task_leaks.exe: test_task_leaks.$(OBJ) $(TBB_ASM.OBJ) cache_aligned_allocator.$(OBJ) tbb_misc.$(OBJ) itt_notify.$(OBJ) mutex.$(OBJ)
$(CPLUS) $(OUTPUT_KEY)$@ $(CPLUS_FLAGS) $^ $(LIBS) $(TBB.LIB)
test_handle_perror.exe: test_handle_perror.$(OBJ) tbb_misc.$(OBJ) $(TBB_ASM.OBJ)
$(CPLUS) $(OUTPUT_KEY)$@ $(CPLUS_FLAGS) $^ $(LIBS) $(TBB.LIB)
# Rules for the tests, which depend on tbbmalloc
test_concurrent_hash_map_string.exe: test_concurrent_hash_map_string.$(OBJ)
$(CPLUS) $(OUTPUT_KEY)$@ $(CPLUS_FLAGS) $< $(LIBS) $(LINK_FLAGS) $(TBB.LIB) $(MALLOC.LIB)
# These are in alphabetical order
TEST_TBB_PLAIN.EXE = test_assembly.exe \
test_aligned_space.exe \
test_atomic.exe \
test_blocked_range.exe \
test_blocked_range2d.exe \
test_blocked_range3d.exe \
test_concurrent_queue.exe \
test_concurrent_vector.exe \
test_concurrent_hash_map.exe \
test_handle_perror.exe \
test_halt.exe \
test_model_plugin.exe \
test_mutex.exe \
test_mutex_native_threads.exe \
test_rwm_upgrade_downgrade.exe \
test_cache_aligned_allocator_STL.exe \
test_cache_aligned_allocator.exe \
test_parallel_for.exe \
test_parallel_reduce.exe \
test_parallel_sort.exe \
test_parallel_scan.exe \
test_parallel_while.exe \
test_pipeline.exe \
test_task_scheduler_init.exe \
test_task.exe \
test_task_leaks.exe \
test_tick_count.exe \
test_inits_loop.exe \
test_yield.exe
ifdef OPENMP_FLAG
TEST_TBB_PLAIN.EXE += test_tbb_openmp
test_openmp.exe: test_openmp.cpp
$(CPLUS) $(OPENMP_FLAG) $(OUTPUT_KEY)$@ $(CPLUS_FLAGS) $(INCLUDES) $^ $(LIBS) $(TBB.LIB)
.PHONY: test_tbb_openmp
test_tbb_openmp: test_openmp.exe
./test_openmp.exe 1:4
endif
# Run tests that are in TEST_PLAIN.EXE
# The test are ordered so that simpler components are tested first.
# If a component Y uses component X, then tests for Y should come after tests for X.
test_tbb_plain: $(TEST_TBB_PLAIN.EXE)
./test_assembly.exe
# Yes, 4:8 is intended on the next line.
./test_yield.exe 4:8
./test_handle_perror.exe
./test_task_scheduler_init.exe 1:4
./test_task.exe 1:4
./test_task_leaks.exe
./test_atomic.exe
./test_cache_aligned_allocator.exe
./test_cache_aligned_allocator_STL.exe
./test_blocked_range.exe 1:4
./test_blocked_range2d.exe 1:4
./test_blocked_range3d.exe 1:4
./test_parallel_for.exe 1:4
./test_parallel_sort.exe 1:4
./test_aligned_space.exe
./test_parallel_reduce.exe 1:4
./test_parallel_scan.exe 1:4
./test_parallel_while.exe 1:4
./test_inits_loop.exe
./test_mutex.exe 1
./test_mutex.exe 2
./test_mutex.exe 4
./test_mutex_native_threads.exe 1
./test_mutex_native_threads.exe 2
./test_mutex_native_threads.exe 4
./test_rwm_upgrade_downgrade.exe 4
# Yes, 4:8 is intended on the next line.
./test_halt.exe 4:8
./test_pipeline.exe 1:4
./test_tick_count.exe 1:4
./test_concurrent_queue.exe 1:4
./test_concurrent_vector.exe 1:4
./test_concurrent_hash_map.exe 1:4
./test_model_plugin.exe 4
ifeq (true,$(codecov))
profmerge
codecov -demang -comp $(tbb_root)/build/codecov.txt
endif
debug_%: test_%.exe
$(debugger) ./$^ $(debug_args)
clean_%:
$(RM) test_$*.$(OBJ) test_$*.exe test_$*.$(DLL) test_$*.$(LIBEXT) test_$*.res test_$*.map test_$*.ilk test_$*.pdb test_$*.exp test_$*.*manifest test_$*.tmp test_$*.d
clean:
$(RM) *.$(OBJ) *.exe *.$(DLL) *.$(LIBEXT) *.res *.map *.ilk *.pdb *.exp *.manifest *.tmp *.d core core.*[0-9][0-9]
# Include automatically generated dependences
-include *.d
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