shell
(bash is Korn-shell derived).
Of course this is Unix-shell specific and may not work on non-Unix platforms.
HTH,
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From: Marc Mims m...@questright.com
To: module-authors@perl.org
Sent: Thu, 16 December, 2010 12:16:14 PM
Subject: Setting an environment
,
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- Original Message
From: Marc Mims m...@questright.com
To: module-authors@perl.org
Sent: Thu, 16 December, 2010 12:16:14 PM
Subject: Setting an environment variable for tests
I recently released a new version of Math::Round::Fair. Anders Johnson
provided several in situ tests
On 12/15/2010 5:31 PM, Matthew Musgrove wrote:
Marc,
I'm far from the Makefile expert but shouldn't the line that gets to the
Makefile
look like one of these?
export MATH_ROUND_FAIR_DEBUG := 1
or:
MATH_ROUND_FAIR_DEBUG := 1
Using := over = doesn't really matter in this context,
I recently released a new version of Math::Round::Fair. Anders Johnson
provided several in situ tests that we optimized out at compile time
using Devel::Assert. They can be turned on by setting an environment
variable:
MATH_ROUND_FAIR_DEBUG=1
I wanted the assertions enabled when make
Marc,
I'm far from the Makefile expert but shouldn't the line that gets to the
Makefile
look like one of these?
export MATH_ROUND_FAIR_DEBUG := 1
or:
MATH_ROUND_FAIR_DEBUG := 1
If so, just wrapper that in a preamble call and it should be good to go.
Matt
On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 7:16
* Matthew Musgrove mr.musk...@gmail.com [101215 17:31]:
Marc,
I'm far from the Makefile expert but shouldn't the line that gets to the
Makefile
look like one of these?
export MATH_ROUND_FAIR_DEBUG := 1
or:
MATH_ROUND_FAIR_DEBUG := 1
If so, just wrapper that in a preamble call and
