Hello Bruno, all,
gnulib-tool --with-tests --test # interrupt at convenient location
.../configure
make check # passes, but:
make distcheck
fails because GNU make puts the wrong test-fprintf-posix.out file in the
tarball. This is due to a builtin pattern rule `%.out: %' that causes
this file to be a copy of the binary test-fprintf-posix on GNU/Linux,
generated in the build tree, rather than taking
$(srcdir)/test-fprintf-posix.out (which has an older time stamp than
test-fprintf-posix).
Adding manually to gltests/Makefile.am the rule:
test-fprintf-posix.out:
@:
fixes this, and makes `distcheck' pass again, but it should be added once
only, not once for each test that uses the .out file. Use a new module
for this? Not sure if it's worth the hassle. We could simply rename the
file instead.
Cheers,
Ralf
| Binary files ../../gltests/test-fprintf-posix.out and
t-fprintf-posix.tmp differ
| FAIL: test-fprintf-posix.sh
[...]
| Binary files ../../gltests/test-fprintf-posix.out and t-printf-posix.tmp
differ
| FAIL: test-printf-posix.sh
[...]
| Binary files ../../gltests/test-fprintf-posix.out and
t-vfprintf-posix.tmp differ
| FAIL: test-vfprintf-posix.sh
| Binary files ../../gltests/test-fprintf-posix.out and
t-vprintf-posix.tmp differ
| FAIL: test-vprintf-posix.sh
