%% David Baird <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
db> I am running the tests with the latest sources in CVS. My goal is
db> to enable them to run on Windows XP with and without Cygwin, and
db> then add some tests specific to those platforms.
That would be cool!
db> I found that not all the tests run, even on Linux. For example,
db> the second test of features/conditionals fail with a syntax error
db> on:
db> DEF3 = no
db> FUNC = $1
db> ifdef $(call FUNC,DEF)3
db> DEF3 = yes
db> endif
This works for me with CVS make (on Linux).
Are you sure you're not using an older version of make during the tests?
After building, try running this make directly:
cd tests
./run_make_tests -make ../make features/conditionals
I get:
features/conditionals ................................... ok (2 passed)
db> Are all the tests of the latest CVS supposed to run on any platform?
They're supposed to. Before committing changes we run the tests on our
platforms. That means they should always pass on Linux and probably
Solaris systems. For Windows, for example, I don't have any way to test
it.
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