On Sun, 2007-09-09 at 21:35 -0700, Sander Temme wrote: > Aaaah! What about the other tests later in the sequence? Usually > test targets complete every test, regardless of failures.
The problem was that nobody ever knew that any of the tests actually failed, because make wouldn't stop. The idea, as understand it, is that if you run make, things should run from beginning to end, unattended. If tests fail midway through the run, then obviously things aren't working and they need attention. Each tester can then get into test directory and run other tests from the sequence by hand, if desired/required. -- Bojan
