On Tue, 2015-05-26 at 17:30 -0400, Andrew Stitcher wrote: > On Fri, 2015-05-22 at 00:17 +0000, Deb Haldar wrote: > > Hi Folks, I had a quick question on running proton C tests to > > checkregressions after my modification. So far I’m doing the following: > > - Running ctest to execute the following tests: Start > > 1:c-object-tests1/7 Test #1: c-object-tests ................... Passed > > 0.54 sec Start 2:c-message-tests2/7 Test #2: c-message-tests > > .................. Passed 0.37 sec Start 3:c-engine-tests3/7 Test > > #3: c-engine-tests ................... Passed 0.33 sec Start > > 4:c-parse-url-tests4/7 Test #4: c-parse-url-tests ................ Passed > > 0.25 sec Start 5:c-refcount-tests5/7 Test #5: c-refcount-tests > > ................. Passed 0.22 sec Start 6:c-reactor-tests6/7 Test > > #6: c-reactor-tests .................. Passed 0.69 sec Start > > 7:c-event-tests7/7 Test #7: c-event-tests .................... Passed > > 0.21 sec 100% tests passed, 0 tests failed out of 7 Total Test time (real) > > = 2.77 sec > > - Running the Java Broker and user send.exe +recv.exe and send-async.exe > > and recv-async.exe for functional testing. > > Is there any other test that I should be running for regressiontesting ? > > Thanks, > > As others have said you are not creating the language bindings because > you've not got swigwin installed. > > If you look at the appveyor.yml file you will see that the Appveyor CI > downloads swigwin using chocolatey[1]: > "cinst -y swig" > > So if you install chocolatey you can install swig easily and then cmake > will find it directly. >
However having said that the java test will not correctly run under windows even if the jdk is found. This is because the install target is broken on Windows as symlinks don't exist there. Andrew --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
