On Feb 18, 2011, at 2:11 AM, Philippe Roussel wrote: > > Question : is there an easy way to run the testsuite with ./test-gnustep > against libobjc2 ?
Well, the testsuite is setup to use whatever libobjc is installed, but it could be done, perhaps if you had already set up an initial installation with libobjc2 installed. So you could run the testsuite on the same machine with two different configurations: # Build libobjc version TOPDIR=$HOME/software/gstep/autotest export NAME=myhost-libobjc rm -f gnustep-$NAME.txt $TOPDIR/startup/scripts/test-gnustep --prefix=$TOPDIR/$NAME > gnustep-$NAME.txt 2>&1 # Build libobjc2 version TOPDIR=$HOME/software/gstep/autotest export NAME=myhost-libobjc2 rm -f gnustep-$NAME.txt $TOPDIR/startup/scripts/test-gnustep --prefix=$TOPDIR/$NAME > gnustep-$NAME.txt 2>&1 Only after the first time, you'd have to install libobjc2 in the second install directory, so that it picks that up instead of trying to use libobjc. Or perhaps you could edit the test-gnustep script itself to get it to work automatically. _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
