Yes, after rebuilding the library, you run the tests by "make clean; make -j N test-stm8-large" (where the number N is for parallelism, often chosen as the number of cores) in support/regression.
Thanks for the info. If I want no parallelism, can I omit the -j arg? I'm building on a single-core VM.
Speaking of re-building the library, what is the difference between a Makefile and Makefile.in? I assume the former are generated somehow? The source repo does not contain them.
I believe I need to change the large lib's makefile so that the C routines that now have assembly implementations will no longer be included in the lib. That is, change the STM8_INT, STM8_LONG, STM8_LONGLONG and OBJ definitions to match the non-large lib's Makefile.in.
If I have modified only the lib's Makefile.in, how do I then re-generate the Makefile?
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