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# Specifying TESTFLAGS on the command line is the standard way to pass args to
# tcltest, i.e.:
# % make test TESTFLAGS="-verbose bps -file fileName.test"
test: test-tcl test-packages
test-tcl: tcltest dltest/memorymoduletest.zip
TCL_LIBRARY="$(LIBRARY_DIR)"; export TCL_LIBRARY; \
$(WINE) ./$(TCLSH) "$(ROOT_DIR_NATIVE)/tests/all.tcl" $(TESTFLAGS) \
-load "$(TEST_LOAD_FACILITIES)"
dltest/memorymoduletest.zip:
( cd dltest; make; )
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# Specifying TESTFLAGS on the command line is the standard way to pass args to
# tcltest, i.e.:
# % make test TESTFLAGS="-verbose bps -file fileName.test"
test: test-tcl test-packages
test-tcl: tcltest
TCL_LIBRARY="$(LIBRARY_DIR)"; export TCL_LIBRARY; \
$(WINE) ./$(TCLSH) "$(ROOT_DIR_NATIVE)/tests/all.tcl" $(TESTFLAGS) \
-load "$(TEST_LOAD_FACILITIES)"
# Useful target to launch a built tclsh with the proper path,...
runtest: tcltest
@TCL_LIBRARY="$(LIBRARY_DIR)"; export TCL_LIBRARY; \
$(WINE) ./$(TCLSH) $(TESTFLAGS) -load "$(TEST_LOAD_FACILITIES)" $(SCRIPT)
# This target can be used to run tclsh from the build directory via
# `make shell SCRIPT=foo.tcl`
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