On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at 1:41 PM, Matthew Mondor <mm_li...@pulsar-zone.net>wrote:
> To run tests, is only ecl/src/tests/ necessary? If so, is that
> dependent on the --with-rt configure option? Because I do see a
> Makefile.in there but no Makefile. I've never personally used the
> tests but would like to give them a try.
>
No, you have to build ECL in order to use the tests. This is so because the
tests are not part of "make check" and have to be installed in a clean
directory (the ANSI test suite cannot be run in a read-only directory and
leaves a lot of temporary files behind). So the steps would be
mkdir build-directory
cd build-directory
/path/to/ecl/src/configure ...
make
make install
make check
Alternatively, instead of "make check" you may enter the
build-directory/tests directory and run some of the other options: "make
all", "make test-sbcl", etc, etc
Juanjo
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