Francois Gouget <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > So the test has to do the diff itself. And no calling 'diff' because > it's not portable :-(
But you shouldn't need diff at all. You just have to write the test slightly differently to have checks instead of printfs. > A C test should just be a .spec file and a .c file. If they are all > handled the same way it's actually quite simple. In 'Programming Windows > 98' I have 148 executables/libraries and 171 C files. It's quite > manageable. I'm not sure about that; if you run make in libtest/ you end up with 70 files and more than 7Mb of disk space, for just 10 nearly empty programs. And the makefile is a big mess too. -- Alexandre Julliard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
