Dave Cooper wrote:
On Wed, Dec 11, 2013 at 11:04 AM, Robert P. Goldman <rpgoldman@sift.info mailto:rpgoldman@sift.info> wrote:
Now you can configure by simply pointing the test script at an install directory (32- or 64-bit, conventional or SMP).But for the ASDF_TEST_LISPS we still have to list out each executable, right? e.g.
export ASDF_TEST_LISPS="allegro allegro8 allegromodern allegromodern8 allegro_s allegro8_s allegromodern_s allegromodern8_s allegro_64 allegro8_64 allegromodern_64 allegromodern8_64 allegro_64_s allegro8_64_s allegromodern_64_s allegromodern8_64_s ccl sbcl"
or is there a way to have it do all 4 executables within an allegro install directory?
I'm afraid as yet, yes, you need to list all the four executables separately in ASDF_TEST_LISPS.
The problem is that the way run_tests.sh is written for now is to run the tests for a *single* lisp implementation (where each one of the ACL variants counts as a "single lisp implementation"). It's the makefile that handles iterating over all of the lisp implementations in ASDF_TEST_LISPS, not the shell script.
I looked at restructuring run-tests.sh to permit looping over the different ACL variants, with an eye to permitting one to say something like
run-tests.sh allegro64s
and get all of the variants of Allegro, 64-bit, SMP. That is, for those unfamiliar with the structure of ACL delivery, all of the variants that are contained in a single directory.
Unfortunately, this would be a fairly significant refactoring, so I decided to separate adding looping from the configuration. It's also possible that enhancing the makefile would be an easier way to achieve this.
Best, r