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Added comments explaing how to use cygwin/mingw/wine headers. 

Added 'clean' and 'distclean'
Added new options -s and -i.
Archives will now include the entire './include' directory instead of
just './include/wine'.
Renamed makefile from Makefile.cyg to Makefile.win.
The makefile is now mingw compatible as well (although it's be better
if we could detect the correct location of the windows.h headers).
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Geoffrey Hausheer 2002-04-08 20:17:51 +00:00 committed by Alexandre Julliard
parent 43230a2f42
commit b1f478fada
1 changed files with 87 additions and 30 deletions
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programs/winetest/make_cygwin_makefiles
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@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
# Script to generate a Cygwin makefile for running unit tests.
# Script to generate a Cygwin/Mingw makefile for running unit tests.
#
# Copyright 2002 Geoffrey Hausheer
#
@ -27,7 +27,14 @@ sub get_testname;
sub create_archive($$\@);
# set this variable to point to your windows headers
my ($windows_includes) ="/usr/include/w32api";
my ($cygwin_windows_includes) ="/usr/include/w32api";
my ($mingw_windows_includes) ="/mingw/include";
my ($wine_windows_includes) ="./include";
my ($windows_includes)="";
#set the default headers to use
my ($default_headers) =\$cygwin_windows_includes;
# set this variable to your compiler options
my($cc_opts)= "-g -O2 -Wall -mpreferred-stack-boundary=2 -D_REENTRANT";
@ -58,6 +65,22 @@ while ($#ARGV >= 0)
$afile = shift @ARGV;
$archive = "g";
}
if ($arg eq "-i") {
$windows_includes = shift @ARGV;
$default_headers = \$windows_includes;
}
if ($arg eq "-s") {
my($sys) = shift @ARGV;
if ($sys eq "cygwin") {
$default_headers = \$cygwin_windows_includes;
} elsif ($sys eq "mingw") {
$default_headers = \$mingw_windows_includes;
} elsif ($sys eq "wine") {
$default_headers = \$wine_windows_includes;
} else {
usage;
}
}
}
# check/detect topobjdir
@ -92,13 +115,30 @@ while(<FIND_FH>) {
close FIND_FH;
#start writing the makefile in the root directory
open MAKE_FH,">Makefile.cyg";
print MAKE_FH "CC = gcc\n";
print MAKE_FH "WINDOWS_HEADERS = $windows_includes\n";
print MAKE_FH "INCLUDE_DIRS = -I\$(WINDOWS_HEADERS) -I./include\n";
print MAKE_FH "CC_OPTS = \$(INCLUDE_DIRS) $cc_opts -include \$(WINDOWS_HEADERS)/windows.h\n";
open MAKE_FH,">Makefile.win";
print MAKE_FH <<EOH ;
#Define WINDOWS_HEADERS to point at the directory where windows.h lives
#Here are some examples
# For Cygwin
#WINDOWS_HEADERS = $cygwin_windows_includes
# For Mingw
#WINDOWS_HEADERS = $mingw_windows_includes
# For Wine
#WINDOWS_HEADERS = $wine_windows_includes
WINDOWS_HEADERS = $$default_headers
CC = gcc
RM = rm -f
TOUCH = touch
INCLUDE_DIRS = -I\$(WINDOWS_HEADERS) -I./include
CC_OPTS = \$(INCLUDE_DIRS) $cc_opts -include \$(WINDOWS_HEADERS)/windows.h
EOH
# iterate over each 'tests' directory
print MAKE_FH "TEST_O_FILES_wtmain = ./programs/winetest/wtmain.o\n";
foreach $dir (@testdirs) {
my($rootdir);
my($testname)=get_testname($dir);
@ -114,7 +154,7 @@ foreach $dir (@testdirs) {
push(@ok_list,$newfile);
}
# create the testslist.c file for each directory
system("./programs/winetest/make_ctests $dir/*.c > $dir/testlist.c");
system("./programs/winetest/make_ctests @filelist > $dir/testlist.c");
push @filelist,"$dir/testlist.c";
push(@gooddirs,$dir);
print MAKE_FH "# $dir\n";
@ -133,6 +173,7 @@ foreach $dir (@testdirs) {
}
die "No C files found\n" if (!scalar(@gooddirs));
# The prerequisites for the tests are that the .ok fiels get created
print MAKE_FH "\n# .ok result files\n";
print MAKE_FH "TEST_OK_FILES = \\\n";
foreach $file (@ok_list) {
if($file ne $ok_list[$#ok_list]) {
@ -145,11 +186,24 @@ print MAKE_FH "\n";
print MAKE_FH "all: \$(TEST_OK_FILES)\n";
print MAKE_FH "\n";
#define how to clean everything up
print MAKE_FH "clean:\n";
print MAKE_FH " \$(RM) \$(TEST_OK_FILES)\n";
print MAKE_FH "\n";
print MAKE_FH "distclean:\n";
print MAKE_FH " \$(RM) \$(TEST_OK_FILES)\n";
print MAKE_FH " \$(RM) \$(TEST_O_FILES_wtmain)\n";
foreach $dir (@gooddirs) {
my($rootdir)=fix_dir($dir);
print MAKE_FH " \$(RM) \$(TEST_EXE_${rootdir}) \$(TEST_O_FILES_${rootdir})\n";
}
print MAKE_FH "\n";
#define how to make the executables
foreach $dir (@gooddirs) {
my($rootdir)=fix_dir($dir);
print MAKE_FH "\$(TEST_EXE_${rootdir}): \$(TEST_O_FILES_${rootdir}) ./programs/winetest/wtmain.o\n";
print MAKE_FH " \$(CC) \$(CC_OPTS) \$(TEST_O_FILES_${rootdir}) ./programs/winetest/wtmain.o -o \$@\n";
print MAKE_FH "\$(TEST_EXE_${rootdir}): \$(TEST_O_FILES_${rootdir}) \$(TEST_O_FILES_wtmain)\n";
print MAKE_FH " \$(CC) \$(CC_OPTS) \$(TEST_O_FILES_${rootdir}) \$(TEST_O_FILES_wtmain) -o \$@\n";
}
# define how to make to .ok files
@ -157,7 +211,7 @@ foreach $file (@ok_list) {
my($dir,$test) = ($file =~ /^(.*[\\\/]+tests)[\\\/]+(.*)\.ok$/);
print MAKE_FH "$file: \$(TEST_EXE_". fix_dir($file) . ")\n";
print MAKE_FH " \$< $test && touch \$@\n";
print MAKE_FH " \$< $test && \$(TOUCH) \$@\n";
}
# define how to make the .o files
@ -169,23 +223,6 @@ if($archive ne "") {
}
exit 0;
sub usage
{
print STDERR <<EOF;
Usage: $0 [options]
Options:
-v verbose mode (can be specified multiple times)
-T dir set Wine tree top directory (autodetected if not specified)
-z file archive (zip) all needed files for test
-g file archive (tar.gz) all needed files for test
-h Show this message
NOTE: You can specify either -g or -z but not both
EOF
exit 1;
}
sub fix_dir {
my($dir)=shift @_;
my($rootdir)=($dir =~ /^[^\\\/]*[\\\/]+(.+)[\\\/]+tests/);
@ -217,7 +254,27 @@ sub create_archive($$\@) {
}
}
$cmd .= " ./programs/winetest/wtmain.c";
$cmd .= " ./include/wine";
$cmd .= " ./Makefile.cyg";
$cmd .= " ./include";
$cmd .= " ./Makefile.win";
system "$cmd";
}
sub usage
{
print STDERR <<EOF;
Usage: $0 [options]
Options:
-v verbose mode (can be specified multiple times)
-T dir set Wine tree top directory (autodetected if not specified)
-z file archive (zip) all needed files for test
-g file archive (tar.gz) all needed files for test
-i dir specify directory where windows.h lives
-s sys specify system to build on (this sets the default header dir)
Valid values for 'sys' are: cygwin, mingw, and wine
-h Show this message
NOTE: You can specify either -g or -z but not both
EOF
exit 1;
}