eigen/scripts/check.in

#!/bin/bash
# check : shorthand for make and ctest -R

if [ $# == 0 -o $# -ge 2 ]
then
  echo "usage: ./check regexp"
  echo "  Makes and runs tests matching the regexp."
  echo "  The EIGEN_JOBS environment variable controls how many"
  echo "  concurrent jobs are launched."
  exit 0
fi

# TODO ctest 2.8 is out, honor the jobs parameter
./buildtests "$1" && ctest -R "$1"
add mctestr script. In your build directory, just do: ./mctestr ^qr 5 and it will build all tests matching ^qr with 5 jobs and then do `ctest -R ^qr` 2009-11-12 22:35:10 +08:00			`#!/bin/bash`
Set default for second argument for check script. Otherwise, buildtests will be run with a second argument of "" if check is called with only one argument, which leads to infinitely many jobs. 2009-12-21 19:35:08 +08:00			`# check : shorthand for make and ctest -R`
add mctestr script. In your build directory, just do: ./mctestr ^qr 5 and it will build all tests matching ^qr with 5 jobs and then do `ctest -R ^qr` 2009-11-12 22:35:10 +08:00
* The 'check' and 'buildtests' scripts no longer take a jobs parameter. Instead, they honor the EIGEN_JOBS environment variable if defined. * The syntax ${BLABLA} in bash scripts was conflicting with CMake configured file syntax. Resolved by using the @ONLY option and the @BLABLA@ syntax. 2009-12-31 04:07:05 +08:00			`if [ $# == 0 -o $# -ge 2 ]`
add mctestr script. In your build directory, just do: ./mctestr ^qr 5 and it will build all tests matching ^qr with 5 jobs and then do `ctest -R ^qr` 2009-11-12 22:35:10 +08:00			`then`
* The 'check' and 'buildtests' scripts no longer take a jobs parameter. Instead, they honor the EIGEN_JOBS environment variable if defined. * The syntax ${BLABLA} in bash scripts was conflicting with CMake configured file syntax. Resolved by using the @ONLY option and the @BLABLA@ syntax. 2009-12-31 04:07:05 +08:00			`echo "usage: ./check regexp"`
			`echo " Makes and runs tests matching the regexp."`
			`echo " The EIGEN_JOBS environment variable controls how many"`
			`echo " concurrent jobs are launched."`
add mctestr script. In your build directory, just do: ./mctestr ^qr 5 and it will build all tests matching ^qr with 5 jobs and then do `ctest -R ^qr` 2009-11-12 22:35:10 +08:00			`exit 0`
			`fi`

* The 'check' and 'buildtests' scripts no longer take a jobs parameter. Instead, they honor the EIGEN_JOBS environment variable if defined. * The syntax ${BLABLA} in bash scripts was conflicting with CMake configured file syntax. Resolved by using the @ONLY option and the @BLABLA@ syntax. 2009-12-31 04:07:05 +08:00			`# TODO ctest 2.8 is out, honor the jobs parameter`
			`./buildtests "$1" && ctest -R "$1"`