Instead of EIGEN_JOBS, introduce EIGEN_MAKE_ARGS and EIGEN_CTEST_ARGS. This is much more powerful!

Notice that CTest 2.8 supports the -j argument, although that is undocumented.
Last commit of 2009! Happy new year to all!
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Benoit Jacob 2009-12-31 16:13:56 -05:00
parent 2038f9cc8d
commit c436d94f18
2 changed files with 20 additions and 13 deletions

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#!/bin/bash
if [ $# == 0 -o $# -ge 2 ]
if [[ $# != 1 || $1 == *help ]]
then
echo "usage: ./buildtests regexp"
echo " Makes tests matching the regexp."
echo " The EIGEN_JOBS environment variable controls how many"
echo " concurrent jobs are launched."
echo "usage: ./check regexp"
echo " Builds tests matching the regexp."
echo " The EIGEN_MAKE_ARGS environment variable allows to pass args to 'make'."
echo " For example, to launch 5 concurrent builds, use EIGEN_MAKE_ARGS='-j5'"
exit 0
fi
TESTSLIST="@EIGEN_TESTS_LIST@"
targets_to_make=`echo "$TESTSLIST" | egrep "$1" | xargs echo`
if [ -n "${EIGEN_JOBS:+x}" ]
if [ -n "${EIGEN_MAKE_ARGS:+x}" ]
then
make $targets_to_make -j${EIGEN_JOBS}
make $targets_to_make ${EIGEN_MAKE_ARGS}
else
make $targets_to_make
fi

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#!/bin/bash
# check : shorthand for make and ctest -R
if [ $# == 0 -o $# -ge 2 ]
if [[ $# != 1 || $1 == *help ]]
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."
echo " Builds and runs tests matching the regexp."
echo " The EIGEN_MAKE_ARGS environment variable allows to pass args to 'make'."
echo " For example, to launch 5 concurrent builds, use EIGEN_MAKE_ARGS='-j5'"
echo " The EIGEN_CTEST_ARGS environment variable allows to pass args to 'ctest'."
echo " For example, with CTest 2.8, you can use EIGEN_CTEST_ARGS='-j5'."
exit 0
fi
# TODO ctest 2.8 is out, honor the jobs parameter
./buildtests "$1" && ctest -R "$1"
if [ -n "${EIGEN_CTEST_ARGS:+x}" ]
then
./buildtests "$1" && ctest -R "$1" ${EIGEN_CTEST_ARGS}
else
./buildtests "$1" && ctest -R "$1"
fi
exit $?