running tests under in a tests/ directory

[aaragon]

Hi everyone,

I found a Makefile.am file on the internet to run tests under a tests
folder. The code looks like follows:

In the rootdir/Makefile.am

include m4/aminclude.am
ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS = -I m4
SUBDIRS = yafeq tests

MOSTLYCLEANFILES = $(DX_CLEANFILES)

EXTRA_DIST=autogen.sh $(DX_CONFIG)

# test rule
TSTDIR = tests

check:  all
        @echo 
"-------------------------------------------------------------------"
        @echo "Running tests"
        @make test -s -C $(TSTDIR)
        @echo 
"-------------------------------------------------------------------"


Then in the tests/Makefile.am

# this is example-file: tests/Makefile.am

TESTSOURCE = $(wildcard test*.cpp)

TESTOBJS=$(TESTSOURCE:%.cpp=%.o)

TESTEXECS = $(TESTOBJS:%.o=%)

DIFFS=$(TESTOBJS:.o=.diff)

# adding source and verified output files to the distribution
EXTRA_DIST = $(TESTSOURCE) $(TESTOBJS:.o=.verified)

# additional linker and compiler flags
LDFLAGS = -L$(top_srcdir)/yafeq -lyafeq $(LDFLAGS)
CPPFLAGS = -I$(top_srcdir) -I$(top_srcdir)/yafeq

#################################################################

test: $(TESTEXECS) $(DIFFS)

$(TESTEXECS): $(TESTDEPENDFILE) $(TESTOBJS) 
        @$(CXX) address@hidden $(LDFLAGS) -o $@


%.diff: %
        @./$< > $<.lastout
        @name=$<; \
        name=$${name/test/}  ;\
        if [ -e $<.verified ] ; then \
                if diff -w $<.verified $<.lastout >$@ ; then \
                        printf " Testing %-40s OK\n" $$name; \
                else \
                        printf " Testing %-40s FAILED\n" $$name;\
                    echo "----------------------------------------" ;\
                    echo "Diff for $$name (verified '<', current '>')" ;\
                        cat $@ ;\
                        echo "----------------------------------------" ;\
                        echo "[ If new output is correct: mv $<.lastout 
$<.verified ]" ;\
                fi ;\
                $(RM) $@ ;\
        else \
            echo "----------------------------------------" ;\
            echo "Output of $$name" ;\
                cat $<.lastout ;\
            echo "----------------------------------------" ;\
                echo "WARNING: verified output of $$name is missing." ;\
            echo "Please generate a file $<.verified that" ;\
            echo "contains the verfied output of $$name."; \
                echo "[ If output is correct: mv $<.lastout $<.verified ]" ;\
        fi

$(TESTDEPENDFILE):
                @$(CXX) $(INCLUDES) -MM   $(TESTSOURCES) > $(TESTDEPENDFILE)

-include $(TESTDEPENDFILE)

%.o: %.cpp 
        @name=$<; \
        name=$${name/test/}  ;\
        printf " Compiling %-38s OK\n" $$name; \
        $(CXX) $(INCLUDES) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $< 
        
clean-local:
        $(RM) -rf $(TESTOBJS) $(TESTEXECS) $(TESTDEPENDFILE)
$(TESTEXECS:=.lastout)\
                $(TESTEXECS:=.diff) *~ $(TESTEXECS:=.exe)


The problem I have, is that when I write a test file (for example
test_T3.cpp), I get:

address@hidden/Documents/workspace/yafeq/tests$mt
 Compiling IntegrationRules.cpp                   OK
BD Software STL Message Decryptor v3.10 for gcc 2/3/4
In file included from testIntegrationRules.cpp:1:
../yafeq/quadrature.hpp:14:36: error: cpputils/map_adaptor.hpp: No such file
or
    directory


Now, the file cpputils/map_adaptor.hpp does exist, and I actually have a
test for detecting the cpputils library. I guess the CPPFLAGS that includes
the correct path is not being passed to this piece of code written in the
Makefile.am.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thank you all,

aa
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