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+Usage
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+-----
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+
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+To perform crosstest on MacOS from Darwin, issue the following
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+unix command to compile the tests:
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+
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+ make clean alltests TEST_OS_TARGET=macos \
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+ USEUNITDIR=/Projekt/Freepascal/fpc/rtl/macos TEST_OPT="-WT -st"
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+
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+Then use MPW to complete compilation and run tests:
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+
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+ LinkRunTests <tests directory>
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+
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+Example:
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+
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+ LinkRunTests "{fpcdir}:tests:" ·· {diagnostics}
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+
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+Here output and error is redirected to a file, stored in a variable.
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+
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+The MPW script also writes entires (with unix line endings) in the "log" file.
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+This can then be analyzed by the unix command:
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+
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+ make rundigest
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+
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+Caveats
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+-------
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+The order of entries in the log file is different from normal testing, since
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+all runs came after all compilations. The rundigest program thinks this
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+is erroneous and reports unexpected runs.
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+
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+Whishlist and todo's
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+--------------------
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+Either make fpc capable of assemble and link the program via AppleEvents,
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+or make rundigest capable of sorting the entries before analyzing.
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+LinkRunTests could write more kinds of entries to log.
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olle