tests/suffix11.test

   1 #! /bin/sh
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  20
  21 # Tests that Automake understand multiple suffix rules on the same line.
  22 # PR/371 and PR/372: Reported by Duncan Gibson.
  23 # We also check for suffixes containing `-'.
  24
  25 . ./defs || exit 1
  26
  27 set -e
  28
  29 cat >>configure.in <<EOF
  30 AC_PROG_CC
  31 AC_OUTPUT
  32 EOF
  33
  34 cat >Makefile.am << 'END'
  35 bin_PROGRAMS = foo bar baz
  36 foo_SOURCES = foo.x_
  37 bar_SOURCES = bar.y-z
  38 baz_SOURCES = baz1.x_ baz2.y-z
  39 .y-z.c .x_.c:
  40         cp $< $@
  41   .z_.c   .w_.x_ :
  42         cp $< $@
  43
  44
  45 print:
  46         @echo BEGIN: $(foo_OBJECTS) :END
  47         @echo BEGIN: $(bar_OBJECTS) :END
  48         @echo BEGIN: $(baz_OBJECTS) :END
  49 END
  50
  51 $ACLOCAL
  52 $AUTOCONF
  53 # What we do is not portable.  Automake should warn.
  54 AUTOMAKE_fails -a
  55 grep 'Inference rules can have only one target before the colon' stderr
  56 # But this should work anyway.
  57 $AUTOMAKE -a -Wno-portability
  58 ./configure
  59 env OBJEXT=foo $MAKE -e print >stdout
  60 cat stdout
  61 grep 'BEGIN: foo.foo :END' stdout
  62 grep 'BEGIN: bar.foo :END' stdout
  63 grep 'BEGIN: baz1.foo baz2.foo :END' stdout