Re: Running unit test by make <module>

Zolnai Tamás <zolnaitamas2000 -AT- gmail.com>
Sat, 11 Nov 2017 21:40:41 +0100

I meant a configure option what you can add to autogen.input and so you
don't need to type make <module>.build or make build-nocheck, but use the
simple "make" for building and make check for run a build with tests, but
never mind I solve it locally.

2017-11-11 20:59 GMT+01:00 Jaskaran Singh <jvsg1303@gmail.com>:

Its actually make build-nocheck

On Sun, Nov 12, 2017 at 1:16 AM, Noel Grandin <noelgrandin@gmail.com>
wrote:

make build.nocheck

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Running unit test by make <module> · Zolnai Tamás
- Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Noel Grandin
  - Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Zolnai Tamás
    - Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Miklos Vajna
      - Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Zolnai Tamás
        
        Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Noel Grandin
        
        Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Jaskaran Singh
        
        Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Zolnai Tamás
        Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Bjoern Michaelsen
        Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Zolnai Tamás
        Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Zolnai Tamás
        Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Zolnai Tamás
        Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Zolnai Tamás
        
        Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Bjoern Michaelsen
        Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Zolnai Tamás
        
        Re: Running unit test by make <module> · Michael Stahl

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