source: trunk/test/yat_m4_test.sh @ 2225

#! /bin/sh
# $Id: yat_m4_test.sh 2225 2010-03-22 22:29:41Z peter $
#
# Copyright (C) 2009, 2010 Peter Johansson
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#
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# build a `hello world' project that uses macro YAT_CHECK_YAT in its
# configure.ac. Test if the macro works against an uninstalled yat.

required="autoconf automake libtool yat.m4"

set -e

. ./common_defs.sh || exit 1

cat >> configure.ac <<EOF
YAT_FIND_YAT
CXX=\`\$yat_config --cxx\`
YAT_CHECK_VERSION([0.5.99],,
                  [AC_MSG_ERROR([could not find required version of yat])])
YAT_CHECK_HEADER(,[AC_MSG_ERROR([could not find yat headers])])
YAT_LDADD=\`\$yat_config --link-libtool\` 
AC_SUBST(YAT_LDADD)
AC_CONFIG_FILES([Makefile])
AC_OUTPUT
EOF

bootstrap
./configure --with-yat=$abs_top_builddir/build_support/yat-config

# we always wanna relink
rm -f hello
echo "running make"
make
echo "running ./hello"
./hello || exit 1

echo "Test is OK"