Doesn't work out of the box in VM

[pierluca]

The build system doesn't include /usr/local/lib and /usr/local/include

This means that installed packages such as cpputest are not available at link-time and the builds fail.

Please fix.

[antoinealb]

OK will take a look.

[antoinealb]

Could you be more specific ? I was able to build and run the tests for the pid package with an out of the box VM.

[pierluca]

By executing the exact same code as .travis.yml in a brand new VM, I have
to manually
add /usr/local/include and linkpath /usr/local/lib for the make process to
work.

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Could you be more specific ? I was able to build and run the tests for the
pid package with an out of the box VM.

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[antoinealb]

Did you do the installation of Cpputest yourself ? Or did you use the version that is already in the VM ?

[antoinealb]

Those are the commands I used :

git clone https://github.com/cvra/packager
git clone https://github.com/cvra/pid
cd pid/
../packager/packager.py 
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

[antoinealb]

Could you confirm it doesn't work with above commands ? Otherwise I will close the issue as I cannot reproduce it.

[pierluca]

Did you do the installation of Cpputest yourself ? Or did you use the version that is already in the VM ?

This seems to be the problem. If you get the latest Cpputest version and install it, you need to specify the include/link paths for /usr/local/[include,lib] , otherwise the make fails.

[antoinealb]

Have you tried removing the installed version of cpputest before installing it from source ?

[antoinealb]

Also why do you need to install cpputest from source ?

[pierluca]

to use the same version we're asking travis-ci to run.

[antoinealb]

Did you get into a situation where behavior was different ?

[pierluca]

No... but I'd rather not have to find out the hard way :-)