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libexif-testsuite ----------------- This is a testsuite for libexif and exif. Its usage requires the usual development enviroment to compile libexif, exif, and some testcases. Legal stuff: ------------ This testsuite consists of two parts: source code and testcase data files: * The source code of this testsuite framework is licensed under GPL or LGPL. See the respective sources in src/ for details. * The testcase data files are copyrighted by their respective copyright holders. These files are not licensed for anything else but use as test data in their respective testcase. For all other uses, contact the respective copyright holders for license modalities. That is probably not proper legalese, but you get the idea. Getting libexif-testsuite: -------------------------- If you happen to have a personal access method to the CVS repo of some module mentioned in build-config.txt, you may want to add a line "${anonymous_cvsroot} ${your_cvsroot} to build-config.cvsroot.map. Get libexif-testsuite via Git and change into its directory: git clone https://github.com/libexif/libexif-testsuite.git cd libexif-testsuite Then run ./build-config.sh or, if that fails, cd src and check out the other modules according to the definitions from build-config.txt. If you got libexif-testsuite from a tarball, the source subdirectories should already be there. To get the missing subdirectories, you can also run build-config.sh. Initialize the buildsystem: --------------------------- Run autoreconf -vis Configure the build system: --------------------------- Run ./configure --help=recursive to get help on all the parameters for subprojects. Note that some subproject options will be automatically set by libexif-testsuite. This mostly concerns the *_CFLAGS and *_LIBS for the libraries libexif-testsuite provides by itself. Then run (for an in-tree build) ./configure with your favourite configure parameters. Or, for an out-of-tree build: mkdir ../libexif-testsuite-build cd ../libexif-testsuite-build ../libexif-testsuite/configure with your favourite configure parameters. Cross-compilation: ------------------ This is an example using "i586-mingw32msvc" as the system for which you want to compile (i.e. i586-mingw32msvc-gcc will be the compiler). The build system is i686-pc-linux (you can run config.guess to determine the build system). Cross-compile popt-1.7 and install it: cd popt-1.7 mkdir _win32 && cd _win32 ../configure --prefix="$HOME/root/i586-mingw32msv" \ --host=i586-mingw32msvc --build=i686-pc-linux make all make install Then you can build libexif-testsuite for that platform by running: mkdir _win32 && cd _win32 ../configure --prefix=/tmp/lt-win32-inst \ --host=i586-mingw32msvc --build=i686-pc-linux \ POPT_LIBS="-L$HOME/root/i586-mingw32msvc/lib -lpopt" \ POPT_CFLAGS="-I$HOME/root/i586-mingw32msvc/include" make all make install If you have an emulator properly installed for the binaries, even "make check" will give results. Run the tests: -------------- Run make check and examine the output. Check the distribution mechanism: --------------------------------- Run make distcheck and see whether it finishes without errors.
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