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In NEST config.h we set the source and build directory and use it within NEST (#define NEST_SOURCEDIR "@PKGSRCDIR@" and #define NEST_BUILDDIR "@PKGBUILDDIR@"). When we want to create pre-build binaries for different platforms, e.g. for OS X or for Debian, we cannot rely on the presence of our sources or build directory. The aim of this issue is to gather all dependancies of the installed NEST on the source / build directory and have them removed. As a start one could remove these two defines, work through all the compile errors and see, if make installcheck is still good with NEST.
Errors, I already observe with installcheck: with an installed NEST, this should work as expected, but at least two tests will fail, when the sources are not present:
regressiontests/ticket-659-copyright.py as its want to check all sources for correct copyright notice
unittests/test_round_validate.sli: the sli function validate goes through all the help files and looks for examples, which it executes and compares to the expected result in the example. But, before it regenerates the help from the Source: file stated in the help file, which will fail when no sources are available.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In NEST
config.h
we set the source and build directory and use it within NEST (#define NEST_SOURCEDIR "@PKGSRCDIR@"
and#define NEST_BUILDDIR "@PKGBUILDDIR@"
). When we want to create pre-build binaries for different platforms, e.g. for OS X or for Debian, we cannot rely on the presence of our sources or build directory. The aim of this issue is to gather all dependancies of the installed NEST on the source / build directory and have them removed. As a start one could remove these two defines, work through all the compile errors and see, ifmake installcheck
is still good with NEST.Errors, I already observe with
installcheck
: with an installed NEST, this should work as expected, but at least two tests will fail, when the sources are not present:regressiontests/ticket-659-copyright.py
as its want to check all sources for correct copyright noticeunittests/test_round_validate.sli
: the sli functionvalidate
goes through all the help files and looks for examples, which it executes and compares to the expected result in the example. But, before it regenerates the help from theSource:
file stated in the help file, which will fail when no sources are available.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: