hfst-ospell's "make check" fails randomly on other platforms. I suspect Bash'isms in the test scripts.
Also "make -j8 check" fails even more randomly, because the dependencies between the tests aren't correctly set.
It seems that all tests use /sh/bash and they pass checkbashisms --force *.sh
/sh/bash
checkbashisms --force *.sh
Still fails testing on many Debian archs even without parallel building.
E.g. on ARM and MIPS:
hfst-txt2fst -e "@0@" acceptor.basic.txt | hfst-fst2fst -f olw -o acceptor.basic.hfst hfst-txt2fst: Try ``hfst-fst2fst --help'' for more information. Makefile:1919: recipe for target 'acceptor.basic.hfst' failed
On PowerPC:
hfst-txt2fst -e "@0@" acceptor.basic.txt | hfst-fst2fst -f olw -o acceptor.basic.hfst Try ``hfst-fst2fst --help'' for more information. Makefile:1919: recipe for target 'acceptor.basic.hfst' failed
This could also be a HFST issue, I guess.
It seems that all tests use
/sh/bash
and they passcheckbashisms --force *.sh
Still fails testing on many Debian archs even without parallel building.
E.g. on ARM and MIPS:
On PowerPC:
This could also be a HFST issue, I guess.