[fU-cvs] libfunutil/toc/tests gcc_build_and_run.sh,NONE,1.1 bzlib.sh,NONE,1.1

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Update of /cvsroot/libfunutil/libfunutil/toc/tests
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv5185/toc/tests

Added Files:
	gcc_build_and_run.sh bzlib.sh 
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--- NEW FILE: gcc_build_and_run.sh ---
# toc_run_description = trying to build $@
#
# toc_begin_help = 
#
# Tries to compile $@ using ${CC} and returns the error code which the
# compiler returns. $@ may be made up of any flags which you want to
# pass to the compilers, such as -I/some/path. Do not pass -c nor
# -o, as those are handled by this test.
#
# This code uses ${INCLUDES}. You can easily set it only for the
# duration of this test by doing something like the following:
#
# INCLUDES="-I/path1 -I/path2" toc_run_fail myfile.c
#
# This is an alternative to using the more verbose approach of saving
# INCLUDES, adjusting it, calling this test and re-setting INCLUDES.
#
# = toc_end_help


toc_get_make CC
CC=${TOC_GET_MAKE}
test "x$CC" = x && {
    echo "This test requires that the config variable CC have been set to point to gcc."
    echo "Try running the gnu_cpp_tools test, or another test which sets C/C++-related variables, or call toc_add_make CC=/path/to/gcc."
    return 1
}

tmpprefix=.toc.build_and_run
binfile=./$tmpprefix
compiler_out=$tmpprefix.out
cmd="$CC ${INCLUDES} $@ -o $binfile"
echo $cmd > $compiler_out
$cmd >> $compiler_out  2>&1
err=$?
test x0 = x$err || {
    echo "Compiler output is in $compiler_out (but will be erased the next time this test is run!)."
    return $err
    err=$?
}
echo $binfile >> $compiler_out
$binfile >> $compiler_out 2>&1
err=$?
test x0 != x$err && {
    echo "output is in $compiler_out (but will be erased the next time this test is run!)."
} || {
    rm $binfile $compiler_out
}
return $err

--- NEW FILE: bzlib.sh ---
# toc_run_description = looking for bzip lib and header
# toc_begin_help =
# Searches for libbz2.a and bzlib.h in commonly-used locations and
# sets the config var HAVE_BZLIB to zero or one.
# Pass --disable-bzlib to configure to explicitely set
# HAVE_BZ2LIB to zero.
# = toc_end_help

test x0 = x${configure_enable_bzlib} && {
    echo "bzlib explicitely disabled via --disable-bzlib."
    toc_add_config HAVE_BZLIB=0
    return 0
}

toc_find_failok libbz2.a ${prefix}/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/local/lib:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}
zlib_a=${TOC_FIND_RESULT}

toc_find_failok bzlib.h ${prefix}/include:/usr/include:/usr/local/include
zlib_h=${TOC_FIND_RESULT}

test "x" = "x$zlib_a" -o "x" = "x$zlib_h"
HAVE_BZLIB=$?
toc_add_config HAVE_BZLIB=$HAVE_BZLIB