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From: Torsten B. <be...@ty...> - 2025-11-13 13:00:14
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Ah, that's interesting. Yes, this sounds like a valid explanation for running tests twice. Thanks for sharing! > Am 13.11.2025 um 17:21 schrieb Erik Leunissen <el...@xs...>: > > On 11/13/25 01:17, Torsten Berg wrote: >> I just wonder why the tests run twice (and for me it also seems that during the build things are done multiple teimes) but that may just be my lack of wisdom regarding the build process. > > When I invoke "make test" on macOS from the source code dir, tests are run twice: > A. optimized (no symbols), indicated by "Deployment" > B. unoptimized with debugging symbols, indicated by "Development" > > I am able to run just one of them when invoking "make test" from the respective build directories (siblings of the source directory) [*]: > build/Tcl/Deployment > build/Tcl/Development > > That's just what I found out about how things are organized on my system. I'm too > unfamiliar with macOS to be able to say whether that is how it's supposed to be, > or whether other setups/invocations are advised. > > Regards, > Erik Leunissen. > -- > [*] the setup for Tk is analoguous > |