On Wed, Oct 15, 2003 at 03:48:30PM -0500, George Kraft wrote: > I am looking at the GCC 3.3.4 libstc++v3 tests and I'm trying to figure > out how to build the tests once, then run the one set of binary images > on multiple systems. Currently, DejaGnu recompiles the libstc++v3 tests > each time. Actually, this is more of a problem with the libstdc++ test driver, which is where all the compilation goes on. That's where you'd have to make the change. I imagine it's possible to to change this to compile the test cases only if they don't exist, and the remove them optionally at runtime. This change would in the libstdc++ test code. To do this for the GCC testsuite would require changing the GCC test code in lib/gcc.exp. All DejaGnu does is supply the infrastructure that enables the compilation to work regardless of whether this is a native, or cross target. Whether a test case gets compiled is up to the test driver of the application. - rob -
