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#
# Make and execute tests for the rolodex system.
#


CLASS_PATH =		"/users/gfisher/work/support/implementation/executables/JVM:../../../implementation/executables/JVM"
DESIGN_DIR =		../../design
IMPLE_SRC_DIR =		../../../implementation/java
IMPLE_EXEC_DIR =	../../../implementation/executables
IMPLE_CLASS_DIR =	$(IMPLE_EXEC_DIR)/JVM/rolodex
TEST_SRC_DIR =		../java/rolodex

#
# Model testing files
#
ROLODEX_TEST_FILES = \
		$(TEST_SRC_DIR)/RolodexTestDriver.java \
		$(TEST_SRC_DIR)/RolodexTest.java

SERIALIZE_TEST_SRC_FILES = \
		../TestRolodexSerialization.java


#
# Default definition to make.
#
default:	all-testing


#
# Add additional module test program names as they are developed.
#
all-testing:		rolodex-testing

#
# Perform rolodex testing by running tests (which will compile if necessary)
# and comparing results with last good run
#
rolodex-testing:	rolodex-output rolodex-diffs


#
# Execute test scripts and save output results.  By convention, rules ending in
# "-output" do this work.
#
rolodex-output:	rolodex-test
		@csh -q -c "source .make-rolodex-output"

#
# Compare current output results with last good results.  By convention, rules
# ending in "-diffs" do this work.
#
rolodex-diffs:	
		@csh -q -c "source .make-rolodex-diffs"

#
# Make the current output results the good results.  By convention, rules
# ending in "-good" so this work.
# 
# NOTE WELL: 'make good' should only be performed after thorough analysis of
# current output results to ensure that they are absolutely correct.
#
good:		rolodex-good

rolodex-good:
		@csh -q -c "source .make-rolodex-good"


#
# Compile the testing scripts.  By convention, rules ending in "-test" do this
# work.
#
rolodex-test:	$(ROLODEX_TEST_FILES)
		@echo ""
		@echo "Compiling rolodex-test ...
		@javac -g -d . -classpath $(CLASS_PATH) \
		    $(ROLODEX_TEST_FILES)

doc:		$(ROLODEX_TEST_FILES)
		javadoc -d $(DESIGN_DIR) -classpath $(CLASS_PATH) \
		    $(MODEL_SRC_FILES) $(VIEW_SRC_FILES) $(PROCESS_SRC_FILES)

clean:
		rm -f rolodex/*.class


#
# Automatically create symbolic links to system .class files.
#
links:
		csh -q -c ".make-links $(IMPLE_CLASS_DIR)/*.class"


#
# Run this once to make the testing subdirectories
#
dirs:
		@csh -q -c ".make-dirs"