Hi.
Failures in lex/yacc/C++ tests should be fixed now with the patch in
my previous mail.
I'm afraid the remaining test failures may indeed point to an actual
bug in Automake, not just in tests.
Regarding failures in tests:
- subpkg,
- subpkg2,
- subpkg-yacc,
as far as I've investigated, the problem is that $(distdir) =
$(top_distdir) in a subpackage while this apparently should never be
the case. This makes the file checks:
test ! -f $(distdir)/LDADD.c
test -f $(top_distdir)/LDADD.c
fail for the obvious reason - if the directory is the same, then
either the file exists, or it doesn't, so one of the tests will always
fail.
No idea why the directories are the same, though.
As for fn99subdir: make distcheck fails, because the 'cnfsubdir' dir
doesn't exist in the distribution directory/package while it
apparently should. No idea why the directory is not packaged, but at
lease I know it's not a problem of e.g. the length of the path (what I
suspected earlier).
As for subpkg3: the subpkg directory exists, but doesn't contain
'configure'. Also no idea why.
There must be something system-specific, obviously, that makes
Automake behave not the way it's supposed to. Sure, it can also be a
problem in the tests themselves, but I don't see why they would
succeed on a Linux and fail on a Solaris/SunOS.
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