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[Makefile] split the current Makefile

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...@@ -166,95 +166,6 @@ force-reconfigure: ...@@ -166,95 +166,6 @@ force-reconfigure:
expr `$(CAT) .force-reconfigure` + 1 > .force-reconfigure expr `$(CAT) .force-reconfigure` + 1 > .force-reconfigure
##############################################################################
# TESTING
################################
# Defines where to find the ptest_config file
PURGED_PTEST_DIRS?=tests $(wildcard src/plugins/*/tests)
PTEST_OPTS?=
PTEST_DIRS?=$(PURGED_PTEST_DIRS)
# Defines the related dune targets
PTEST_ALIASES=$(addsuffix /ptests,$(addprefix @, tests src/plugins))
# TODO: uncomments when a dune file is at least generated for all PTEST_DIRS
#PTEST_ALIASES=$(addsuffix /ptests,$(addprefix @,$(PTEST_DIRS)))
.PHONY: tests.info
tests.info:
echo "PURGED_PTEST_DIRS=$(PURGED_PTEST_DIRS)"
echo "PTEST_DIRS=$(PTEST_DIRS)"
echo "PTEST_OPTS=$(PTEST_OPTS)"
echo "PTEST_ALIASES=$(PTEST_ALIASES)"
# Note: the public name of ptest.exe is frama-c-ptests
ptests/ptests.exe: ptests/ptests.ml
dune build --root ptests ptests.exe
# Note: the public name of wtest.exe is frama-c-wtests
ptests/wtests.exe: ptests/wtests.ml
dune build --root ptests wtests.exe
# Command for executing ptest (in order to generate dune test files)
PTESTS=dune exec --root ptests -- frama-c-ptests
#PTESTS=dune exec --root ptests -- frama-c-ptests -v
.PHONY: ptests-help
ptests-help:
$(PTESTS) --help
# Note: wrapper that can be used during dune testing (c.f. frama-c-ptests)
WTESTS=dune exec --root ptests -- frama-c-wtests
.PHONY: wtests-help
wtests-help:
$(WTESTS) --help
# Removes all dune files generated for testing: xargs -n 10 avoids a too long line
.PHONY: purge-tests
purge-tests:
find $(PURGED_PTEST_DIRS) -name dune | grep -e "/oracle.*/dune\|/result.*/dune" | xargs --no-run-if-empty -n 10 rm
# Force the full cleaning of the testing environment
.PHONY: clean-tests
clean-tests: purge-tests
rm -rf $(addprefix _build/default/,$(PURGED_PTEST_DIRS))
# Generates all dune files used for testing
.PHONY: run-ptests
run-ptests: config.sed purge-tests ptests/ptests.exe ptests/wtests.exe
$(PTESTS) $(PTEST_OPTS) $(PTEST_DIRS)
.PHONY: run-ptests.replay
run-ptests.replay: config.sed ptests/ptests.exe
$(PTESTS) $(PTEST_OPTS) $(PTEST_DIRS)
# Run tests of for all configurations (and build all dune files)
.PHONY: run-tests
run-tests: FRAMAC_WP_CACHE=replay
run-tests: run-ptests
dune build $(PTEST_ALIASES)
# Replay tests of for all configurations (requires all dune files)
.PHONY: test.replay
tests.replay: FRAMAC_WP_CACHE=replay
tests.replay: config.sed
dune build $(PTEST_ALIASES)
# Update cache entries of for all configurations (requires all dune files)
.PHONY: tests.update-wp-cache
tests.update-wp-cache: FRAMAC_WP_CACHE=update
tests.update-wp-cache: config.sed
dune build $(PTEST_ALIASES)
.PHONY: tests
ifneq ($(FRAMAC_WP_CACHEDIR),)
tests: run-tests
else
tests: run-tests
@echo "WARNING: cannot run -config qualif tests of WP plugin since FRAMAC_WP_CACHEDIR variable is undefined."
endif
############################################################################## ##############################################################################
# INSTALL/UNINSTALL # INSTALL/UNINSTALL
################################ ################################
...@@ -278,171 +189,13 @@ else ...@@ -278,171 +189,13 @@ else
dune uninstall --prefix ${FRAMAC_INSTALLDIR} dune uninstall --prefix ${FRAMAC_INSTALLDIR}
endif endif
################################ ###############################################################################
# Code prettyfication and lint #
################################
# We're interested by any .ml[i]? file in src, except for scripts in test
# directories, and generated files (in particular lexers and parsers)
# Note: the find command below is *very* ugly, but it should be POSIX-compliant.
ALL_ML_FILES:=$(shell find src -name '*.ml' -print -o -name '*.mli' -print -o -path '*/tests' -prune '!' -name '*')
ALL_ML_FILES+=ptests/ptests.ml
ifeq ($(origin MANUAL_ML_FILES),undefined)
MANUAL_ML_FILES:=$(ALL_ML_FILES)
endif
MANUAL_ML_FILES:=\
$(filter-out $(GENERATED) $(PLUGIN_GENERATED_LIST), $(MANUAL_ML_FILES))
# Allow control of files to be linted/fixed by external sources
# (e.g. pre-commit hook that will concentrate on files which have changed)
sinclude .Makefile.lint
HAS_GIT_FILE:=$(wildcard .git/HEAD)
ifeq ("$(HAS_GIT_FILE)","")
LINT_OTHER_SOURCES:=
else
LINT_OTHER_SOURCES:=\
$(filter-out \
$(shell git ls-tree --name-only HEAD src/plugins/*), \
$(wildcard src/plugins/*))
endif
$(foreach dir,$(LINT_OTHER_SOURCES),$(eval sinclude $(dir)/.Makefile.lint))
ML_LINT_MISSING:=$(filter-out $(MANUAL_ML_FILES), $(ML_LINT_KO))
# By default, also checks files with unknown status:
# this requires new files to pass lint checker from the beginning
ML_LINT_CHECK?=$(filter-out $(ML_LINT_KO), $(MANUAL_ML_FILES))
# this NEWLINE variable containing a literal newline character is used to avoid
# the error "argument list too long", in some instances of "foreach".
# For details, see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7039811
define NEWLINE
endef
# pre-requisite intentionally left blank: this target should only be used
# if the file is not present to generate it once and forall,
# and be edited manually afterwards
# double colon here tells make not to attempt updating the .Makefile.lint
# if it does not exist, but just to ignore it.
.Makefile.lint::
echo "ML_LINT_KO:=" >> $@
$(foreach file,$(sort $(MANUAL_ML_FILES)), \
if ! $(MAKE) ML_LINT_CHECK=$(file) lint; \
then echo "ML_LINT_KO+=$(file)" >> $@; fi;$(NEWLINE) )
$(foreach dir,$(LINT_OTHER_SOURCES),\
$(eval $(dir)/.Makefile.lint:: ; \
$(foreach file, $(sort $(filter $(dir)/%, $(MANUAL_ML_FILES))), \
if ! $$(MAKE) ML_LINT_CHECK=$(file) lint; \
then echo "ML_LINT_KO+=$(file)" >> $$@; fi; )))
.PHONY: stats-lint
stats-lint:
echo \
"scale = 2; bad = $(words $(ML_LINT_MISSING)); \
all = $(words $(sort $(MANUAL_ML_FILES))); \
fail = $(words $(ML_LINT_KO)); \
\"lint coverage: \"; \
((all - fail) * 100) / all; " | bc
echo "number of files supposed to pass lint: $(words $(ML_LINT_CHECK))"
echo "number of files supposed to fail lint: $(words $(ML_LINT_KO))"
ifneq ($(strip $(ML_LINT_MISSING)),)
echo "number of files missing from src/ : $(words $(ML_LINT_MISSING))"
$(foreach file, $(ML_LINT_MISSING), echo $(file);)
exit 1
endif
INDENT_TARGET= $(patsubst %,%.indent,$(ML_LINT_CHECK)) # Testing
include Makefile.testing
LINT_TARGET= $(patsubst %,%.lint,$(ML_LINT_CHECK))
FIX_SYNTAX_TARGET=$(patsubst %,%.fix-syntax,$(ML_LINT_CHECK))
.PHONY: $(INDENT_TARGET) $(LINT_TARGET) $(FIX_SYNTAX_TARGET) \
indent lint fix-syntax
indent: $(INDENT_TARGET)
lint:: $(LINT_TARGET)
check-ocp-indent-version:
if command -v ocp-indent >/dev/null; then \
if [ -z "$(shell ocp-indent --version)" ]; then echo "warning: ocp-indent returned an empty string, assuming it is the correct version"; \
else \
$(eval ocp_version_major := $(shell ocp-indent --version | $(SED) -E "s/^([0-9]+)\.[0-9]+\..*/\1/")) \
$(eval ocp_version_minor := $(shell ocp-indent --version | $(SED) -E "s/^[0-9]+\.([0-9]+)\..*/\1/")) \
if [ "$(ocp_version_major)" -lt 1 -o "$(ocp_version_minor)" -lt 7 ]; then \
echo "error: ocp-indent 1.7.0 required for linting (got $(ocp_version_major).$(ocp_version_minor))"; \
exit 1; \
fi; \
fi; \
else \
exit 1; \
fi;
fix-syntax: $(FIX_SYNTAX_TARGET)
$(INDENT_TARGET): %.indent: % check-ocp-indent-version
ocp-indent -i $<
$(LINT_TARGET): %.lint: % check-ocp-indent-version
# See SO 1825552 on mixing grep and \t (and cry)
# For OK_NL, we have three cases:
# - for empty files, the computation boils down to 0 - 0 == 0
# - for non-empty files with a proper \n at the end, to 1 - 1 == 0
# - for empty files without \n, to 1 - 0 == 1 that will be catched
OK_TAB=$$(grep -c -e "$$(printf '^ *\t')" $<) ; \
OK_SPACE=$$(grep -c -e '[[:blank:]]$$' $<) ; \
OK_NL=$$(($$(tail -c -1 $< | wc -c) - $$(tail -n -1 $< | wc -l))) ; \
OK_EMPTY=$$(tail -n -1 $< | grep -c -e '^[[:blank:]]*$$') ; \
ERROR=$$(($$OK_TAB + $$OK_SPACE + $$OK_NL + $$OK_EMPTY)) ; \
if test $$ERROR -gt 0; then \
echo "File $< does not pass syntactic checks:"; \
echo "$$OK_TAB lines indented with tabulation instead of spaces"; \
echo "$$OK_SPACE lines with spaces at end of line"; \
test $$OK_NL -eq 0 || echo "No newline at end of file"; \
test $$OK_EMPTY -eq 0 || echo "Empty line(s) at end of file"; \
echo "Please run make ML_LINT_CHECK=$< fix-syntax"; \
exit 1 ; \
fi
ocp-indent $< > $<.tmp;
if cmp -s $< $<.tmp; \
then rm -f $<.tmp; \
else \
echo "File $< is not indented correctly."; \
echo "Please run make ML_LINT_CHECK=$< indent";\
rm $<.tmp; \
exit 1; \
fi
$(FIX_SYNTAX_TARGET): %.fix-syntax: %
$(ISED) -e 's/^ *\t\+/ /' $<
$(ISED) -e 's/\(.*[^[:blank:]]\)[[:blank:]]\+$$/\1/' $<
$(ISED) -e 's/^[ \t]\+$$//' $<
if test \( $$(tail -n -1 $< | wc -l) -eq 0 \) -a \( $$(wc -c $< | cut -d " " -f 1) -gt 0 \) ; then \
echo "" >> $<; \
else \
while tail -n -1 $< | grep -l -e '^[ \t]*$$'; do \
head -n -1 $< > $<.tmp; \
mv $<.tmp $<; \
done; \
fi
# Avoid a UTF-8 locale at all cost: in such setting, sed does not work
# reliably if you happen to have latin-1 encoding somewhere,
# which is still unfortunately the case in some dark corners of the platform
%.fix-syntax: LC_ALL = C
# Code prettyfication and lint
include Makefile.linting
############################################################################### ###############################################################################
# Local Variables: # Local Variables:
......
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##########################################################################
# #
# This file is part of Frama-C. #
# #
# Copyright (C) 2007-2022 #
# CEA (Commissariat à l'énergie atomique et aux énergies #
# alternatives) #
# #
# you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU #
# Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software #
# Foundation, version 2.1. #
# #
# It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, #
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of #
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the #
# GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. #
# #
# See the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 #
# for more details (enclosed in the file licenses/LGPLv2.1). #
# #
##########################################################################
################################
# Code prettyfication and lint #
################################
# We're interested by any .ml[i]? file in src, except for scripts in test
# directories, and generated files (in particular lexers and parsers)
# Note: the find command below is *very* ugly, but it should be POSIX-compliant.
ALL_ML_FILES:=$(shell find src -name '*.ml' -print -o -name '*.mli' -print -o -path '*/tests' -prune '!' -name '*')
ALL_ML_FILES+=ptests/ptests.ml
ifeq ($(origin MANUAL_ML_FILES),undefined)
MANUAL_ML_FILES:=$(ALL_ML_FILES)
endif
MANUAL_ML_FILES:=\
$(filter-out $(GENERATED) $(PLUGIN_GENERATED_LIST), $(MANUAL_ML_FILES))
# Allow control of files to be linted/fixed by external sources
# (e.g. pre-commit hook that will concentrate on files which have changed)
sinclude .Makefile.lint
HAS_GIT_FILE:=$(wildcard .git/HEAD)
ifeq ("$(HAS_GIT_FILE)","")
LINT_OTHER_SOURCES:=
else
LINT_OTHER_SOURCES:=\
$(filter-out \
$(shell git ls-tree --name-only HEAD src/plugins/*), \
$(wildcard src/plugins/*))
endif
$(foreach dir,$(LINT_OTHER_SOURCES),$(eval sinclude $(dir)/.Makefile.lint))
ML_LINT_MISSING:=$(filter-out $(MANUAL_ML_FILES), $(ML_LINT_KO))
# By default, also checks files with unknown status:
# this requires new files to pass lint checker from the beginning
ML_LINT_CHECK?=$(filter-out $(ML_LINT_KO), $(MANUAL_ML_FILES))
# this NEWLINE variable containing a literal newline character is used to avoid
# the error "argument list too long", in some instances of "foreach".
# For details, see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7039811
define NEWLINE
endef
# pre-requisite intentionally left blank: this target should only be used
# if the file is not present to generate it once and forall,
# and be edited manually afterwards
# double colon here tells make not to attempt updating the .Makefile.lint
# if it does not exist, but just to ignore it.
.Makefile.lint::
echo "ML_LINT_KO:=" >> $@
$(foreach file,$(sort $(MANUAL_ML_FILES)), \
if ! $(MAKE) ML_LINT_CHECK=$(file) lint; \
then echo "ML_LINT_KO+=$(file)" >> $@; fi;$(NEWLINE) )
$(foreach dir,$(LINT_OTHER_SOURCES),\
$(eval $(dir)/.Makefile.lint:: ; \
$(foreach file, $(sort $(filter $(dir)/%, $(MANUAL_ML_FILES))), \
if ! $$(MAKE) ML_LINT_CHECK=$(file) lint; \
then echo "ML_LINT_KO+=$(file)" >> $$@; fi; )))
.PHONY: stats-lint
stats-lint:
echo \
"scale = 2; bad = $(words $(ML_LINT_MISSING)); \
all = $(words $(sort $(MANUAL_ML_FILES))); \
fail = $(words $(ML_LINT_KO)); \
\"lint coverage: \"; \
((all - fail) * 100) / all; " | bc
echo "number of files supposed to pass lint: $(words $(ML_LINT_CHECK))"
echo "number of files supposed to fail lint: $(words $(ML_LINT_KO))"
ifneq ($(strip $(ML_LINT_MISSING)),)
echo "number of files missing from src/ : $(words $(ML_LINT_MISSING))"
$(foreach file, $(ML_LINT_MISSING), echo $(file);)
exit 1
endif
INDENT_TARGET= $(patsubst %,%.indent,$(ML_LINT_CHECK))
LINT_TARGET= $(patsubst %,%.lint,$(ML_LINT_CHECK))
FIX_SYNTAX_TARGET=$(patsubst %,%.fix-syntax,$(ML_LINT_CHECK))
.PHONY: $(INDENT_TARGET) $(LINT_TARGET) $(FIX_SYNTAX_TARGET) \
indent lint fix-syntax
indent: $(INDENT_TARGET)
lint:: $(LINT_TARGET)
check-ocp-indent-version:
if command -v ocp-indent >/dev/null; then \
if [ -z "$(shell ocp-indent --version)" ]; then echo "warning: ocp-indent returned an empty string, assuming it is the correct version"; \
else \
$(eval ocp_version_major := $(shell ocp-indent --version | $(SED) -E "s/^([0-9]+)\.[0-9]+\..*/\1/")) \
$(eval ocp_version_minor := $(shell ocp-indent --version | $(SED) -E "s/^[0-9]+\.([0-9]+)\..*/\1/")) \
if [ "$(ocp_version_major)" -lt 1 -o "$(ocp_version_minor)" -lt 7 ]; then \
echo "error: ocp-indent 1.7.0 required for linting (got $(ocp_version_major).$(ocp_version_minor))"; \
exit 1; \
fi; \
fi; \
else \
exit 1; \
fi;
fix-syntax: $(FIX_SYNTAX_TARGET)
$(INDENT_TARGET): %.indent: % check-ocp-indent-version
ocp-indent -i $<
$(LINT_TARGET): %.lint: % check-ocp-indent-version
# See SO 1825552 on mixing grep and \t (and cry)
# For OK_NL, we have three cases:
# - for empty files, the computation boils down to 0 - 0 == 0
# - for non-empty files with a proper \n at the end, to 1 - 1 == 0
# - for empty files without \n, to 1 - 0 == 1 that will be catched
OK_TAB=$$(grep -c -e "$$(printf '^ *\t')" $<) ; \
OK_SPACE=$$(grep -c -e '[[:blank:]]$$' $<) ; \
OK_NL=$$(($$(tail -c -1 $< | wc -c) - $$(tail -n -1 $< | wc -l))) ; \
OK_EMPTY=$$(tail -n -1 $< | grep -c -e '^[[:blank:]]*$$') ; \
ERROR=$$(($$OK_TAB + $$OK_SPACE + $$OK_NL + $$OK_EMPTY)) ; \
if test $$ERROR -gt 0; then \
echo "File $< does not pass syntactic checks:"; \
echo "$$OK_TAB lines indented with tabulation instead of spaces"; \
echo "$$OK_SPACE lines with spaces at end of line"; \
test $$OK_NL -eq 0 || echo "No newline at end of file"; \
test $$OK_EMPTY -eq 0 || echo "Empty line(s) at end of file"; \
echo "Please run make ML_LINT_CHECK=$< fix-syntax"; \
exit 1 ; \
fi
ocp-indent $< > $<.tmp;
if cmp -s $< $<.tmp; \
then rm -f $<.tmp; \
else \
echo "File $< is not indented correctly."; \
echo "Please run make ML_LINT_CHECK=$< indent";\
rm $<.tmp; \
exit 1; \
fi
$(FIX_SYNTAX_TARGET): %.fix-syntax: %
$(ISED) -e 's/^ *\t\+/ /' $<
$(ISED) -e 's/\(.*[^[:blank:]]\)[[:blank:]]\+$$/\1/' $<
$(ISED) -e 's/^[ \t]\+$$//' $<
if test \( $$(tail -n -1 $< | wc -l) -eq 0 \) -a \( $$(wc -c $< | cut -d " " -f 1) -gt 0 \) ; then \
echo "" >> $<; \
else \
while tail -n -1 $< | grep -l -e '^[ \t]*$$'; do \
head -n -1 $< > $<.tmp; \
mv $<.tmp $<; \
done; \
fi
# Avoid a UTF-8 locale at all cost: in such setting, sed does not work
# reliably if you happen to have latin-1 encoding somewhere,
# which is still unfortunately the case in some dark corners of the platform
%.fix-syntax: LC_ALL = C
###############################################################################
# Local Variables:
# compile-command: "make"
# End:
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##########################################################################
# #
# This file is part of Frama-C. #
# #
# Copyright (C) 2007-2022 #
# CEA (Commissariat à l'énergie atomique et aux énergies #
# alternatives) #
# #
# you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU #
# Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software #
# Foundation, version 2.1. #
# #
# It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, #
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of #
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the #
# GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. #
# #
# See the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 #
# for more details (enclosed in the file licenses/LGPLv2.1). #
# #
##########################################################################
###########
# TESTING #
###########
# Defines where to find the ptest_config files
PURGED_PTEST_DIRS?=tests $(wildcard src/plugins/*/tests)
PTEST_OPTS?=
PTEST_DIRS?=$(PURGED_PTEST_DIRS)
# Defines the related dune targets
PTEST_ALIASES=$(addsuffix /ptests,$(addprefix @, tests src/plugins))
# TODO: uncomments when a dune file is at least generated for all PTEST_DIRS
#PTEST_ALIASES=$(addsuffix /ptests,$(addprefix @,$(PTEST_DIRS)))
.PHONY: tests.info
tests.info:
echo "PURGED_PTEST_DIRS=$(PURGED_PTEST_DIRS)"
echo "PTEST_DIRS=$(PTEST_DIRS)"
echo "PTEST_OPTS=$(PTEST_OPTS)"
echo "PTEST_ALIASES=$(PTEST_ALIASES)"
# Note: the public name of ptest.exe is frama-c-ptests
ptests/ptests.exe: ptests/ptests.ml
dune build --root ptests ptests.exe
# Note: the public name of wtest.exe is frama-c-wtests
ptests/wtests.exe: ptests/wtests.ml
dune build --root ptests wtests.exe
# Command for executing ptest (in order to generate dune test files)
PTESTS=dune exec --root ptests -- frama-c-ptests
#PTESTS=dune exec --root ptests -- frama-c-ptests -v
.PHONY: ptests-help
ptests-help:
$(PTESTS) --help
# Note: wrapper that can be used during dune testing (c.f. frama-c-ptests)
WTESTS=dune exec --root ptests -- frama-c-wtests
.PHONY: wtests-help
wtests-help:
$(WTESTS) --help
# Removes all dune files generated for testing: xargs -n 10 avoids a too long line
.PHONY: purge-tests
purge-tests:
find $(PURGED_PTEST_DIRS) -name dune -print0 \
| grep --null -e "/oracle.*/dune\|/result.*/dune" \
| xargs --null --no-run-if-empty -n 10 rm
# Force the full cleaning of the testing environment
.PHONY: clean-tests
clean-tests: purge-tests
rm -rf $(addprefix _build/default/,$(PURGED_PTEST_DIRS))
# Generates all dune files used for testing
.PHONY: run-ptests
run-ptests: config.sed purge-tests ptests/ptests.exe ptests/wtests.exe
$(PTESTS) $(PTEST_OPTS) $(PTEST_DIRS)
.PHONY: run-ptests.replay
run-ptests.replay: config.sed ptests/ptests.exe
$(PTESTS) $(PTEST_OPTS) $(PTEST_DIRS)
# Run tests of for all configurations (and build all dune files)
.PHONY: run-tests
run-tests: FRAMAC_WP_CACHE=replay
run-tests: run-ptests
dune build $(PTEST_ALIASES)
# Replay tests of for all configurations (requires all dune files)
.PHONY: test.replay
tests.replay: FRAMAC_WP_CACHE=replay
tests.replay: config.sed
dune build $(PTEST_ALIASES)
# Update cache entries of for all configurations (requires all dune files)
.PHONY: tests.update-wp-cache
tests.update-wp-cache: FRAMAC_WP_CACHE=update
tests.update-wp-cache: config.sed
dune build $(PTEST_ALIASES)
.PHONY: tests
ifneq ($(FRAMAC_WP_CACHEDIR),)
tests: run-tests
else
tests: run-tests
@echo "WARNING: cannot run -config qualif tests of WP plugin since FRAMAC_WP_CACHEDIR variable is undefined."
endif
###############################################################################
# Local Variables:
# compile-command: "make"
# End:
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