Re: [pdf-devel] Fix compilation of unit tests when libz not available

[Aleksander Morgado]

>   >   The following patch fixes the issue disabling the corresponding UT
>   >   when libz is not available.
>   >
>   > Applied, thanks.
>   > To this means that you were able to run the unit tests in wine? :)
>
>   Not really, just trying to compile and get rid of the warn/errors in
>   my code. But I will try it soon :-)
>
> Ok, superb :)
> Please tell us if it works.

More or less...

1. Running "make check" doesn't work. This is probably because make
check runs the binary which is created in torture/unit/

2. Running manually wine ./torture/unit/runtests.exe doesn't do
anything (returns 127). Also, this binary is really smaller than the
one in .libs (the one used in next step). In GNU/Linux, the `runtests'
in ./torture/unit is a shell script preparing environment so that then
the `runtests' in ./torture/unit/.libs is executed. Don't know if this
is the same behaviour when cross-compiling...

3. Running manually wine ./torture/unit/.libs/runtests.exe returns:
err:module:import_dll Library libgnupdf-0.dll (which is needed by
L"Z:\\home\\aleksander\\Development\\gnu\\libgnupdf\\w32-build\\torture\\unit\\.libs\\runtests.exe")
not found
err:module:LdrInitializeThunk Main exe initialization for
L"Z:\\home\\aleksander\\Development\\gnu\\libgnupdf\\w32-build\\torture\\unit\\.libs\\runtests.exe"
failed, status c0000135

(here it just seems a DLL-finding problem)

4. My last test was: running make install in a given prefix (same
prefix used also for libgcrypt and libgpg-error), which in my case is
/opt/w32
Seems that the DLLs are not installed in prefix/lib, but in
prefix/bin, with the executables:
$>  ls /opt/w32/bin/
dumpsexp.exe  gpg-error-config  gpg-error.exe  libgcrypt-11.dll
libgcrypt-config  libgnupdf-0.dll  libgpg-error-0.dll  pdf-filter.exe

Now I copy the ./torture/unit/.libs/runtests.exe into this folder,
where all the DLL files are (it's not installed during make install,
as it is defined like that in the Makefile.am).

Finally, I run it: /opt/w32/bin/runtests.exe

And I get all the tests running (and some of them failing). Attached
the results to the email.

I don't really know how to fix the "make check" in this w32
compilation... any idea someone?

Cheers,
-Aleksander

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