mason.child: Fix unit test for Windows.

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Doug Coleman 2015-06-10 17:59:43 -07:00
parent fb8d601c20
commit a7958c65b2
1 changed files with 22 additions and 10 deletions

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USING: io io.pathnames kernel mason.child mason.config
namespaces sequences system tools.test ;
IN: mason.child.tests
USING: mason.child mason.config tools.test namespaces io kernel
sequences system ;
[ { "nmake" "/f" "nmakefile" "x86-32" } ] [
H{
{ target-os windows }
{ target-cpu x86.32 }
} [ make-cmd ] with-variables
} [ mason-child-make-cmd ] with-variables
] unit-test
[ { "make" "macosx-x86-32" } ] [
H{
{ target-os macosx }
{ target-cpu x86.32 }
} [ make-cmd ] with-variables
} [ mason-child-make-cmd ] with-variables
] unit-test
[ { "./factor.com" "-i=boot.windows-x86.32.image" "-no-user-init" } ] [
H{
{ target-os windows }
{ target-cpu x86.32 }
} [ boot-cmd ] with-variables
] unit-test
! Must be an absolute path on Windows because launch directory
! is relative to parent directory (instead of current directory).
os windows = [
{ t } [
H{
{ target-os windows }
{ target-cpu x86.32 }
} [ mason-child-boot-cmd ] with-variables first absolute-path?
] unit-test
] [
[ { "./factor.com" "-i=boot.windows-x86.32.image" "-no-user-init" } ] [
H{
{ target-os windows }
{ target-cpu x86.32 }
} [ mason-child-boot-cmd ] with-variables
] unit-test
] if
[ [ "Hi" print ] [ drop 3 ] [ 4 ] recover-else ] must-infer