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# Build.
#
# FYI, The configure options are displayed by 'named -V'. Previously
# that was overridden by setting CONFIGARGS to hide build server
# pathnames.
# Traditionally all BIND executables are installed in sbin not bin.
# DNS libraries are in usr/lib/dns - Override settings from configure.mk
# To make it use version 2.9.x we need to skip this check by
# specifying path where libxml2 is installed.
# Configure will add "-mt" to CC which is already set in CFLAGS, so override.
# Enable ASLR for this component
# Install.
#
# While there are some changes in our manuals, for example section
# numbering and additions to named(1M) for SMF - that could be fixed
# by patch.
#
# In addition to BIND deliverables we also deliver SMF files and
# migration notes. There is no need to install these extras into the
# prototype directory, they are simply referenced in relevant manifest
# (p5m) file.
install: $(INSTALL_32)
# Testing.
#
# summarize nawk script; reads ISC output which is of the form:
# /^T:/ = Start of a test.
# /^I:/ = Info from a test; collected for possible use later.
# /^A:/ = About: summary of the test - not used here.
# /^R:/ = Result: If 'PASS' then continue, else print line and collected info.
# Known issues may then be accounted for by adding tests, for example:
# /^R:UNTESTED/ && name ~ /^T:dst:2:A/ {known++;}\
# /^R:UNRESOLVED/ && name ~ /^T:dst:1:A/ {known++;}\
# @ EOF = Display count of RESULTS: i.e. R:PASS=124 R:UNTESTED=26 Total=150
# if not 100% pass rate and issue is not known the word 'issues!' is appended
# to resulting string.
/^T:/ {name=$$0;info="";}\
/^I:/ {info=sprintf("%s%s\n", info, $$0);}\
/^R:/ {test++; result[$$1]++;}\
/^R:PASS/ {next;}\
/^R:/ {printf("%s: %s\n%s\n", $$1, name, info);}\
END{for (item in result)\
printf("%s=%d ", item, result[item]);\
printf("(known=%d) Total=%d%s\n", known, test, \
((result["R:PASS"] + known) < test)? \
" issues!" : "");\
}'
.PHONY: test
# fulltest requires sufficient privileges to configures IP addresses
# 10.53.0.1 through 10.53.0.5 as aliases on the loopback interface.
# Note PATH is being set so that isc_ifconfig can find ifconfig.
$(FULL_TEST_32):
$(TEST_32):
# test-summary shows summary for targets test and fulltest. Use target
# test-clean to remove previous tests.
test-summary:
if [ -f $$file ]; then \
echo 'Summary for' $$file;\
fi;\
done
test-version:
test-clean: