Makefile revision 3477
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COMPONENT_VERSION= 8.23
TPNO= 18521
PATCH_LEVEL= 0
# Always show the build and link lines for easier debugging.
COMPONENT_BUILD_ARGS += V=1
# Enable ASLR for this component
ASLR_MODE = $(ASLR_ENABLE)
# common targets
build: $(BUILD_32_and_64)
# Needed for "gmake test" to work successfully.
# If SHELLOPTS is exported (as it is by the userland makefiles),
# then all shell options get exported to child invocations of bash,
# which results in test failures due to nounset and xtrace being
# set unexpectedly, and errors such as "$1: unbound variable" and
# diffs failing due to script tracing in output files.
# Get the binaries to test from the component proto area.
# With coreutils version 8.23, there are currently six tests that are failing:
# 1/ test-getlogin - this is a known problem. See:
#
# After GNU coreutils has been built, it's possible to successfully run
# the test manually from a terminal with:
#
# $ cd build/amd64/gnulib-tests && \
# gmake NON_ROOT_USERNAME=nobody -k check-TESTS && \
# gmake check TESTS=test-get-login
# 2/ test-mbrtowc3
# 3/ test-mbrtowc4
# 4/ test-mbsalign
# 5/ test-mbsrtowcs4 - these four multi-byte problems have been reported to
# the G11N team. CR #19368946 & #19370120 have been filed.
#
# 6/ test-posixtm - this is due to a problem with the Solaris mktime
# utility. CR #19344177 has been filed.