#!/bin/sh
#
# This script expects one command line argument: The name of the lisp.
#
#
# This is the general driver used by the testsuite to run tests by
# "make check" in the tests directory. It gets processed by a
# simple-minded sed script to fill in the lisp implementation etc
# below and turns into <lispname>-test.sh

LOCAL_MAXIMA=@top_builddir@/maxima-local
OUTPUT_LOG="$1.log"
LISP=$1

# Die if a command fails
set -e

# This command doesn't exit with a helpful status if the lisp survives
# but the test fails so we must check by hand that nothing untoward
# happened.
# 
# Before we run the testsuite we add the interactive tests and feed them
# with input over a pipe. ...and we change the input for questions to
# the lisp's standard input so it isn't taken from the keyboard even
# if the current lisp defaults to that.
echo "Running the testsuite..."
$LOCAL_MAXIMA --lisp=$LISP --batch-string='build_info();testsuite_files:append(["rtest_ask.mac"],testsuite_files);run_testsuite(share_tests=true);' < @abs_top_srcdir@/tests/rtest_ask_input.mac 2>&1 | tee "$OUTPUT_LOG"

grep -q 'No unexpected errors' <"$OUTPUT_LOG"
if test $? -ne 0 ; then
    # We'll have another copy of the log from the output of this script,
    # so there's no point in leaving the greppable one lying around.
    rm "$OUTPUT_LOG"
    exit 1
fi;  


# We'll have another copy of the log from the output of this script,
# so there's no point in leaving the greppable one lying around.
rm "$OUTPUT_LOG"