Make_test_template

# Generic make-include file for all applications
# For inclusion in an application-specific Make_test
# Not intended to be used as a standalone.
# C.D. 8/25/06

# For making the test output.  Results are put in out.test.diff.${PROJ}

# Instructions...
# 1.  Copy the Makefile from the top level directory to the application 
#     directory and edit it  for the options and architecture you desire
# 2.  Select the appropriate job launch command below by uncommenting
#     the appropriate set or creating one.
# 3.  Go to the application directory
# 4.  There should already be sample input and output files constructed from
#     code that you trust and the corresponding error tolerance files.
#     The sample files are called in.sample.TARGET out.sample.TARGET
#     and out.errtol.TARGET where TARGET is built from "make TARGET".
#     The test output file is called out.test.TARGET.
#     To create an error tolerance file, see instructions in seterrfile.pl.
# 5.  In the application directory, run the command
#        make -f Make_test check > & maketest.log
# 6.  Results are reported in files called out.test.diff.*
#     These files show differences between the sample and test output files.
#     using the error tolerance file to determine compliance.
#     Results are also reported to stderr so should appear in maketest.log
#     Look for lines with "Error" and "NOT OK".
# 7.  The variable CUSTOM is normally undefined in the master
#     Make_test file.  With this choice the test consists of comparing
#     stdout from a test run with the corresponding sample output file.
#     The rule for making this file is supplied here.
#     Changing CUSTOM to another name and supplying a rule in the master 
#     Make_test file for the file out.test${CUSTOM}.${PROJ} allows a custom 
#     test - for example a test comparing output other than stdout.
#     A corresponding out.sample${CUSTOM}.${PROJ} must be supplied.
# 8.  The variable PRECLIST lists precisions to test.
# 9.  The variable ADDMACRO is available to add further compiler macros to
#     the compilation.
#
# For the "heavy" application, follow instructions in heavy/Make_test

# Provisions for architecture-dependent job launching
# Change to suit...

# The job is launched with the commad
# ${LAUNCH} ./${PROJ} ${LAUNCH2} in.sample.${PROJ} > out.test.${PROJ}

# SGI Origin
#LAUNCH = mpirun -np 4
#LAUNCH2 = 

# Linux MPI
#LAUNCH = /uufs/icebox/sys/pkg/mpich/1.2.1/bin/mpirun -np 4 -machinefile $$PBS_NODEFILE  # icebox
#LAUNCH = /usr/local/bin/vmi-launch -ncpus 8 --  #  VMI
#LAUNCH2 = 

# Linux QMP
#LAUNCH = mpirun.ch_gm -np 8
#LAUNCH2 = 

# Compaq Alpha cluster (tcsini)
#LAUNCH = prun -N $$RMS_NODES -n $$RMS_PROCS # (tcsini)
#LAUNCH = prun -p test -B 1 -N 1 -n 4  (CHPC sierra cluster - private node sierra1)
#LAUNCH2 =

# SP
#LAUNCH = poe 
#LAUNCH2 = -nodes 1 -tasks_per_node 4 -rmpool 1 -euilib ip -euidevice en0

# Scalar machine
LAUNCH =
LAUNCH2 = 


#
.SUFFIXES: .test-diff .test-out

${PREFIX}.test-out: ../${EXEC} ${PREFIX}.sample-in
	${LAUNCH} ../${EXEC} ${LAUNCH2} < $*.sample-in > $*.test-out

.test-out.test-diff: $*.test-tmp $*.sample-tmp
	perl ../../headtail.pl ${PATTERNS} <  $*.test-out | grep -iv "warning" | grep -v 'time =' | grep -v '^#' >  $*.test-tmp ;\
	perl ../../headtail.pl ${PATTERNS} <  $*.sample-out > $*.sample-tmp ;\
	perl ../../diffn3.pl $*.test-tmp $*.sample-tmp $*.errtol > $*.test-diff

test_clean:
	-/bin/rm -f *.test-tmp *.sample-tmp *.test-diff *.test-out*;