Output From Tests.txt

Tests running (compiler exit codes printed)...

0 is passing, anything else is an error...

These tests are verifying the presence of objc_startCollectorThread()...



Output for the following tests is in output/test1.m/ansi...

                test1.m (ansi) with gcc-4.0: 1
                test1.m (ansi) with gcc-4.2: 1
           test1.m (ansi) with llvm-gcc-4.2: 1
                  test1.m (ansi) with clang: 1

Output for the following tests is in output/test1.m/gnu89...

               test1.m (gnu89) with gcc-4.0: 0
               test1.m (gnu89) with gcc-4.2: 0
          test1.m (gnu89) with llvm-gcc-4.2: 0
                 test1.m (gnu89) with clang: 0

Output for the following tests is in output/test1.m/gnu99...

               test1.m (gnu99) with gcc-4.0: 1
               test1.m (gnu99) with gcc-4.2: 1
          test1.m (gnu99) with llvm-gcc-4.2: 1
                 test1.m (gnu99) with clang: 0

Output for the following tests is in output/test1.mm...

                      test1.mm with g++-4.0: 1
                      test1.mm with g++-4.2: 1
                 test1.mm with llvm-g++-4.2: 1

Output for the following tests is in output/test2.m/ansi...

                test2.m (ansi) with gcc-4.0: 1
                test2.m (ansi) with gcc-4.2: 1
           test2.m (ansi) with llvm-gcc-4.2: 1
                  test2.m (ansi) with clang: 1

Output for the following tests is in output/test2.m/gnu89...

               test2.m (gnu89) with gcc-4.0: 0
               test2.m (gnu89) with gcc-4.2: 0
          test2.m (gnu89) with llvm-gcc-4.2: 0
                 test2.m (gnu89) with clang: 0

Output for the following tests is in output/test2.m/gnu99...

               test2.m (gnu99) with gcc-4.0: 1
               test2.m (gnu99) with gcc-4.2: 1
          test2.m (gnu99) with llvm-gcc-4.2: 1
                 test2.m (gnu99) with clang: 0

run-tests.bash

#!/bin/bash

PATH="/Developer/usr/bin:/usr/bin:$PATH"

[[ -d output ]] && rm -rf output; mkdir output

printf "\nTests running (compiler exit codes printed)...\n\n"

printf "0 is passing, anything else is an error...\n\n"

printf "These tests are verifying the presence of objc_startCollectorThread()...\n\n"

# test1.m loop (ansi)

PREFIX=test1
FILE=${PREFIX}.m
STANDARD=ansi

printf "\n\nOutput for the following tests is in output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}...\n\n"

mkdir -p output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}
for LOOP in gcc-4.0 gcc-4.2 llvm-gcc-4.2 clang; do
    printf "%45s" "${FILE} (${STANDARD}) with ${LOOP}: "
    EXEC="${LOOP} -Werror -std=${STANDARD} -fobjc-gc-only -o /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ${FILE} -framework Foundation >output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}/${LOOP}.txt 2>&1"
    eval ${EXEC}
    printf "%i\n" $?
    [[ -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ]] && rm -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP}
done

printf "\n"

# test1.m loop (gnu89)

PREFIX=test1
FILE=${PREFIX}.m
STANDARD=gnu89

printf "Output for the following tests is in output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}...\n\n"

mkdir -p output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}
for LOOP in gcc-4.0 gcc-4.2 llvm-gcc-4.2 clang; do
    printf "%45s" "${FILE} (${STANDARD}) with ${LOOP}: "
    EXEC="${LOOP} -Werror -std=${STANDARD} -fobjc-gc-only -o /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ${FILE} -framework Foundation >output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}/${LOOP}.txt 2>&1"
    eval ${EXEC}
    printf "%i\n" $?
    [[ -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ]] && rm -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP}
done

printf "\n"

# test1.m loop (gnu99)

PREFIX=test1
FILE=${PREFIX}.m
STANDARD=gnu99

printf "Output for the following tests is in output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}...\n\n"

mkdir -p output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}
for LOOP in gcc-4.0 gcc-4.2 llvm-gcc-4.2 clang; do
    printf "%45s" "${FILE} (${STANDARD}) with ${LOOP}: "
    EXEC="${LOOP} -Werror -std=${STANDARD} -fobjc-gc-only -o /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ${FILE} -framework Foundation >output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}/${LOOP}.txt 2>&1"
    eval ${EXEC}
    printf "%i\n" $?
    [[ -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ]] && rm -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP}
done

printf "\n"

# test1.mm loop

PREFIX=test1
FILE=${PREFIX}.mm

printf "Output for the following tests is in output/${FILE}...\n\n"

mkdir -p output/${FILE}
for LOOP in g++-4.0 g++-4.2 llvm-g++-4.2; do
    printf "%45s" "${FILE} with ${LOOP}: "
    EXEC="${LOOP} -Werror -fobjc-gc-only -o /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ${FILE} -framework Foundation >output/${FILE}/${LOOP}.txt 2>&1"
    eval ${EXEC}
    printf "%i\n" $?
    [[ -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ]] && rm -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP}
done

printf "\n"

# test2.m loop (ansi)

PREFIX=test2
FILE=${PREFIX}.m
STANDARD=ansi

printf "Output for the following tests is in output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}...\n\n"

mkdir -p output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}
for LOOP in gcc-4.0 gcc-4.2 llvm-gcc-4.2 clang; do
    printf "%45s" "${FILE} (${STANDARD}) with ${LOOP}: "
    EXEC="${LOOP} -Werror -std=${STANDARD} -fobjc-gc-only -o /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ${FILE} -framework Foundation >output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}/${LOOP}.txt 2>&1"
    eval ${EXEC}
    printf "%i\n" $?
    [[ -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ]] && rm -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP}
done

printf "\n"

# test2.m loop (gnu89)

PREFIX=test2
FILE=${PREFIX}.m
STANDARD=gnu89

printf "Output for the following tests is in output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}...\n\n"

mkdir -p output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}
for LOOP in gcc-4.0 gcc-4.2 llvm-gcc-4.2 clang; do
    printf "%45s" "${FILE} (${STANDARD}) with ${LOOP}: "
    EXEC="${LOOP} -Werror -std=${STANDARD} -fobjc-gc-only -o /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ${FILE} -framework Foundation >output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}/${LOOP}.txt 2>&1"
    eval ${EXEC}
    printf "%i\n" $?
    [[ -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ]] && rm -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP}
done

printf "\n"

# test2.m loop (gnu99)

PREFIX=test2
FILE=${PREFIX}.m
STANDARD=gnu99

printf "Output for the following tests is in output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}...\n\n"

mkdir -p output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}
for LOOP in gcc-4.0 gcc-4.2 llvm-gcc-4.2 clang; do
    printf "%45s" "${FILE} (${STANDARD}) with ${LOOP}: "
    EXEC="${LOOP} -Werror -std=${STANDARD} -fobjc-gc-only -o /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ${FILE} -framework Foundation >output/${FILE}/${STANDARD}/${LOOP}.txt 2>&1"
    eval ${EXEC}
    printf "%i\n" $?
    [[ -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP} ]] && rm -f /tmp/$$-${PREFIX}-${LOOP}
done

printf "\n"

test1.m

#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    objc_startCollectorThread();
    NSAutoreleasePool *mainPool = [[NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init];

    [mainPool drain];
    return 0;
}

test1.mm

#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    objc_startCollectorThread();
    NSAutoreleasePool *mainPool = [[NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init];

    [mainPool drain];
    return 0;
}

test2.m

#import <objc/runtime.h>
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    objc_startCollectorThread();
    NSAutoreleasePool *mainPool = [[NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init];

    [mainPool drain];
    return 0;
}