icuSources/test/testdata/testdata.mak

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   8 #   03/19/2001  weiv, schererm  Created
   9
  10 .SUFFIXES : .res .txt
  11
  12 TESTPKG=testdata
  13 TESTDT=$(TESTPKG)
  14
  15
  16 ALL : "$(TESTDATAOUT)\testdata.dat"
  17         @echo Test data is built.
  18
  19 # old_l_testtypes.res is there for cintltst/udatatst.c/TestSwapData()
  20 # I generated it with an ICU 4.2.1 build on Linux after removing
  21 # testincludeUTF (which would make it large, unnecessarily for this test)
  22 # and renaming the collations element to avoid build CollationElements
  23 # (which will not work with a newer swapper)
  24 # markus 2010jan15
  25
  26 # old_e_testtypes.res is the same, but icuswapped to big-endian EBCDIC
  27
  28 TESTDATATMP="$(TESTDATAOUT)\testdata"
  29
  30 CREATE_DIRS :
  31         @if not exist "$(TESTDATAOUT)\$(NULL)" mkdir "$(TESTDATAOUT)"
  32         @if not exist "$(TESTDATABLD)\$(NULL)" mkdir "$(TESTDATABLD)"
  33         @if not exist "$(TESTDATATMP)\$(NULL)" mkdir "$(TESTDATATMP)"
  34
  35 "$(TESTDATAOUT)\testdata.dat" :
  36         @echo Building test data
  37         set PYTHONPATH=$(ICUP)\source\python;%PYTHONPATH%
  38         py -3 -B -m icutools.databuilder \
  39                 --mode windows-exec \
  40                 --tool_dir "$(ICUTOOLS)" \
  41                 --tool_cfg "$(CFG)" \
  42                 --src_dir "$(TESTDATA)" \
  43                 --tmp_dir "$(TESTDATATMP)" \
  44                 --out_dir "$(TESTDATABLD)"
  45         "$(ICUPBIN)\pkgdata" -f -v -m common -c -p"$(TESTPKG)" -d "$(TESTDATAOUT)" -T "$(TESTDATABLD)" -s "$(TESTDATABLD)" $(TESTDATATMP)\testdata.lst