"run_tests.sh" script is not found in "/opt/kedr" directory

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Vasu Joshi

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Mar 16, 2015, 7:04:12 AM3/16/15
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Hi,

I am using following steps to configure, compile and tinstalling the KEDR to "/opt/kedr" directory.

1) tar xvjf kedr-0.5.tar.bz2
2) cd kedr-0.5/
2) mkdir kedr-build
3) cd kedr-build
4)cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/opt/kedr/ ../../kedr-0.5/
5)make
6)sudo make install

After these above steps, it has created a folder "/opt/kedr", but i am not able to find the "run_tests.sh" script in this path.

I dont know whether the kedr is installed completely or not.

Can any one please help me out?

Regards
Vasu Joshi

Eugene Shatokhin

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Mar 17, 2015, 4:56:24 AM3/17/15
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Hi,

> I am using following steps to configure, compile and tinstalling the KEDR to
> "/opt/kedr" directory.

The instructions at
https://code.google.com/p/kedr/wiki/kedr_manual_getting_started are a
bit inaccurate at the moment: they are actually for building KEDR from
the latest code in the repository (which is the recommended scenario
anyway).

If you are building the released KEDR 0.5, then you can do the
following to build and run the tests (in the same directory where you
have built KEDR):
1) make build_tests
2) sudo ctest

ctest will run the tests.

If you build the KEDR from its latest source code in the repository,
then add -DWITH_TESTING=on to cmake, then build KEDR normally:
4) cmake -DWITH_TESTING=on -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/opt/kedr/ ../../kedr-0.5/
5) make
Then see if /var/opt/kedr/tests/run_tests.sh is present.

Regards,
Eugene
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