So far, these tests just test basic format, fsck, and list functions
under valgrind, as well as a few self-validation tests.
Signed-off-by: Justin Husted <sigstop@gmail.com>
* Only run the pkg-config --cflags command once (instead of every .c file)
* Added EXTRA_LDFLAGS and EXTRA_LDLIBS vars
* Removed tabs in the middle of commands to make it easier to manually re-run
commands manually (e.g. if a compilation fails)
* Replaced `cd dir; git command` in favor of $(shell git -C dir command)
* Minor version format change: dirty trees just append "+" instead of "-dirty"
and if git describe fails, it now sets the version to "v0.1-nogit"
Also, don't ignore .gitignore files.
* Compat level 10 allows parallel builds by default.
* Also changed debuild to use short arguments.
* Long arguments weren't supported until dpkg-dev 1.18.8.
This removes the implicit `-I libbcachefs` argument to $(CC), which in turn
requires a set of minor changes throughout the tools. There are two advantages
to this setup:
1) It is (arguably) easier to read, since the location of bcachefs includes
are easier to understand at a glance ("where does util.h live?")
2) It removes the need for a hack to include glibc's copy of
dirent.h explicitly via '/usr/include/dirent.h', because libbcachefs/
*also* has a dirent.h file and the compiler cannot disambiguate them.
This has some ramifications on systems where /usr/include may not
exist, such as NixOS.
Signed-off-by: Austin Seipp <aseipp@pobox.com>
We will not always have .git available in some cases. For example, if someone
simply downloaded a tarball of the tree, or if we're building with something
like Nix and want to exclude the .git folder, we need to cope and build the
source anyway.
Signed-off-by: Austin Seipp <aseipp@pobox.com>
