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check-assembly.sh |
README
This is a very funny test automation. The name of the check-N.c file is used as a pointer to the file in ../../tests/N-*.asn1. This file is compiled using the asn1c compiler from above directory. Then, everything is build together in a temporary directory with a check-N.c used as a testing engine. For manual execution of a specific test case, use the following pattern: ./check-assembly.sh check-<NN>.c