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Add build target to run tests compiled to C# #17

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djcsdy opened this issue Jul 14, 2013 · 1 comment
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Add build target to run tests compiled to C# #17

djcsdy opened this issue Jul 14, 2013 · 1 comment
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djcsdy commented Jul 14, 2013

It should be feasible to invoke a C# compiler and then invoke the resulting executable, although it’s likely to be tricky to make this work cross-platform.
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Add build target to run tests compiled for C#. #17.
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djcsdy commented Jul 14, 2013

Added in a branch named csharp-tests.

The automated tests currently fail due to a bug in hxcs. On Windows they fail to compile at all due to a different bug in hxcs. Therefore, I’ve not pushed this change to master.

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Uncomment accidentally commented-out code. #17.
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Add missing mono-mcs dependency for building C# tests on Travis CI. #17.
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Mark test-cs.exe executable so it can be executed directly on Linux. #17
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This is a bit of a hack but it should work on most Linux distributions
where Mono executables are a registered non-native executable file
type. Doing it this way saves us from having to somehow figure out
whether we need to invoke mono.

Unfortunately the test.cs build target won't work on any platform
except Windows and Linux unless we do something more clever.
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