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In many of my Windows batch files, I used the following
construct to detect failures:
do_something
if errorlevel 1 (
echo.An error occurred in do_something
exit /b 1
)
I discovered that it is possible for a Windows program
to exit with a negative integer error code.
This causes the above construct to miss the failure
and the batch file blithely continues.
So I have replaced that construct with
do_something || (
echo.An error occurred in do_something
exit /b 1
)
This way, if the command exits with any nonzero error,
we correctly detect it as a failure.
28 lines
795 B
Batchfile
28 lines
795 B
Batchfile
@echo off
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setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
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set CTESTEXE=bin\ctest.exe
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if not exist !CTESTEXE! (
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echo.FATAL[diffcalc]: executable does not exist: !CTESTEXE!
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exit /b 1
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)
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echo.Diffing calculations.
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set /a FAILCOUNT = 0
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!CTESTEXE! diff 5.3e-15 temp\c_check.txt dotnet\csharp_test\csharp_check.txt || set /a FAILCOUNT += 1
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!CTESTEXE! diff 6.3e-15 temp\c_check.txt temp\k_check.txt || set /a FAILCOUNT += 1
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!CTESTEXE! diff 5.7e-15 temp\c_check.txt temp\js_check.txt || set /a FAILCOUNT += 1
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!CTESTEXE! diff 7.11e-16 temp\c_check.txt temp\py_check.txt || set /a FAILCOUNT += 1
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!CTESTEXE! diff 5.7e-15 temp\js_check.txt temp\py_check.txt || set /a FAILCOUNT += 1
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if !FAILCOUNT! NEQ 0 (
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echo.diffcalc: *** FAILED !FAILCOUNT! TESTS ***
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exit /b 1
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)
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echo.diffcalc: PASS
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echo.
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exit /b 0
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