like the normal makefile, use separate test for the "run" tests.
Furthermore individual binaries are easier to debug.
This does NOT add the compile/ tests to travis runs (TODO for somebody
else). We should be able to run those just fine to test ctors/dtors.
Currently running them reveals something in scgi_acceptor, like:
$ for i in ;do [ -x $i ] || continue ; echo "> $i";./$i;echo ret=$?;done
scgi_acceptor
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'boost::system::system_error'
what(): Unknown error 829
ret=134
like the normal makefile, use separate test for the "run" tests. Furthermore individual binaries are easier to debug.
This does NOT add the compile/ tests to travis runs (TODO for somebody else). We should be able to run those just fine to test ctors/dtors. Currently running them reveals something in scgi_acceptor, like: $ for i in ;do [ -x $i ] || continue ; echo "> $i";./$i;echo ret=$?;done