SIFDecode test expects sifdecoder in PATH

[jfowkes]

As found by @Letizia97 Running the SIFDecode test post installation fails unless sifdecoder is in the PATH:

$ cd $SIFDECODE/src ; make -f $SIFDECODE/makefiles/$MYARCH test

( cd decode ; make -f /home/vol04/scarf964/cutest/sifdecode/makefiles/pc64.lnx.gfo \
                     test PWD=/home/vol04/scarf964/cutest/sifdecode/src/decode )
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/vol04/scarf964/cutest/sifdecode/src/decode'
echo ""

echo " Decode unconstrained SIF file"
 Decode unconstrained SIF file
cd /home/vol04/scarf964/cutest/sifdecode/sif/ ; sifdecoder -A pc64.lnx.gfo ALLINITU
/bin/sh: sifdecoder: command not found

Surely the test should be using $SIFDECODE/bin/sifdecoder?

[nimgould]

This is true, but of course a user is told to do this at the end of the install, viz

You should now add the following to your .bashrc file: ... export PATH="${SIFDECODE}/bin:${PATH} ...

But yes, it certainly doen't hurt to add this entire path. I will add

[jfowkes]

Oh are they? I haven't been doing that for years...

[nimgould]

I guess your Mac is so smart that it finds executables using AI :)

The message occurs at the end of the install (and says other things about man pages, etc)

If you don't do this, you won't be able to use sifdecoder standalone

[jfowkes]

Haha if only, I think I've just never needed to use standalone sifdecoder.