SHELL = /bin/sh #!/usr/bin/make # # This is a makefile to automatise most of the testing. # It is language independent within the framework of the S�mi language # technology project. See further user documentation (and technical as well) # in $CVSROOT/gt/doc/docu-testing.html # VARIABLE DEFINITIONS # ==================== # Tools used when compiling XFST = xfst -utf8 # Where all the perl scripts are: BINDIR = ../../script/testing # Directory where all the compiled fst's are: FSTDIR = ../bin # Directory for the source files (which compile into fst's): # Changed this to point into the directory where the common makefile is: SRCDIR = ../../ # The temp directory: TEMP = ../../tmp # This variable is holding the filename of the save file: # (makes the Makefile truly language independent for # the Sami languages) SAVEFILE = $(wildcard $(FSTDIR)/sm?.save) # Copied from old LS makefile: # Bond, James Bond UMASK=@umask 007 # Empty variable to be overridden by the user when # generating paradigms: WORD = # These variables define the relationship between the source files # and the final output files (the reports), such that one can con- # struct a list of targets for the main target NGenFiles := $(patsubst %.txt,%.greport,$(wildcard n-*.txt)) NAnaFiles := $(patsubst %.txt,%.areport,$(wildcard n-*.txt)) VGenFiles := $(patsubst %.txt,%.greport,$(wildcard v-*.txt)) VAnaFiles := $(patsubst %.txt,%.areport,$(wildcard v-*.txt)) AGenFiles := $(patsubst %.txt,%.greport,$(wildcard a-*.txt)) AAnaFiles := $(patsubst %.txt,%.areport,$(wildcard a-*.txt)) # MAJOR TARGETS, HOUSEKEEPING TARGETS # =================================== # Default target: # Remove the comments in front of the verb and adjective # targets when you have codes and test cases for them .PHONY: all all: n-g.summary \ n-a.summary \ v-g.summary \ v-a.summary \ num-a.summary \ num-g.summary \ # a-g.summary \ # a-a.summary # If you only want to test nouns: .PHONY: all-n all-n: n-g.summary n-a.summary # If you only want to test verbs: .PHONY: all-v all-v: v-g.summary v-a.summary # If you only want to test adjectives: .PHONY: all-a all-a: a-g.summary a-a.summary # If you only want to test numerals: .PHONY: all-num all-num: num-g.summary num-a.summary # If you only want to test verbal generation, use v-g.summary # as target. Etc. for the other cases. And do you only want to # test a specific word or inflection class, type the name of # the file containing the infl. word, but replace the suffix # .txt with .greport for generation, and .areport for analysis. # Clean up all the mess created during a test pass, to prepare for new tests: # *.tgz \ # just to remove archive files used for file transfering # *~ # to remove backup copies that may clutter the directory .PHONY: clean clean: @echo @echo "*** Now deleting ALL the generated files ***" @echo @rm -f *.testbase \ *.gtest \ *.atest \ *.gfacit \ *.afacit \ *.greport \ *.areport \ *.gresult \ *.aresult \ *.summary \ *.ptest \ *paradigm \ *.tgz \ *~ \ $(TEMP)/*test-script \ *.in \ *.out .PHONY: almost-clean almost-clean: @echo @echo "*** Now deleting all generated files but the summary & parad. files ***" @echo @rm -f *.testbase \ *.gtest \ *.atest \ *.gfacit \ *.afacit \ *.greport \ *.areport \ *.gresult \ *.aresult \ *.ptest \ *.tgz \ *~ \ $(TEMP)/*test-script \ *.in \ *.out # POS SPECIFIC SECTIONS # ===================== # NOUNS # ===== # Create all the noun test file bases: n-%.testbase: n-%.txt noun-codes.txt @echo @echo "*** Creating the test base for n-$*.txt ***" @echo @rm -f $@ $(UMASK) && \ $(BINDIR)/merge-codesNforms.pl noun-codes.txt $< > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Finally, we concatenate all *.greports n-g.summary: $(NGenFiles) @cat $^ > $@ @echo @echo "*** All noun word form generation testing is done. ***" @echo "*** The concatenated reports are stored in $@. ***" @echo # @less $@ # Finally, we concatenate all *.areports: n-a.summary: $(NAnaFiles) @cat $^ > $@ @echo @echo "*** All noun word form analysis testing is done. ***" @echo "*** The concatenated reports are stored in $@. ***" @echo # @less $@ # Create noun paradigm generation input file: n-para.ptest: noun-codes.txt @echo @echo "*** Creating the noun paradigm input file for '$(WORD)' ***" @echo @rm -f $@ $(UMASK) && \ $(BINDIR)/merge-codesNword.pl $< $(WORD) > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Paradigm generation: .PHONY: n-paradigm n-paradigm: n-para.ptest savefile @echo @echo "*** Running the paradigm generator for '$(WORD)' ***" @echo @printf "load $(SAVEFILE) \n\ apply down <$< \n\ quit \n" > $(TEMP)/$@-gtest-script $(XFST) < $(TEMP)/$@-gtest-script > $(WORD).paradigm @rm -f $(TEMP)/$@-gtest-script @rm -f $< @less $(WORD).paradigm # VERBS # ===== # Create all the verb test file bases: v-%.testbase: v-%.txt verb-codes.txt @echo @echo "*** Creating the test base for v-$*.txt ***" @echo @rm -f $@ $(UMASK) && \ $(BINDIR)/merge-codesNforms.pl verb-codes.txt $< > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Finally, we concatenate all *.greports: v-g.summary: $(VGenFiles) @cat $^ > $@ @echo @echo "*** All verb word form generation testing is done. ***" @echo "*** The concatenated reports are stored in $@. ***" @echo # @less $@ # Finally, we concatenate all *.areports: v-a.summary: $(VAnaFiles) @cat $^ > $@ @echo @echo "*** All verb word form analysis testing is done. ***" @echo "*** The concatenated reports are stored in $@. ***" @echo # @less $@ # Create verb paradigm generation input file: v-para.ptest: verb-codes.txt @echo @echo "*** Creating the verb paradigm input file for '$(WORD)' ***" @echo @rm -f $@ $(UMASK) && \ $(BINDIR)/merge-codesNword.pl $< $(WORD) > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Paradigm generation: v-paradigm: v-para.ptest savefile @echo @echo "*** Running the paradigm generator for '$(WORD)' ***" @echo @printf "load $(SAVEFILE) \n\ apply down <$< \n\ quit \n" > $(TEMP)/$@-gtest-script $(XFST) < $(TEMP)/$@-gtest-script > $(WORD).paradigm @rm -f $(TEMP)/$@-gtest-script @rm -f $< @less $(WORD).paradigm # ADJECTIVES # ========== # Create all the adjective test file bases: a-%.testbase: a-%.txt adj-codes.txt @echo @echo "*** Creating the test base for a-$*.txt ***" @echo @rm -f $@ $(UMASK) && \ $(BINDIR)/merge-codesNforms.pl adj-codes.txt $< > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Finally, we concatenate all *.greports: a-g.summary: $(AGenFiles) @cat $^ > $@ @echo @echo "*** All noun word form generation testing is done. ***" @echo "*** The concatenated reports are stored in $@. ***" @echo # @less $@ # Finally, we concatenate all *.areports: a-a.summary: $(AAnaFiles) @cat $^ > $@ @echo @echo "*** All noun word form analysis testing is done. ***" @echo "*** The concatenated reports are stored in $@. ***" @echo # @less $@ # Create adjective paradigm generation input file: a-para.ptest: adj-codes.txt @echo @echo "*** Creating the adjective paradigm input file for '$(WORD)' ***" @echo @rm -f $@ $(UMASK) && \ $(BINDIR)/merge-codesNword.pl $< $(WORD) > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Paradigm generation: a-paradigm: a-para.ptest savefile @echo @echo "*** Running the paradigm generator for '$(WORD)' ***" @echo @printf "load $(SAVEFILE) \n\ apply down <$< \n\ quit \n" > $(TEMP)/$@-gtest-script $(XFST) < $(TEMP)/$@-gtest-script > $(WORD).paradigm @rm -f $(TEMP)/$@-gtest-script @rm -f $< @less $(WORD).paradigm # NUMERALS # ======== # Create all the noun test file bases: num-%.testbase: num-%.txt num-codes.txt @echo @echo "*** Creating the test base for num-$*.txt ***" @echo @rm -f $@ $(UMASK) && \ $(BINDIR)/merge-codesNforms.pl num-codes.txt $< > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Finally, we concatenate all *.greports num-g.summary: $(NGenFiles) @cat $^ > $@ @echo @echo "*** All noun word form generation testing is done. ***" @echo "*** The concatenated reports are stored in $@. ***" @echo # @less $@ # Finally, we concatenate all *.areports: num-a.summary: $(NAnaFiles) @cat $^ > $@ @echo @echo "*** All noun word form analysis testing is done. ***" @echo "*** The concatenated reports are stored in $@. ***" @echo # @less $@ # Create noun paradigm generation input file: num-para.ptest: num-codes.txt @echo @echo "*** Creating the noun paradigm input file for '$(WORD)' ***" @echo @rm -f $@ $(UMASK) && \ $(BINDIR)/merge-codesNword.pl $< $(WORD) > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Paradigm generation: .PHONY: num-paradigm num-paradigm: num-para.ptest savefile @echo @echo "*** Running the paradigm generator for '$(WORD)' ***" @echo @printf "load $(SAVEFILE) \n\ apply down <$< \n\ quit \n" > $(TEMP)/$@-gtest-script $(XFST) < $(TEMP)/$@-gtest-script > $(WORD).paradigm @rm -f $(TEMP)/$@-gtest-script @rm -f $< @less $(WORD).paradigm # POS-independent parts: # ====================== # Make sure there is an available smX.save in the parent directory: savefile: @cd $(SRCDIR)/ && $(MAKE) TARGET=kin # Word form generation: # --------------------- # Make test cases for word form generation tests, # based on the test file bases: %.gtest: %.testbase @echo @echo "*** Creating test cases for word form generation for $*.txt ***" @echo @rm -f $@ $(UMASK) && \ $(BINDIR)/make-gen-test.pl $< > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Make facit files containing the expected output from the # word form generation test run: %.gfacit: %.testbase @echo @echo "*** Creating facit file for word form generation for $*.txt ***" @echo @rm -f $@ $(UMASK) && \ $(BINDIR)/make-gen-test-facit.pl $< > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Here we run the actual generation test: %.gresult: %.gtest savefile @echo @echo "*** Running the word form generator test for $*.txt ***" @echo @printf "load $(SAVEFILE) \n\ apply down <$< \n\ quit \n" > $(TEMP)/$*-gtest-script $(XFST) < $(TEMP)/$*-gtest-script > $@ @rm -f $(TEMP)/$*-gtest-script # Then we compare with the facit, and report any differences: %.greport: %.gresult %.gfacit @echo @echo "*** Diffing the test result and the facit file for ***" @echo "*** word form generation for $*.txt ***" @echo "*** \"Error 1 (ignored)\" means that there were diffs. ***" @echo @rm -f $@ -$(UMASK) && \ diff --side-by-side --width=70 $< $*.gfacit > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Word form analysis: # ------------------- # First, create the needed test file # NB! The sorting specified does not work completely as intended! # This will lead to small differences between the facit file and # the analysis output. This happens when one input string gives # more than one analysis. The expected output is according to the # order in the inflection lexicon, but the tags in the facit file # are sorted alphabetically (due to the way sorting is performed - # there is no way to tell GNU sort to ONLY sort on a specified key). # For a completely satisfactory result we need a different solution. # The present solution will have to be good enough for now. %.atest: %.testbase @echo @echo "*** Creating test cases for word form analysis for $*.txt ***" @echo @rm -f $@ $(UMASK) && \ $(BINDIR)/make-ana-test.pl $< \ | sort -t '\t' -k 1 | cut -f 1 | uniq > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Make facit files containing the expected output from the # word form analysis test run: %.afacit: %.testbase @echo @echo "*** Creating facit file for word form analysis for $*.txt ***" @echo @rm -f $@ $(UMASK) && \ $(BINDIR)/make-ana-test.pl $< \ | sort -t '\t' -k 1 | cut -f 2 > $@ @chmod 660 $@ # Here we run the actual analysis test: %.aresult: %.atest savefile @echo @echo "*** Running the word form analysis test for verbs ***" @echo @printf "load $(SAVEFILE) \n\ apply up <$< \n\ quit \n" > $(TEMP)/$*-atest-script $(XFST) < $(TEMP)/$*-atest-script > $@ @rm -f $(TEMP)/$*-atest-script # Finally, we compare with the facit, and report any differences: # Due to the sorting problems mentioned above, there will always (?) # be (small) differences. %.areport: %.aresult %.afacit @echo @echo "*** Diffing the test result and the facit file for ***" @echo "*** word form analysis for $*.txt ***" @echo "*** \"Error 1 (ignored)\" means that there were diffs. ***" @echo -@diff --side-by-side --width=70 $< $*.afacit > $@ # TWOL-testing : #=============== # Usage: # make twol-test (extracts the test words from src/twol-sme.txt) # make twol-pos (tests for the positive test pairs, prints output to twol-pos.out) # make twol-neg (tests for the positive test pairs, prints output to twol-neg.out) # make twol-test FILE=filename.txt (test for pairs in filename.txt) TWOLC = twolc -utf8 TYPE = pos FILEPOS = twol-pos.in FILENEG = twol-neg.in FILE = $(FILEPOS) twol-extract: ../src/twol-kin.txt @echo @echo "*** Extracting twol tests ***" @echo @grep '^!€' $< > $(FILEPOS) @grep '^!\$$' $< > $(FILENEG) @touch twol-pos.out @touch twol-neg.out twol-test: ../bin/twol-kin-descriptive.bin twol-extract @echo @echo "*** Testing twolc rules ***" @echo @printf "install-binary $< \n\ pair-test-file $(FILE) twol-$(TYPE).out \n\ quit \n" > $(TEMP)/twol-test-script $(TWOLC) < $(TEMP)/twol-test-script @rm -f $(TEMP)/twol-test-script # convenience target: if one needs to recompile the twol (e.g. after rule changes), # just write make twol twol: ../bin/twol-kin-descriptive.bin ../bin/twol-kin-descriptive.bin: ../src/twol-kin.txt @echo @echo "*** Building twol-kin-descriptive.bin ***" ; @echo $(M4) $(M4FLAGS) -DDIPHSIMPL $< > $(TEMP)/twol-kin-tmp.txt @printf "read-grammar $(TEMP)/twol-kin-tmp.txt \n\ compile \n\ save-binary $@ \n\ quit \n" > $(TEMP)/twol-script $(TWOLC) < $(TEMP)/twol-script @rm -f $(TEMP)/twol-script twol-pos: TYPE=pos twol-pos: FILE=$(FILEPOS) twol-pos: twol-test twol-neg: TYPE=neg twol-neg: FILE=$(FILENEG) twol-neg: twol-test twol-both: twol-pos twol-neg