Now, any surf-based program can take --surf-path arguments to help locating platform...

[simgrid.git] / testsuite / run_tests.in

diff --git a/testsuite/run_tests.in b/testsuite/run_tests.in
index aab584e4827f915f20fa9b39f6f96a7f74dd3828..188a6a6098926acb9e1f7abcb027e24c9b0d0818 100755 (executable)
--- a/testsuite/run_tests.in
+++ b/testsuite/run_tests.in
@@ -28,9 +28,9 @@ for test in xbt/log_usage@EXEEXT@                                 \
            "gras/datadesc_usage@EXEEXT@ --read @top_srcdir@/testsuite/gras/datadesc.g5" \
            \
            surf/maxmin_usage@EXEEXT@       surf/maxmin_bench@EXEEXT@               \
            "gras/datadesc_usage@EXEEXT@ --read @top_srcdir@/testsuite/gras/datadesc.g5" \
            \
            surf/maxmin_usage@EXEEXT@       surf/maxmin_bench@EXEEXT@               \

-           surf/trace_usage@EXEEXT@                                        \
-           "surf/surf_usage@EXEEXT@  @top_srcdir@/testsuite/surf/platform.txt" \
-           "surf/surf_usage2@EXEEXT@ @top_srcdir@/testsuite/surf/platform.txt"
+           "surf/trace_usage@EXEEXT@ --surf-path=surf/"                            \
+           "surf/surf_usage@EXEEXT@  --surf-path=surf/ platform.xml" \
+           "surf/surf_usage2@EXEEXT@ --surf-path=surf/ platform.xml"

 do                 
   tests_nb=`expr $tests_nb + 1`
   echo "#### Test $test"
 do                 
   tests_nb=`expr $tests_nb + 1`
   echo "#### Test $test"