The "abi-check" target is essentially already wired into RPM
because of
SUBDIRS = auto
in the rpmio/rpmdb/lib/build directories. So
make check
recurses into each auto sub-directory. Its easy enough to add
abi-check: check
rules if there is a need to have an explicit "make abi-check". I typically
do
cd rpmio/auto
make check
instead.
Lemme look at the "abi-dump: target. I've never actually tried the ABI compliance
checker because of the statefulness of the data between versions.
The "abi-check" target is essentially already wired into RPM lib/build directories. So
because of
SUBDIRS = auto
in the rpmio/rpmdb/
make check
recurses into each auto sub-directory. Its easy enough to add
abi-check: check
rules if there is a need to have an explicit "make abi-check". I typically
do
cd rpmio/auto
make check
instead.
Lemme look at the "abi-dump: target. I've never actually tried the ABI compliance
checker because of the statefulness of the data between versions.