Add 'test' target to unix/Makefile #505
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In conjunction with micropython#504 this allows you to do things like: ```shell make -C unix clean && make -C unix test CC=gcc-4.7 ``` all from the top-level micropython directory :-) Something similar could probably be done for windows/Makefile too, but I don't have a cygwin setup to test with.
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+1. The command can be reduced to: But please don't haste to add that Travis ;-) |
... Let's discuss it first instead: |
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This shouldn't get merged until after we decide what name to use for MICROPY_MP_PY in #504 |
As discussed in micropython#504
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In conjunction with #504 this allows you to do things like:
all from the top-level micropython directory :-)
Something similar could probably be done for windows/Makefile too, but I don't have a cygwin setup to test with.