Running a set of files ...

[James Ladd]

I use this shell script to iterate through a series of files and execuite them and report
if they worked or not.

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#!/bin/sh
for file in `ls test*`
do
$file
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
echo $file passed.
else
echo $file failed.
fi
done


[Ian_B]

That doesn't look like any Assembler/MASM code I've ever seen...  :eek

[zcoder]

it's CGI perl.

Zcoder....

[Ian_B]

That would be best posted in a CGI/Perl forum then?

[James Ladd]

It's a shell script for unix.
It iterates through each file starting with "test" and executes it.
If the exit code is 0 the file passed otherwise it failed.

[zooba]

The equivalent in a CMD.EXE batch file:

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@ECHO OFF
FOR %%i IN (test*.exe) DO @(
    (ECHO %%i && %%i && ECHO TestPassed && ECHO.
    ) || ECHO TestFailed && ECHO.
)

[James Ladd]

Thanks for the windows version.
I use cygwin under windows so I can keep my scripts the same between environments.