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Add a first version of a python script that tries to analyze .c source files to
draw graphs of osmo_fsm implementations. So far it uses quick-and-dirty
regexes.
Change-Id: I155f57a608d600f59aedfd27ef66eb9772c124e7
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--enable-sanitize adds address sanitizer CFLAGS/CPPFLAGS to the entire build.
Also pass UBSAN_OPTIONS to the test suite run (only has effect during runtime).
Add this flag to jenkins.sh's configure step. To ensure that we get the
sanitize results, add 'make check' to jenkins to catch sanitize failures;
Keep 'make distcheck' without ASAN; it has its own configure which omits
--enable-sanitize. This way we test both with and without ASAN.
Change-Id: Idf7f46fa048608c2951f2473cb528f6c8dc2681d
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Change-Id: Ifaff3e5e13c920eb716a5609bfec2f96e10f17b0
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Assume that cat-testlogs.sh from osmo-ci is installed in $HOME/osmo-ci/scripts,
and call from jenkins.sh upon 'make check' failure.
Change-Id: I18a08e7ade1a53783d5a4171fe825f61b49457be
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Like jenkins we want to see what is actually being executed
and fail if a subcommand has failed.
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The actual script (removed unused and commented out handling) as
invoked by jenkins. This can be used to locally try to reproduce
the build.
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