.travis.yml

# The default build. It really makes no difference which target is the default
# and which are defined though the build matrix.
language: c
compiler: gcc
script: mkmk init --config chorus.mkmk --debug --noisy && ./build.sh all run-tests
before_install: git submodule update --init --recursive
install: source ./tools/enter-devenv.sh
sudo: require

matrix:
  include:
    # Test a clang build in debug mode under valgrind.
    - language: c
      compiler: clang
      script: mkmk init --config chorus.mkmk --debug --valgrind --valgrind-flag "suppressions=./tests/c/valgrind.supp" --noisy && ./build.sh all run-tests
      before_install: git submodule update --init --recursive
      install: source ./tools/enter-devenv.sh && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install valgrind
    # Test everything using an optimized clang build.
    - language: c
      compiler: clang
      script: mkmk init --config chorus.mkmk --noisy && ./build.sh all run-tests
      before_install: git submodule update --init --recursive
      install: source ./tools/enter-devenv.sh
    # Test with checks disabled.
    - languate: c
      compiler: clang
      script: mkmk init --config chorus.mkmk --nochecks --noisy && ./build.sh all run-tests
      before_install: git submodule update --init --recursive
      install: source ./tools/enter-devenv.sh
    # Check that the C code compiles using gcc.
    - language: c
      compiler: gcc
      script: mkmk init --config chorus.mkmk --debug --noisy && ./build.sh all run-tests
      before_install: git submodule update --init --recursive
      install: source ./tools/enter-devenv.sh