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The fruit_makefile doesn't create a module file. This causes the make install command to fail as it can't find and *.mod files.

Hi,

I ran into a weird error when using FRUITPy: If the first line (before module) contains a comment (of the form !<, I did not test others), the generated test driver will have a line

use contains

which causes some issues because I do not have a module named contains

Daan

ps. Thanks for making FRUITPy, it made my life a bit easier :)

Dear Adrian,

I would like to try your FRUITPy for the tests facility of FOODiE. However, I think I will not have much time devoted to this aim. In particular, I think I cannot study in details fruit library, thus I come to you and your FRUITPy.

Can you explain why I will like to use your wrapper? Are the FRUITPy documentations compressed into its README and one-page-wiki, or are there other sources?

Thank you for sharing your work!

My best regards,
Stefano

Following the "in 3 minutes" example on the wiki, if you don't copy out the Makefile:

$ python3 run.py 
make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop.
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "run.py", line 8, in <module>
    suite.summary()
  File ".../FRUIT.py", line 391, in summary
    if self.success:
AttributeError: 'test_suite' object has no attribute 'success'

Of course, not adding the Makefile is a bad idea, but the same thing happens if you there is some other failure when running make. It would be nicer if the status instead listed those tests as ERRORs (instead of FAILs).

I'm trying to work through the example on the wiki, but the output of the program is off. I get:

$ python FRUITPy_Script.py
make: 'calculator_test_driver' is up to date.
Some tests failed:



Hit rate:
  asserts:  0 / 0 (  0%)
  cases  :  0 / 0 (  0%)

Instead of it actually listing the files that failed.

Here's the contents of the driver file that FRUITPy created:
calculator_test_driver.f90:

program tests

  ! Driver program for FRUIT unit tests in:
  ! calculator_test.f90

  ! Generated by FRUITPy.

  use fruit
  use calculator_test

  implicit none
  integer :: failed_count

  call init_fruit

  call run_test_case(test_calculator_should_produce_4_when_2_and_2_are_inputs,"test_calculator_should_produce_4_when_2_and_2_are_inputs")                                                                                                     

  call get_failed_count(failed_count)
  call fruit_summary
  call fruit_finalize
  if (failed_count > 0) stop 1
  
end program tests