#! /bin/sh
# This is one of a set of test that generate checksums after files are
# created, in this case the program design_coupler is run and its 
# output compared to what is expected. Since design_coupler creates
# a text file, the format of which is different between UNIX  (where
# a carriage return is used at the end of a line) and Windoze, where both
# a carriage return and a line feed are needed, the checksum of the file
# will be different on the two systems. Hence any of two checksums are 
# acceptable. 

# The GNU scientific library is needed to use design_coupler, so if it's
# not present, this test gets skipped. 

$top_builddir/src/design_coupler -d 20 144 146 > $top_builddir/tmp/results  2> /dev/null
MD5SUM=`$top_builddir/tools/src/mymd5sum $top_builddir/tmp/results`
# Accept eithe a DOS or UNIX based text file, so accept two checksums. 
if [ $MD5SUM = f53d09bdc334c3f0508b4f44e789e216 ] || [ $MD5SUM = aebd9a6d1c1db548d39723edec454640 ] ; then
  rm $top_builddir/tmp/results
  echo "PASSED:" $0 >> tests.log 
  exit 0
else
  echo "FAILED:" $0 >> tests.log 
  exit 1
fi