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[Saikumar <saikumar.v@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

yes, we have encountered this question : John in our team did some 
experiments around this:

An Example cc-file contents:

$basedirs[0]='/path/to/first/basedir';
$basedirs[1]='/path/to/second/basedir';
$combinations=
[
 [
  '--seed=random '.
  '--threads=1 '.
  '--duration=60 '.
  '--Validator=ResultsetComparatorSimplify'
 ],[
  '',
  '--notnull'
 ],[
  '--grammar=conf/optimizer/optimizer_subquery.yy --engine=InnoDB',
 ]
];

this should solve what your trying , will let John add more detail on it.

regards
Saikumar

On Monday 10 March 2014 10:13 PM, Joel Epstein wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to add a --basedir variable to a combinations (.cc) file 
> such that I can modify what build I am using and implement some 
> automation.  The cc file is ultimately evaluated by the 
> combinations.pl file, but I am not having much luck trying to figure 
> out where I can get this to work.  The first example shows how the 
> location is explicitly named.  The second shows what the scalar 
> variable I am trying to introduce.
>
>
> '--grammar=conf/percona_qa/tokudb/tokudb.yy 
> --gendata=conf/percona_qa/5.6/5.6.zz1 --threads=15 --no-mask
> *--basedir=/Debug-Server-Build-Location*',
>
> "--grammar=conf/percona_qa/tokudb/tokudb.yy 
> --gendata=conf/percona_qa/tokudb/tokudb.zz1 --threads=15 --no-mask
> *--basedir=$tokudb_debug_dir*"
>
> I am curious if anyone has attempted this or knows combinations.pl 
> well enough to make a suggestion or two regarding how I might 
> elegantly introduce this variable.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Joel
>
>
>
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