Add flexibility for testing from multiple directories#2
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chqrlie wants to merge 1 commit intoquickjs-ng:mainfrom
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Add flexibility for testing from multiple directories#2chqrlie wants to merge 1 commit intoquickjs-ng:mainfrom
chqrlie wants to merge 1 commit intoquickjs-ng:mainfrom
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- add missing newline
- add NO_INCLUDE_DIR test to include quickjs headers from the include path
- add command line argument support in run_octane.c:
if first argument ends with a `/`, it is the path to the `quickjs-benchmark`
directory
subsequent directories are selectors for tests to perform
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/, it is the path to thequickjs-benchmarkdirectory subsequent directories are selectors for tests to performThis commit allows making the test programs from other directories with different versions of the QuickJS runtime, for comparative benchmark purposes.