. "$BST_LIB"

# uthash is a header-only C macro library -- the recipe compiles nothing
# (do_compile[noexec]) and its main package is empty, so the shipped payload is
# the -dev headers under /usr/include. There is no on-target C compiler to
# exercise the macros, so the on-target check is that every header the recipe
# installs is present and carries its real uthash content (the UT*_VERSION guard
# and a defining API macro), not an empty placeholder or a wrong file.

# Every src/*.h the recipe installs is present under the include dir.
for h in uthash utlist utarray utstring utringbuffer utstack; do
  check "uthash/$h-present" test -f "/usr/include/$h.h"
done

# The headers carry their real uthash version guard (2.3.0), not a stub.
check_out uthash/uthash-version   "UTHASH_VERSION 2.3.0"    cat /usr/include/uthash.h
check_out uthash/utlist-version   "UTLIST_VERSION 2.3.0"    cat /usr/include/utlist.h
check_out uthash/utarray-version  "UTARRAY_VERSION 2.3.0"   cat /usr/include/utarray.h
check_out uthash/utstring-version "UTSTRING_VERSION 2.3.0"  cat /usr/include/utstring.h

# A defining API macro from the hash-table and linked-list headers proves these
# are the macro library, not truncated files.
check_out uthash/hash-add-macro   "define HASH_ADD"   cat /usr/include/uthash.h
check_out uthash/ll-append-macro  "define LL_APPEND"  cat /usr/include/utlist.h