Adjust test-dyno Makefile to allow parallel on macOS
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Signed-off-by: Anna Rift <anna.rift@hpe.com>
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test-dyno Makefile to allow parallel on macOS
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Adjust the Dyno tests Makefile target to correctly use concurrency (as specified in
makeinvocation) on macOS.The problem was due to different syntax for capture groups and "or" on macOS
sed. Fixed by adjusting thesedinvocation to work on either macOS or GNU sed.Getting a parallel run working also requires using GNU Make 4.x, which isn't the default on macOS -- see backing issue.
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Resolves https://github.com/Cray/chapel-private/issues/6770.
Testing:
make -jN test-dynoon my macmake -jN test-dynoon chapdl