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Comment:In releasetest.tcl, the --srcdir option is automatic, so no need to mention it in the --help output.
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SHA1: 2bdd838e2c434f1d26b1836ef39fa938ef93131d
User & Date: drh 2016-09-09 13:23:36.137
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2016-09-09
15:12
Fix a out-of-order variable declaration for some compile-time configurations. (check-in: 6ac932c92a user: drh tags: trunk)
13:23
In releasetest.tcl, the --srcdir option is automatic, so no need to mention it in the --help output. (check-in: 2bdd838e2c user: drh tags: trunk)
13:17
Fix an obsolete comment in the releasetest.tcl source code. (check-in: afaaa276b2 user: drh tags: trunk)
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Changes to test/releasetest.tcl.
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    -f|--force                         (Run even if uncommitted changes)
    --info                             (Show diagnostic info)
    --jobs     N                       (Use N processes - default 1)
    --msvc                             (Use MSVC as the compiler)
    --platform PLATFORM                (see below)
    --progress                         (Show progress messages)
    --quick                            (Run "veryquick.test" only)
    --srcdir   TOP-OF-SQLITE-TREE      (see below)
    --veryquick                        (Run "make smoketest" only)
    --with-tcl=DIR                     (Use TCL build at DIR)

The default value for --srcdir is the parent of the directory holding
this script.

The script determines the default value for --platform using the
$tcl_platform(os) and $tcl_platform(machine) variables.  Supported
platforms are "Linux-x86", "Linux-x86_64", "Darwin-i386",
"Darwin-x86_64", "Windows NT-intel", and "Windows NT-amd64".

Every test begins with a fresh run of the configure script at the top
of the SQLite source tree.








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    -f|--force                         (Run even if uncommitted changes)
    --info                             (Show diagnostic info)
    --jobs     N                       (Use N processes - default 1)
    --msvc                             (Use MSVC as the compiler)
    --platform PLATFORM                (see below)
    --progress                         (Show progress messages)
    --quick                            (Run "veryquick.test" only)

    --veryquick                        (Run "make smoketest" only)
    --with-tcl=DIR                     (Use TCL build at DIR)




The script determines the default value for --platform using the
$tcl_platform(os) and $tcl_platform(machine) variables.  Supported
platforms are "Linux-x86", "Linux-x86_64", "Darwin-i386",
"Darwin-x86_64", "Windows NT-intel", and "Windows NT-amd64".

Every test begins with a fresh run of the configure script at the top
of the SQLite source tree.
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    if {[regexp {^--[a-z]} $x]} {set x [string range $x 1 end]}
    switch -glob -- $x {
      -slave {
        run_slave_test
        exit
      }







      -srcdir {
        incr i
        set ::SRCDIR [file normalize [lindex $argv $i]]
      }

      -platform {
        incr i








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    if {[regexp {^--[a-z]} $x]} {set x [string range $x 1 end]}
    switch -glob -- $x {
      -slave {
        run_slave_test
        exit
      }

      # Undocumented legacy option: --srcdir DIRECTORY
      #
      # DIRECTORY is the root of the SQLite checkout.  This sets the
      # SRCDIR global variable.  But that variable is already set
      # automatically so there really is no reason to have this option.
      #
      -srcdir {
        incr i
        set ::SRCDIR [file normalize [lindex $argv $i]]
      }

      -platform {
        incr i
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