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-- This is a test control file

test_name 	 remove-ace-object-clause
test_description A system is compiled with an Ace file which specifies a nonexistent library via `object: "-lweasel"'.  Then the `object' clause is removed completely from the Ace and system is melted.  When the previously generated C code is compiled, it won't link because the (nonexistent) library is still referenced.

define OBJECT "<external_object location="weasel.obj"/>"
copy_sub 	Ace $TEST Ace
copy_raw 	test.e $CLUSTER test.e
compile_frozen
compile_result 	ok

define OBJECT ""
copy_sub 	Ace $TEST Ace
compile_melted
compile_result 	ok

c_compile_work
c_compile_result ok

execute_work	 NONE exec_output1
execute_result	 ok
compare		 exec_output1 output

test_end