When check.sh was modified to run ngspice/sed without && in between, the change was not applied to the OpenBSD/SunOS branch. This leads to a test failure when ngspice returns nonzero, as in xpressn-1.cir, xpressn-2.cir, xpressn-3.cir, and bxpressn-1.cir.

Attached patch makes the code like the Linux code, and all tests now pass on OpenBSD.

tests/bin/check.sh

@@ -40,8 +40,8 @@ case $HOST_TYPE in
       rm -f $testname.test_tmp $testname.out_tmp
       ;;
     FreeBSD*|SunOS*|OpenBSD*)
-      $SPICE --batch $testdir/$testname.cir >$testname.test &&\
-      sed -e '/^$/d' $testname.test | egrep -v "$FILTER" > $testname.test_tmp &&\
+      $SPICE --batch $testdir/$testname.cir >$testname.test
+      sed -e '/^$/d' $testname.test | egrep -v "$FILTER" > $testname.test_tmp
       sed -e '/^$/d' $testdir/$testname.out | egrep -v "$FILTER" > $testname.out_tmp
       if diff -b -w $testname.out_tmp $testname.test_tmp; then
           rm $testname.test $testname.test_tmp $testname.out_tmp