how to compile an own test

we have written a simple test file (prova.cpp) and we want to compile it with a
gnulinux system 

#include "os/fosi.h"
#include "UnitTest.hpp"
#include <TaskNonPreemptible.hpp>
using namespace StoneHead;
class TaskOne : public TaskNonPreemptible
{
public:
        TaskOne()
        : TaskNonPreemptible(0.001)   // period is 1ms
        { // constructor, executed once on new ... }
        ~TaskOne()        { // destructor, executed on delete ... }
        void initialise() { cout<<"inizialize"; }
        void step()       { // your periodic task code ... }
        void finalise()   { cout<<"finalize"; }
};
void initFunction()
{
        task1 = new TaskOne(); // constructor called
        task1->start();        // initialise is called once
                               // step is executed periodically
}
void termFunction()
{
        task1->stop();         // step is no longer called, finalise is called.
        delete task1;          // call destructor
}
int UTInit (int param)
{
TaskOne* task1;
initFunction();
}
int UTCleanup()
{
termFunction();
}

Is this code compilable ? 

We  have changed the tests/MakeFile.am and /configure.ac files as shown in the
online manual, but  the compilation process exits with this error:
 make[1]: *** No rule to make target `test_prova-gnulinux', needed by `all-am'.
 Stop.

This are the lines added in MakeFile.am:

test_prova_gnulinux_SOURCES = prova.cpp module.c
test_prova_gnulinux_LDADD = -L ../src -lorocos_core-gnulinux -lstdc++

Can you help us?

Regards
Piercarlo
Fabrizio