How the Test Scripts Work

<<< These are preliminary notes and may not be accurate. >>>

• Launch $G/src/gfxtest/gfxtest from a designated test machine.

Setup $G normally???

Checkout src/gfxtest???

src/gfxtest> ./gfxtest  [-noemail] [-notmp] [-d <result/]  mail,...

       -noemail   Do not email individual test reports to the recipients in
                  gfxtest.cfg.  By default failed tests mail a notification.
                  Successful test runs never cause mail to be sent.

       -notmp     Run tests in the current $G tree.  Administrative use only.

       -d         Store output files here (default is $G_TMP/gfxtest).

• gfxtest runs: $G/src/gfxscripts/gfxtree-init

A partial copy of $G is created locally in /ltmp.

The files are extracted from cvs.

Separate duplicate copies are made for each supported architecture with:

       src/gfxtest/     src/gfxscripts    src/gfxtools-doc    src/make

A copy of $G/data/ is made for WIN32 and the Unix copies link to it.

• $G is set in gfxtest to the test copy.

linux: $G = /ltmp/gfxtest/gfx/tools/linux

WIN32: $G = /tmp/gfxtest/gfx/tools/WIN32

• Tests are run on a test machines for each supported platform.

Currently these machines are:  ???

• Script Files:

$G/src/gfxtest/gfxtest.cfg

A configuration file to designate individual tests to be run for each platform and subscribers to be notified when they fail.

$G/src/gfxtest/gfxtest-nightly

Set up and run the tests. Subscribers for test summaries are specified here.

$G/src/gfxtest/gfxtest

Run tests that can be run on this platform and send notifications to subscribers.

$G/src/gfxtest/gfxtest-project

Checkout, build, and install a project.

$G/src/gfxscripts/gfxtree-init

Create an initial $G framework in a temporary directory where tests are run.

• Output Files created on each test machine:

$G_TMP/gfxtest/gfxtest-summary.txt

A summary of test run results.

$G_TMP/gfxtest/gfxtest-treeinit-output.txt

Output from creation of the $G tree.

$G_TMP/gfxtest/gfxtest-<testcount>-<testName>-output.txt

Result output from an individual test.