[LTP] Number of testcases per releases - LTP

[LTP] Number of testcases per releases - LTP

[Jonatas Bastos]

I`m a PhD student interested in run some studies with the different LTP
releases. I would like to know how can I identify tests inside LTP releases
(i.e. number of testcases and module)
Should I consider all .c files as tests in testcases folder?
Should I consider all .sh files in testcases folder?
If not, how should I identify a valid test case

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M.Sc. Computer Science - CIn/UFPE
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[LTP] Number of testcases per releases - LTP

[Carlos Hernandez]

Jonatas,

Test cases are defined inside test scenario files. Each test case is 
defined on a line with  <Test TAG> <Test COMMAND> syntax.

Test scenario files are under runtest/ directory.

Regards,

Carlos



On 09/12/2016 10:18 PM, Jonatas Bastos wrote:
> I`m a PhD student interested in run some studies with the different 
> LTP releases. I would like to know how can I identify tests inside LTP 
> releases (i.e. number of testcases and module)
> Should I consider all .c files as tests in testcases folder?
> Should I consider all .sh files in testcases folder?
> If not, how should I identify a valid test case
>
> -- 
> Jonatas Bastos
> ------------------------------------------------------------ --------
> Professor de Computação no Instituto Federal (IFBA)
> M.Sc. Computer Science - CIn/UFPE
> skype: jonatasfbastos
> gtalk: jonatasfbastos@...
>
> “Face your fears, live your dreams"
>
>

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[LTP] Number of testcases per releases - LTP

[Naresh Kamboju]

Hi Jonatas,

> I`m a PhD student interested in run some studies with the different LTP
> releases. I would like to know how can I identify tests inside LTP releases
> (i.e. number of testcases and module)
> Should I consider all .c files as tests in testcases folder?
No.

> Should I consider all .sh files in testcases folder?
No.

> If not, how should I identify a valid test case

All test cases listed in runtest/ directory. each file in side it
contains the list of test cases. those test cases divided logically
for full test suite execution, part of Linux sub system test cases and
long running stress tests.

Please walk through runtest directory. You may find repeated test
cases. you have to count it only once.

Example:
$ grep "shmget01 shmget01"  *
ltplite:shmget01 shmget01
stress.part3:shmget01 shmget01
syscalls:shmget01 shmget01
syscalls-ipc:shmget01 shmget01

Try to run each subset of test cases,
./runltp -f mm
./runltp -f math
./runltp -f syscalls
./runltp -f timers

- Naresh Kamboju

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> --
> Jonatas Bastos