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This function uses a C program to generate its output, and then uses a Python program to check it for correctness. On systems without Python, we just make sure that the C program doesn't crash. It's likely that we should be requiring some particular python version. This is an alpha, though: I'm sure somebody will tell us which.
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166 lines
2.9 KiB
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#!/bin/sh
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FAILED=no
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if test "x$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE" = "x"
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then
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TEST_OUTPUT_FILE=/dev/null
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fi
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# /bin/echo is a little more likely to support -n than sh's builtin echo,
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# printf is even more likely
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if test "`printf %s hello 2>&1`" = "hello"
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then
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ECHO_N="printf %s"
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else
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if test -x /bin/echo
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then
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ECHO_N="/bin/echo -n"
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else
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ECHO_N="echo -n"
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fi
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fi
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if test "$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE" != "/dev/null"
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then
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touch "$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE" || exit 1
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fi
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TEST_DIR=.
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T=`echo "$0" | sed -e 's/test.sh$//'`
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if test -x "$T/test-init"
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then
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TEST_DIR="$T"
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fi
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setup () {
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EVENT_NOKQUEUE=yes; export EVENT_NOKQUEUE
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EVENT_NODEVPOLL=yes; export EVENT_NODEVPOLL
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EVENT_NOPOLL=yes; export EVENT_NOPOLL
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EVENT_NOSELECT=yes; export EVENT_NOSELECT
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EVENT_NOEPOLL=yes; export EVENT_NOEPOLL
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unset EVENT_EPOLL_USE_CHANGELIST
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EVENT_NOEVPORT=yes; export EVENT_NOEVPORT
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EVENT_NOWIN32=yes; export EVENT_NOWIN32
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}
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announce () {
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echo "$@"
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echo "$@" >>"$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE"
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}
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announce_n () {
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$ECHO_N "$@"
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echo "$@" >>"$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE"
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}
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run_tests () {
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if $TEST_DIR/test-init 2>>"$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE" ;
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then
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true
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else
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announce Skipping test
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return
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fi
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announce_n " test-eof: "
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if $TEST_DIR/test-eof >>"$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE" ;
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then
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announce OKAY ;
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else
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announce FAILED ;
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FAILED=yes
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fi
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announce_n " test-weof: "
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if $TEST_DIR/test-weof >>"$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE" ;
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then
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announce OKAY ;
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else
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announce FAILED ;
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FAILED=yes
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fi
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announce_n " test-time: "
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if $TEST_DIR/test-time >>"$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE" ;
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then
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announce OKAY ;
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else
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announce FAILED ;
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FAILED=yes
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fi
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announce_n " test-changelist: "
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if $TEST_DIR/test-changelist >>"$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE" ;
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then
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announce OKAY ;
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else
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announce FAILED ;
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FAILED=yes
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fi
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announce_n " test-fdleak: "
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if $TEST_DIR/test-fdleak >>"$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE" ;
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then
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announce OKAY ;
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else
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announce FAILED ;
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FAILED=yes
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fi
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announce_n " test-dumpevents: "
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if test "`which python 2>/dev/null`" != ""; then
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if $TEST_DIR/test-dumpevents | python $TEST_DIR/check-dumpevents.py >> "$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE" ;
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then
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announce OKAY ;
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else
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announce FAILED ;
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fi
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else
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# no python
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if $TEST_DIR/test-dumpevents >/dev/null; then
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announce "OKAY (output not checked)" ;
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else
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announce "FAILED (output not checked)" ;
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fi
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fi
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test -x $TEST_DIR/regress || return
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announce_n " regress: "
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if test "$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE" = "/dev/null" ;
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then
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$TEST_DIR/regress --quiet
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else
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$TEST_DIR/regress >>"$TEST_OUTPUT_FILE"
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fi
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if test "$?" = "0" ;
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then
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announce OKAY ;
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else
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announce FAILED ;
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FAILED=yes
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fi
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}
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do_test() {
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setup
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announce "$1 $2"
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unset EVENT_NO$1
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if test "$2" = "(changelist)" ; then
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EVENT_EPOLL_USE_CHANGELIST=yes; export EVENT_EPOLL_USE_CHANGELIST
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fi
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run_tests
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}
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announce "Running tests:"
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# Need to do this by hand?
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do_test EVPORT
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do_test KQUEUE
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do_test EPOLL
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do_test EPOLL "(changelist)"
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do_test DEVPOLL
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do_test POLL
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do_test SELECT
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do_test WIN32
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if test "$FAILED" = "yes"; then
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exit 1
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fi
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