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#!/bin/sh
# $Id$
#
# This is the UNIX version of the one-button ACE tests.
# Contributed by Michael Rueger <m_rueger@SYSCOMP.DE>
#
# It also supports remote invocation on a CHORUS/ClassiX/MVME target.
# For that environment, these steps are required:
# 1) Create a "log" directory below the root mount point on the host.
# 2) Mount the "tests" directory on the target, and add it to the PATH
# on the target.
# 3) cd to the directory that contains this script on the host.
# 4) Create a symlink to the "log" directory create in step 1) above.
# 5) ./run_tests.sh <target_hostname>
usage="usage: $0 <target>"
IFS="|"
tmp=/tmp
####
#### Process command line arguments.
####
target=
run_command=
chorus=
if [ $# -eq 1 ]; then
target=$1
if rsh $target help | head -1 | egrep Chorus > /dev/null; then
run_command=arun
chorus=1
else
#### Only support Chorus/MVME, for now.
echo $0: host $1 does not appear to be Chorus/MVME: not supported.
fi
elif [ $# -ne 0 ]; then
echo $usage
exit 1
fi
run()
{
echo running $1
/bin/rm -f core log/$1.log
if [ "$chorus" ]; then
#### Assumes that the PATH has been set on the target.
rsh $target $run_command $1
else
./$1
fi
status=$?
if [ $status -ne 0 ]; then
echo \"$1\" FAILED with exit status $status!!!!
fi
if [ -f core ]; then
echo \"$1\" dumped core!!!!
fi
if [ -f log/$1.log ]; then
./run_tests.check log/$1.log
else
echo "No log file (log/$1.log) is present"
fi
}
if [ -x /bin/uname -a `uname -s` = 'LynxOS' ]; then
LynxOS=1
fi
if [ ! "$chorus" ]; then
user=${LOGNAME:-`whoami`}
start_test_resources=`ipcs | egrep $user`
fi # ! chorus
echo "Starting tests..."
run Basic_Types_Test
test $chorus || run Env_Value_Test # uses Env_Value_T and Process
run Atomic_Op_Test # uses Atomic_Op
run Semaphore_Test # uses ACE_Thread_Semaphore
run TSS_Test # uses Task, Mutex, Guard
run Timeprobe_Test
run Time_Value_Test
run High_Res_Timer_Test
run SString_Test
test $chorus || test $LynxOS || run Naming_Test # uses Naming_Context, WString
run Handle_Set_Test # uses Handle_Set
run OrdMultiSet_Test # uses Ordered_MultiSet
test $chorus || run Mem_Map_Test # uses Mem_Map
run SV_Shared_Memory_Test # uses SV_Shared_Memory, fork
test $chorus || run MM_Shared_Memory_Test
run Sigset_Ops_Test # uses sigset*() functions
test $LynxOS || run Timer_Queue_Test # uses Event_Handler, Timer_Queue
run SOCK_Connector_Test # uses SOCK_Connector
run Task_Test # uses Thread_Manager, Task
run Thread_Manager_Test # uses Thread_Manager, Task
run Thread_Pool_Test # uses Thread_Manager, Task
run Future_Test # uses Thread_Manager, Task
run Reactors_Test # uses Task, Mutex, Reactor
run Reactor_Exceptions_Test # uses Reactor and C++ exceptions
run Reactor_Notify_Test # uses Reactor's notify() method, Task
run Reactor_Timer_Test # uses Event_Handler, Reactor
test $chorus || test $LynxOS || run Reactor_Performance_Test # uses Event_Handler, Reactor
run Notify_Performance_Test # uses Event_Handler, Reactor
run Reader_Writer_Test # uses Thread_Manager, Mutex
test $chorus || test $LynxOS || run Priority_Reactor_Test # uses Priority_Reactor, Acceptor/Connector...
test $chorus || run SOCK_Test # uses Thread_Manager, SOCK_SAP
test $chorus || run MT_SOCK_Test # uses Thread_Manager, Acceptor/Connector
# ifdef ACE_HAS_STREAM_PIPES
run SPIPE_Test # uses SPIPE_Acceptor/Connector, Thread_Manager
run UPIPE_SAP_Test # uses UPIPE, Thread, Thread_Manager
run Barrier_Test # uses Service_Config, Barrier
run Buffer_Stream_Test # uses Service_Config, Module (Stream,Task, Message_Queue)
run Priority_Buffer_Test # uses Service_Config, Message_Queue
run Dynamic_Priority_Test # uses ACE_Message_Queue, ACE_Dynamic_Message_Queue
run Recursive_Mutex_Test # uses Service_Config, Recursive_Thread_Mutex
test $chorus || test $LynxOS || run Time_Service_Test # uses libnetsvcs
test $chorus || test $LynxOS || run Tokens_Test
run Map_Manager_Test # uses Map Manager and Hash Map Manager + Forward and Reverse Map Iterators.
run Message_Queue_Notifications_Test # uses Message_Queue + Reactor.
test $chorus || run Message_Queue_Test # uses Message_Queue + Forward and Reverse Message Queue Iterators.
test $chorus || run Simple_Message_Block_Test # uses Message_Block
test $chorus || run Message_Block_Test # uses Message_Block and Message_Queue
test $chorus || run Pipe_Test # uses Pipe
test $chorus || run Process_Mutex_Test # uses Process_Mutex
test $chorus || run Thread_Mutex_Test # uses Thread_Process_Mutex
test $chorus || run Process_Strategy_Test # uses ACE_Strategy_Acceptor
run Service_Config_Test # uses Service_Config
run Priority_Task_Test # uses Task with priorities
run IOStream_Test # uses ACE_IOStream and ACE_SOCK_Stream
run Enum_Interfaces_Test # uses ACE::get_ip_interfaces()
test $chorus || test $LynxOS || run Upgradable_RW_Test # uses RW locks
test $chorus || run Conn_Test # uses Thread_Manager, Acceptor/Connector, SOCK_SAP
echo "Tests complete..."
/bin/rm -f ace_pipe_name pattern \
$tmp/ace_temp_file* \
$tmp/ace_test_file \
$tmp/Naming_Test*
if [ ! "$chorus" ]; then
end_test_resources=`ipcs | egrep $user`
if [ "$start_test_resources" != "$end_test_resources" ]; then
echo WARNING: the ACE tests _may_ have leaked OS resources!
ipcs
fi
fi
# EOF
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