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= Running Qpid C++ tests =
General philosophy is that "make check" run all tests by default, but
developers can run tests selectively as explained below.
== Valgrind ==
By default we run tests under valgrind to detect memory errors if valgrind
is present. ./configure --disable-valgrind will disable it.
Default valgrind options are specified in .valgrindrc-default, which a
checked-in file. The actual options used are in .valgrindrc which is a
local file. Normally it is a copy of valgrindrc-default but you can
modify at will.
Supressed errors are listed in .valgrind.supp. If you want to change
suppressions for local testing, just modify .valgrindrc to point to a
different file. Do NOT add suppressions to .valgrindrc.supp unless
they are known problems outside of Qpid that can't reasonably be
worked around in Qpid.
== Unit Tests ==
Unit tests use the boost test framework, and are compiled to rogram
unit_test
There are several options to control how test results are displayed,
see
http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_35_0/libs/test/doc/components/utf/parameters/index.html
NOTE: some unit tests are written as CppUnit plug-ins, we are moving away
from CppUnit so new tests should use the boost framework.
CppUnit tests are run by the script run-unit-tests.
== System Tests ==
System tests are self contained AMQP client executables or scripts.
They are listed in the TESTS make variable, which can be over-ridden.
The ./start_broker "test" launches the broker, ./stop_broker" stops it.
Tests in between assume the broker is running.
./python_tests: runs ../python/run_tests. This is the main set of
system testss for the broker.
Other C++ client test executables and scripts under client/test are
system tests for the client.
By setting TESTS in a make command you can run a different subset of tests
against an already-running broker.
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