On Thu, 23 Oct 2008, Adam Litke wrote: > The libhugetlbfs test suite has various tests for which a failure (under > certain circumstances) is expected and not indicative of an error. It would > be desirable to specially annotate these cases to eliminate the need for the > tester to know which failures are known and which could be bugs. > > This patch creates some test harness infrastructure that can be used to > achieve this goal. How does it work? If a test case needs expected failure > validation, a shell script (named <testcase>.sh) is placed in the tests/ > directory. The test invocation in run_tests.sh is changed to execute the > shell script instead of the c program directly. The shell script must > perform any required discovery, execute the real test case, and interpret the > result. > > Comments? > > Changes since V1: > - Revamped the build so wrappers properly depend on their test cases > > Signed-off-by: Adam Litke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Applied, thanks. Eric
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