On 21 April 2017 at 00:25, Brian Brooks <[email protected]> wrote:
> In test/common_plat/performance/odp_pktio_ordered_run.sh
>
> PCAP_IN=`find . ${TEST_SRC_DIR} $(dirname $0) -name udp64.pcap -print
> -quit`
>
> It looks like this script is run from workspace root when you do a
> "make check", so "." will find all files named "udp64.pcap".
>
> Depending on whether the files were populated in the file system via
> "git clone" or another means, e.g. "zip ; scp ; unzip", the find
> command could return a different ordering:
>
> on machine 1:
>
> $ find . -name "udp64.pcap"
> ./test/common_plat/performance/udp64.pcap
> ./example/switch/udp64.pcap
> ./example/l3fwd/udp64.pcap
> ./example/l2fwd_simple/udp64.pcap
> ./example/packet/udp64.pcap
>
> on machine 2:
>
> $ find . -name "udp64.pcap"
> ./example/l3fwd/udp64.pcap
> ./example/packet/udp64.pcap
> ./example/switch/udp64.pcap
> ./example/l2fwd_simple/udp64.pcap
> ./test/common_plat/performance/udp64.pcap
>
> A potential fix is:
>
> PCAP_IN=`find ${TEST_SRC_DIR} -name udp64.pcap -print -quit`
>
> but, it turns out that most of these files are duplicates! They can be
> removed?
>
I think we just need to pull all files to some common place. examples/pcaps
looks like a good place.
Maxim.
