Here is more detail regarding the UNIX/POSIX test return codes that I cited
earlier. Perhaps this could help as you formalize the LTP test return
codes.
PASS - a test result belonging to this group is considered to be a
pass for compliance testing purposes:
Pass - the test has been executed correctly and to completion
without any kind of problem
Warning - the functionality is acceptable, but you should be
aware that later revisions of the relevant standards or
specification may change the requirements in this area.
FIP - additional information is provided which needs to be
checked manually.
Unsupported - an optional feature is not available or not
supported in the implementation under test.
Not in Use - some tests may not be required in certain test
modes or when an interface can be implemented by a macro or
function and there are two versions of the test only one is
used.
Untested - no test written to check a particular feature or an
optional facility needed to perform a test is not available on
the system.
FAIL - a test result belonging to this group is considered to be a
fail for compliance testing purposes (unless the failure has been
waived by an agreed Problem Report in the Certification Problem
Reporting database):
Fail - the interface did not behave as expected.
Uninitiated - the particular test in question did not start to
execute.
Unresolved - the test started but did not reach the point where
the test was able to report success or failure.
Unreported - a major error occurred during the testset
execution.
http://www.linux-foundation.org/test/lsb-runtime-test-faq.html#FIPS
In /opt/ltp/include/test.h, TPASS and the other test return codes are
defined for LTP; however, I noticed they are number as 2^n. Were these
codes intended to be masked (eg., TFAIL|TBROK)?
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