This patch removes outdated (or irrelevant) parts of the
existing documentation and updates its.
Also incorporated are suggestions made by Darren.
Signed-Off-By: Chirag <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
diff --git a/testcases/realtime/README b/testcases/realtime/README
index 32a35c5..269a75f 100644
--- a/testcases/realtime/README
+++ b/testcases/realtime/README
@@ -30,10 +30,12 @@ and latency measurement tests. This is still a work in
(early) progress!
DEPENDENCIES
============
-It is recommended that you have automake-1.9.6-2.1 or above.
-If you see errors during your configure, please upgrade to
-this version and autoconf-2.61.
+The testsuite expects glibc ("C" library) (version 2.4 onwards) and
+the underlying kernel (version 2.6.18 onwards) to support
+Robust and Priority Inheritance (PI) Mutexes.
+Most of the tests need the user to have a privileges that allow
+him/her to create SCHED_FIFO threads of priorities upto 99
RUNNING TESTS THROUGH LTP
=========================
@@ -43,11 +45,11 @@ argument provided to the script.
Run command below from LTP root directory with argument:
- $./testscripts/test_realtime.sh $arg
+ $./testscripts/test_realtime.sh -t $arg
or
- $./test_realtime.sh $arg # From $LTPROOT/testscripts directory
+ $./test_realtime.sh -t $arg # From $LTPROOT/testscripts directory
Here $arg takes values as :
@@ -62,11 +64,9 @@ Here $arg takes values as :
BUILD
=====
-As of April 2007, we include autoconf support (based on Robert
-Schwebel's contributed patch). To build the tests:
+To build the tests execute the following command:
-1. ./configure
-2. make
+ $make
RUNNING THE TESTS
@@ -75,21 +75,22 @@ The top level script run.sh can be used to invoke all or a
subset of tests.
1. Running the script with no arguments will list usage:
- #]> run.sh
+ $run.sh
2. Running the script with the list option will list the available tests.
- #]> run.sh list
+ $run.sh -t list
Note that the tests available are determined by the presence
of a local script run_auto.sh in the individual test subdirectories
at this time.
-3. Individual tests can also be run. For example, to run the prio-wake tests:
+3. Individual tests can also be run. For example, to run the prio-wake tests
+ for 20 iterations:
- #]> run.sh func/prio-wake
+ $run.sh -t func/prio-wake -l 20
Note, the test must be specified with the path relative to the test
home (where run.sh lives).
@@ -98,21 +99,21 @@ The top level script run.sh can be used to invoke all or a
subset of tests.
4. Alternatively, you can run the individual tests from their local directory.
For example, to run the prio-wake tests:
- #]> cd func/prio-wake
- #]> ./run_auto.sh
+ $cd func/prio-wake
+ $./run_auto.sh
5. You can also run sets of tests:
- #]> run.sh func
+ $run.sh -t func
- will run all the functional tests
+ will run all the functional tests once
- #]> run.sh perf
+ $run.sh -t perf -l 3
- will run all the perf tests (if any!)
+ will run all the perf tests (if any!) thrice
- Use the list option to see the various arguments taken.
+ Use the -h option to see the various arguments taken.
6. Or you can run the binaries...
diff --git a/testcases/realtime/doc/HOWTO_ADD_TESTS
b/testcases/realtime/doc/HOWTO_ADD_TESTS
index 2f51df2..5b917c4 100644
--- a/testcases/realtime/doc/HOWTO_ADD_TESTS
+++ b/testcases/realtime/doc/HOWTO_ADD_TESTS
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ rt-test - HOWTO_ADD_TESTS
- note that only the top level subdirectory
(which has a run_auto.sh script) gets listed
individually as an available test.
- - run "run.sh list" to see available tests
+ - run "run.sh -t list" to see available tests
2. If you are creating a new subdirectory:
Provide:
@@ -21,12 +21,12 @@ rt-test - HOWTO_ADD_TESTS
- other profiles if needed
4. Test the following:
- sh autogen.sh; ./configure, make, naturally
- run.sh list
- run.sh clean
- run.sh subdir # entire bucket
- run.sh subdir/your_test_dir
- subdir/your_test_dir/run_auto.sh
+ $make
+ $run.sh -t list
+ $run.sh -t clean
+ $run.sh -t subdir # entire bucket
+ $run.sh -t subdir/your_test_dir
+ $subdir/your_test_dir/run_auto.sh
5. Test source files:
(Ideally...:))
--
-Thanks,Chirag
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