On 4/1/08, Simon Goldschmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The check framework supports forking every test case, which means that > > while(1) loops and segfaults wont stop running all tests. Forking can > > also be turned off for debugging. With forking turned off it may even > > be possible to run tests on target for some OSes. > > > Does it really work on cygwin if it uses fork? I'd be very happy to choose a > framework that doesn't depend on unix specialities like fork. I just happen > to know that two of the currently active developers are using windows most of > the time (if only to use the best development environment I found so far). > > Don't get me wrong: I'm happy with cygwin, so if 'check' runs under cygwin > (or the tests are designed to), I'm fine with it.
The check package is at least available in the cygwin installer under the Development category. > > Oh, and maybe we should discuss this on lwip-devel instead of lwip-users? > Yes, good idea. I have started subscribing it as well. I have implemented 5 tests for the IP layer, available at http://kryo.se/test-1.3.0.tar.gz Untar it inside a lwip-1.3.0 release and run make all/make run in the test directory. Try it inside cygwin with the check package installed and deliver any comments to lwip-devel, and we'll continue there. /Erik _______________________________________________ lwip-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lwip-users
