Hi, do any of you know of any functional test suites
to run on any BSD os, to test its sockets related
APIs.

I am looking for something to test the entire set of
standard socket() related API calls such as socket(),
bind(), listen(), accept() etc.

Preferably, it goes through different possible run
time conditions to test the TCP/IP stack by testing
boundary values of the possible functional parameters
in each of the APIs, checking for all possible
expected error codes and return values.

The goal is to test the TCP/IP stack inside the core
OS through the socket APIs.

I tried with LTP, SFL, netperf etc, but not easily
usable on openbsd environments. Needs to be ported.

Talking about porting, are there any standard porting
of guidelines of source code from Linux to openbsd?

I cann't imagine, it is so hard to get something that
looks so obviously needed and that too, such a
standard one like socket API. If it is totally a new
functional API, I can understand if it is not
available so easy.

Thanks in advance.
-Satya
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