Hello Brian,
Piglit contains a copy of the Glean tests in piglit/tests/glean/. I'd > suggest looking at a few of the simpler glean tests (like tpaths.cpp, > tstencil2.cpp, toccluqury.cpp and try converting them to piglit's > framework. Piglit's framework is pretty simple and you should be able to > figure out the basics by looking at existing tests. > Thanks for the reply, I have already created my GitHub Account <https://github.com/Jul13t> and cloned the piglit code repo to my system, I am facing some build problems with waffle which I 'm trying to fix. From what your saying it looks like the Glean tests are written in C++ but I am only proficient in C. I would like to know if it'll be a problem? I would start looking at the tests while working on my application and would email you if I run into any problems. Thanks, Juliet
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