#! /bin/sh set -e if [ -z "$1" ]; then echo "Usage: runtests " >&2 exit 1 fi ARCH="$1" PASSES=0 FAILURES=0 [ "$TEST_VERBOSE" ] || export TEST_VERBOSE=1 verbose () { if [ "$TEST_VERBOSE" -ge 2 ]; then echo "$@" fi eval "$@" } # Run a test based on a test file. run_test () { TEST="$1" unset SUBARCH CPUINFO OFCPUS MACHINE FLAVOUR KERNEL_26 KERNEL_3_10 KERNEL_7 KERNEL_8 USABLE UNUSABLE \ || true NUMCPUS=1 MAJORS=2.6 while read name value; do case $name in subarch) SUBARCH="$value" ;; cpuinfo) CPUINFO="${TEST%/*}/$value" ;; ofcpus) OFCPUS="${TEST%/*}/$value" ;; numcpus) NUMCPUS="$value" ;; machine) MACHINE="$value" ;; majors) MAJORS="$value" ;; flavour) FLAVOUR="$value" ;; kernel-2.6) KERNEL_26="$value" ;; kernel-3.10) KERNEL_3_10="$value" ;; kernel-7) KERNEL_7="$value" ;; kernel-8) KERNEL_8="$value" ;; usable) USABLE="$value" ;; unusable) UNUSABLE="$value" ;; env) # TODO: is there any quote-safe way to do # this? eval "export ${value%% *}='${value#* }'" ;; esac done < "$TEST" export ARCH SUBARCH CPUINFO OFCPUS NUMCPUS MACHINE export MAJORS FLAVOUR KERNEL_26 KERNEL_3_10 KERNEL_7 KERNEL_8 export USABLE UNUSABLE TMP="$(mktemp -t base-installer-tests.XXXXXX)" trap 'rm -f "$TMP"' 0 HUP INT QUIT TERM # Run the actual testset. verbose ./dotest >"$TMP" # Massage testset output into a more useful form. while read state message; do case "$state" in PASS) PASSES="$(($PASSES + 1))" ;; FAIL) FAILURES="$(($FAILURES + 1))" ;; esac if [ "$state" != PASS ] || [ "$TEST_VERBOSE" -ge 2 ]; then echo "$state $TEST $message" fi done <"$TMP" rm -f "$TMP" trap 0 HUP INT QUIT TERM } if [ "$2" ]; then ONETEST="$2" run_test "$ONETEST" else for test in "$ARCH"/*.test; do # Sanity check: check test file for incorrect line continuations if ! awk 'BEGIN {lc=0} /\\[[:space:]]*$/ {if (lc==1 && substr($0,1,1)!=" ") {exit 1}; lc=1} /[^\\][[:space:]]*$/ {lc=0} END {if (lc==1) {exit 1}}' $test then echo "Incorrect line continuation in test file '$test'" exit 1 fi run_test "$test" done fi if [ "$TEST_VERBOSE" -ge 1 ]; then echo "$ARCH: $PASSES passes, $FAILURES failures." fi if [ "$FAILURES" -eq 0 ]; then exit 0 else exit 1 fi