Recently the topic of adding some or all test programs to FATE that are
not already part of FATE came up. Here's an overview of all those test
programs not yet in FATE with some quick and superficial comments.
This is not intended to be an in-depth analysis, just a way to get the
ball rolling.
libavutil:
- avstring-test
Prints some lines of output.
- cpu-test
Prints available CPU flags.
The output depends on available x86 SIMD extensions.
- file-test
Prints file.c to stdout, so only works when run from the libavutil
subdirectory. Messes up the first few characters, which get
replaced by 's'.
- lfg-test
Prints 1000 lines of statistics (?) to stderr.
- lls-test
Prints 300 lines of statistics.
- lzo-test
Does not currently compile without massaging the build system.
Segfaults on startup.
- opt-test
Prints mostly errors.
- parseutils-test
Prints some output and some errors.
- rational-test
Prints nothing.
- tree-test
Prints many many lines to stderr.
libavcodec:
- cabac-test
Prints many many lines to stderr that look like error output.
- h264-test
Prints some lines that mostly look like START_TIMER/STOP_TIMER.
- motion-test
Prints some output about what it is testing and some benchmark
statistics. The output depends on available x86 SIMD extensions.
- rangecoder-test
Prints some lines that look like START_TIMER/STOP_TIMER.
libswscale:
- colorspace-test
Prints a few lines, then reports success.
- swscale-test
Prints 225k lines of output.
Diego
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