> Hi,
>
> background:
>
> LTP's library (lib/tst_res.c) supports a common test results output
> format. LTP also provides tools/apicmds/ltpapicmd.c as a command-line
> interface to the test results library code.
>
> I want to use some common test results format in some automated
> kernel testing that I am doing (just plain text, not XML :).
> I could make up a(nother) test results format, but why do that?
> or I could choose something else that is already out there.
> Anyway, I'm testing using the LTP API command-line tools with
> non-LTP tests, so I have made a small tarball of lib/tst_res.c,
> tools/apicmds/ltpapicmd.c, 2 .h files, and a new Makefile so that
> these can be built and installed for other users of them.
>
> The .c and .h files are used without modifications. Here is the
> Notes file from the tarball:
>
> ---
> ltp-tstres-001: 20071231
> Provides LTP standard common output test results command-line tools
> that can be used by other testing projects so that all can share a
> common test results output format.
>
> Taken from ltp-full-20071130 (unmodified):
> tools/apicmds/ltpapicmd.c
> lib/tst_res.c
> include/test.h
> include/usctest.h
>
> + (new) Makefile, which builds binary 'ltp_tst_res' & will install it
> (using "make install") into DESTDIR=/usr/local/bin and make symlinks for
> the (8) LTP tst_xyz command-line tools. "make uninstall" removes the
> installed files.
> ---
Randy,
Recently there has been some requirement of an LTP-DEVEL Package (may
also be in the form of an RPM) which will contain runltp, pan, lib and
other LTP tools, for facilitating development of unit test cases by
developers, who may not be interested to download the entire LTP bundle
to start developing their interested test cases.
To begin with we can have some RPM which on installation will:
1) build either liltp.a or libltp.so and install it under /lib
or /usr/lib,
2) build tool/apicmds and install the binary version(s) of tst_res,
tst_resm, tst_brk, etc (to be used by Shell Script Test Cases) either
at /usr/bin/ or /bin directory,
3) Builds as well as installs pan under /usr/bin/ or /bin directory,
[Presently pan is called with absoulte path inside runltp:
${LTPROOT}/pan/pan],
4) Installs ustest.h file under /include or /usr/include,
5) And can even install runltp script under /usr/bin/ or /bin.
With this, user can develop Unit Test Cases anywhere in the system and
then:
1) While building test cases, LTP headers and Library definitions can be
statically or dynamically linked,
2) While running, runltp can invoke pan as it is in system path [/bin
or /usr/bin]
3) Script test cases which uses the binary versions of apicmds can also
be run, as, these apicmds are in system path.
If this can be developed and used successfully, later we can think of
bisecting LTP tree to 2 parts namely devel-package and
testcases-package.
What is you idea on this ??
Regards--
Subrata
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>
> The tarball for release 001 is available at:
> http://oss.oracle.com/~rdunlap/ltp-tstres/ltp-tstres-001.tar.gz
> (this may not be a permanent location)
>
> ---
> ~Randy
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