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Re: [Cron-bug] Test suite
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Ryan M. Golbeck |
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Re: [Cron-bug] Test suite |
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Wed, 30 Jan 2002 14:18:59 -0500 |
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Jeff Bailey <address@hidden> writes:
> It looks like you're doing two tests in one file - I recommend against
> this (And also that tests should be largely silent). That way when a
> test fails, it will be reported correctly by make check.
>
> A non-0 exit code denotes failure. I think it's exit(77) says you've
> chosen to skip the test for some reason.
Yup, that was my plan. Except I just did this this morning and wanted
a quick way to test what I had wrote so that's why I did it like it
is.
I'll convert and separate it properly either tonight or tomorrow
morning.
I had it print something so I knew easily if it failed or not.
I'll probably end up dividing the tests up into sched_* file_*, etc
to match the interfaces into libcron and test each thing.
The stuff I'm wondering about is how to easily test the private
interfaces too, but I can worry about that later.
The output of make check is really nice, I'm impressed. :)
Ryan
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Ryan Golbeck <address@hidden>
Computer Science, University Of Waterloo
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