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== What exists == | == What exists == | ||
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| + | === autotools test suite === | ||
Currently you can run the following command to run the vlc tests | Currently you can run the following command to run the vlc tests | ||
$ make check | $ make check | ||
| − | There are more tests | + | === /tests === |
| + | To run these tests just use the driver shell script in that directory: | ||
| + | $ ./test.sh | ||
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| + | There are more tests in /modules/misc/tests. -- ''How to run them?'' [[User:Pdherbemont|Pdherbemont]] 10:37, 27 February 2008 (CET) | ||
== Goals == | == Goals == | ||
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* Codec/muxer/modules test: Perform tests on modules to see if they actually works, that means see if their output is what there are ought to be | * Codec/muxer/modules test: Perform tests on modules to see if they actually works, that means see if their output is what there are ought to be | ||
* Interface tests: Run some every day gui operation and see if it crashes. | * Interface tests: Run some every day gui operation and see if it crashes. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:45, 1 October 2013
Intro
We need a better test suite
What exists
autotools test suite
Currently you can run the following command to run the vlc tests
$ make check
/tests
To run these tests just use the driver shell script in that directory:
$ ./test.sh
There are more tests in /modules/misc/tests. -- How to run them? Pdherbemont 10:37, 27 February 2008 (CET)
Goals
- Core tests: Make sure the regular operation from VLC's core don't crash.
- API tests: Make sure the regular operation from VLC's core don't crash.
- General stability tests: Run some every day operation and see if it crashes.
- Codec/muxer/modules test: Perform tests on modules to see if they actually works, that means see if their output is what there are ought to be
- Interface tests: Run some every day gui operation and see if it crashes.
