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- Any file without an extension is treated as a test script. This script will be installed and run.
- Any file with a that looks like C or C++ code (.c, .cpp extension, etc) is treated as a C++ test program. It will be compiled, installed, and run.
- If a test script or program returns non-zero, it failed and scons will report this.
Simple Examples
Other files in the test directory are ignoredBelow we go over a few simple examples of unit tests.
Python Unit Test
Add the file MyPkg/test/myfirst
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#!@PYTHON@ |
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import sys |
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if __name__ == '__main__': |
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print "Running my test." |
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sys.exit(1) |
When you do scons test, you will get the output
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Running UnitTest: "build/x86_64-rhel5-gcc41-opt/MyPkg/myfirst" |
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************************************************************************************ |
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*** Unit test failed, check log file build/x86_64-rhel5-gcc41-opt/MyPkg/myfirst.utest *** |
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************************************************************************************ |
If
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you
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look at the file build/x86_64-rhel5-gcc41-opt/MyPkg/myfirst.utest you see the output of the script.
The syntax @PYTHON@ is explaied explained in the SConsTools page.
C++ Unit Test
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