On Tue, May 01, 2018 at 01:18:06AM +0200, Alexander Bluhm wrote: > Hi, > > I would like to run the POSIX test suite within OpenBSD regress. > The easiest way to import and compile the tests seems to be a port. > Note that there are a lot of C tests that do not compile. The build > error is not fatal, it generates just a log messages. > > The package contains the sources, the build output and the successfully > created test binaries. This allows run the tests and post process > the results. > > Comment: > open POSIX test suite > > Description: > The Open POSIX Test Suite is a test suite for POSIX 2001 APIs, not > tied to specific implementations. It provides conformance, functional, > and stress testing. Initial focus is on Threads, Clocks & Timers, > Signals, Message Queues, and Semaphores. > > To run POSIX test suite on a regular basis as a OpenBSD regression > test, compile the software as a port. All files needed to run the > tests are installed as package. The port specific tool posixtestsuite > creates a run time environment, runs the tests, and stores the > results in the current directory. > > ok?
Awesome! Can't wait to see this in action ;) Is this necessary? TEST_TARGET = run-tests Isn't it equivalent to building and running posixtestsuite? Eitherway, OK. Also, I can't send email directly to your address so I am sending this to ports too.
