Hi,Ok. I used --host_board together with --target_board and things look better.In another thread to the ML, I said I'm using a program to launch my programs.What I have is something like this: set comp_output [target_compile
simple.c simple executable ""]set result [remote_load target launcher si
Hi all,I'm trying to setup remote testing. I followed Dan Kegel's tutorial and everything seemed fine until the local testing. After that maybe I'm not understanding.I want to compile (simple.c) in the remote machine. Is this possible? How? I'm using
runtest --target_board=myboard_sshscp simple.e
Hi all,I'm trying to setup remote testing but there some points that maybe I'm not understanding.I've tried to follow Dan Kegel's tutorial and until the local testing everything goes fine.I want to do the compilation in the remote system. Is this possible? How?
It seems that it is compiling the si
he testcases. Do you have something similar? How do you do it? It's not the final way but can be another step in understanding all this..
Thanks in advance.--rui--2006/5/8, Baurzhan Ismagulov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello Rui,On Mon, May 08, 2006 at 10:24:37AM +0200, Rui Machado wrote:> >
Hi,thanks for your reply ;-)2006/5/5, Baurzhan Ismagulov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello Rui,On Fri, May 05, 2006 at 04:47:20PM +0200, Rui Machado wrote:> I've managed to setup something around Makefiles, like putting a Makefile in> every testcase directory. But this makes me to a
Hi all,I've started to explore dejagnu a few days ago but I'm having some troubles to understand some things.I want to have something like this:I have a tool which launches programs. These programs are my tests to some library or whatever I'm testing!
What I want is to put the set of programs in th
