rtems coverage testing through an open source simulator?

Ray xr at trasin.net
Mon Jul 2 13:30:25 UTC 2007


You can use qemu to test pc586 bsp and score,  Skyeye is also a good choice for ARM platform (csb337 for example).
--enable-tests in configure will help you generate test Makefile. The testsuites (tmtest sptest) cover all/most the API rtems offered


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Thanks & Best Regards!
Ray
2007-07-02

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From: shizheng
Date: 2007-07-02 17:34:55
To:   rtems-users at rtems.org
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Sub:  rtems coverage testing through an open source simulator?

>>Hi, all
>
>I feel very interesting about RTEMS testing.
>On the wiki page(http://rtems.rtems.org/wiki/index.php/Open_Projects),
>it says "Automated coverage testing using an open source simulator".
>Can anyone give a more detailed description about it?
>
>I guess that some people may have already done a simulator
>which helps coverage testing a lot, but I couldn't find one :(
>
>regards, shizheng
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