funit — runs frysk's JUnit testsuite
funit
[
-r
] [
repeat-count
--console
] [
CONSOLE_LOG=LEVEL
--log
] [
LOG=LEVEL
--arch
] [
arch
-n
] [
--stress
] [
--all
] [
-e
] [
test-spec
-i
] [
test-spec
] [
test-class
...-timeout
]timeout
funit
runs frysk's entire JUnit
testsuite, or just the specified
test-class
s.
Frysk's JUnit testsuite, in addition to testing frysk's internals, tests the stability of the underlying kernel.
repeat-count
Run the JUnit tests
repeat-count
times.
CONSOLE_LOG=LEVEL
Set the log CONSOLE_LOG to level LEVEL. Can set multiple logs. The LEVEL can be [ OFF | SEVERE | WARNING | INFO | CONFIG | FINE | FINER | FINEST | ALL]
LOG
Set the log LOG to level LEVEL. Can set multiple logs. The LEVEL can be [ OFF | SEVERE | WARNING | INFO | CONFIG | FINE | FINER | FINEST | ALL]
arch
Specify the test cases' arch. The ARCH can be 64 or 32. If no arch is specified, arch-64 cases will be run. When the arch-32 cases are ready, all cases will be run be default.The option will take no effect in 32-bit machine.
No not run any tests, instead list the classes that would have been tested.
Run only stress tests (by default stress tests are excluded).
Run all tests (by default stress tests are excluded).
test-spec
Specify a test to exclude. Each passed option will be interpreted as the regex specification of a test to omit This option may be used multiple times.
test-spec
Specify a test to include, overriding an omit specification. Each passed option will be interpreted as the regex specification of a test to include. This option may be used multiple times.
timeout
Specify the test timeout value in seconds. Default is 5.
-exe
The full path of the executable to read.
-noexe
Do not attempt to read the corresponding executable when loading a core file.
-sysroot directory
The system root directory under which all executables, libraries, and source are located.
-debug class
=level
...
Set internal debug-tracing of the specified
Java class
to level
(level can be NONE,
INFO, WARNING, FINE, and FINEST). If
the level
is absent, FINE is
assumed; if the class
is absent,
the global level is set.