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 #!/bin/sh

 # 

 # This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public

 # License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this

 # file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.

 #

 # runtests.sh

 #	Bourne shell script for nspr tests

 #

 SYSTEM_INFO=`uname -a`

 OS_ARCH=`uname -s`

 if [ $OS_ARCH = "Windows_NT" ] || [ $OS_ARCH = "OS/2" ]

 then

 	NULL_DEVICE=nul

 else

 	NULL_DEVICE=/dev/null

 	FILE_D=`ulimit -n`

 	if [ $FILE_D -lt 512 ]

 	then

 		ulimit -n 512

 	fi

 fi

 #

 # Irrevelant tests

 #

 #bug1test 	- used to demonstrate a bug on NT

 #bigfile2   - requires 4Gig file creation. See BugZilla #5451

 #bigfile3   - requires 4Gig file creation. See BugZilla #5451

 #dbmalloc	- obsolete; originally for testing debug version of nspr's malloc

 #dbmalloc1	- obsolete; originally for testing debug version of nspr's malloc

 #depend		- obsolete; used to test a initial spec for library dependencies

 #dceemu		- used to tests special functions in NSPR for DCE emulation

 #ipv6		- IPV6 not in use by NSPR clients

 #mbcs       - tests use of multi-byte charset for filenames. See BugZilla #25140

 #sproc_ch	- obsolete; sproc-based tests for Irix

 #sproc_p	- obsolete; sproc-based tests for Irix

 #io_timeoutk - obsolete; subsumed in io_timeout

 #io_timeoutu - obsolete; subsumed in io_timeout

 #prftest1	- obsolete; subsumed by prftest

 #prftest2	- obsolete; subsumed by prftest

 #prselect	- obsolete; PR_Select is obsolete

 #select2	- obsolete; PR_Select is obsolete

 #sem		- obsolete; PRSemaphore is obsolete

 #stat		- for OS2?

 #suspend	- private interfaces PR_SuspendAll, PR_ResumeAll, etc..

 #thruput	- needs to be run manually as client/server

 #time		- used to measure time with native calls and nspr calls

 #tmoacc		- should be run with tmocon

 #tmocon		- should be run with tmoacc

 #op_noacc	- limited use

 #yield		- limited use for PR_Yield

 #

 # Tests not run (but should)

 #

 #forktest (failed on IRIX)

 #nbconn - fails on some platforms 

 #poll_er - fails on some platforms? limited use?

 #prpoll -  the bad-FD test needs to be moved to a different test

 #sleep	-  specific to OS/2

 LOGFILE=${NSPR_TEST_LOGFILE:-$NULL_DEVICE}

 #

 # Tests run on all platforms

 #

 TESTS="

 accept

 acceptread

 acceptreademu

 affinity

 alarm

 anonfm

 atomic

 attach

 bigfile

 cleanup

 cltsrv

 concur

 cvar

 cvar2

 dlltest

 dtoa

 errcodes

 exit

 fdcach

 fileio

 foreign

 formattm

 fsync

 gethost

 getproto

 i2l

 initclk

 inrval

 instrumt

 intrio

 intrupt

 io_timeout

 ioconthr

 join

 joinkk

 joinku

 joinuk

 joinuu

 layer

 lazyinit

 libfilename

 lltest

 lock

 lockfile

 logfile

 logger

 many_cv

 multiwait

 nameshm1

 nblayer

 nonblock

 ntioto

 ntoh

 op_2long

 op_excl

 op_filnf

 op_filok

 op_nofil

 parent

 parsetm

 peek

 perf

 pipeping

 pipeping2

 pipeself

 poll_nm

 poll_to

 pollable

 prftest

 primblok

 provider

 prpollml

 pushtop

 ranfile

 randseed

 reinit

 rwlocktest

 sel_spd

 selct_er

 selct_nm

 selct_to

 selintr

 sema

 semaerr

 semaping

 sendzlf

 server_test

 servr_kk

 servr_uk

 servr_ku

 servr_uu

 short_thread

 sigpipe

 socket

 sockopt

 sockping

 sprintf

 stack

 stdio

 str2addr

 strod

 switch

 system

 testbit

 testfile

 threads

 timemac

 timetest

 tpd

 udpsrv

 vercheck

 version

 writev

 xnotify

 zerolen"

 rval=0

 #

 # When set, value of the environment variable TEST_TIMEOUT is the maximum

 # time (secs) allowed for a test program beyond which it is terminated.

 # If TEST_TIMEOUT is not set or if it's value is 0, then test programs

 # don't timeout.

 #

 # Running runtests.ksh under MKS toolkit on NT, 95, 98 does not cause

 # timeout detection correctly. For these platforms, do not attempt timeout

 # test. (lth).

 #

 #

 OS_PLATFORM=`uname`

 OBJDIR=`basename $PWD`

 printf "\nNSPR Test Results - $OBJDIR\n\n"

 printf "BEGIN\t\t\t`date`\n"

 printf "NSPR_TEST_LOGFILE\t${LOGFILE}\n\n"

 printf "Test\t\t\tResult\n\n"

 if [ $OS_PLATFORM = "Windows_95" ] || [ $OS_PLATFORM = "Windows_98" ] || [ $OS_PLATFORM = "Windows_NT" ] || [ $OS_PLATFORM = "OS/2" ] ; then

 	for prog in $TESTS

 	do

 		printf "$prog"

 		printf "\nBEGIN TEST: $prog\n\n" >> ${LOGFILE} 2>&1

 		./$prog >> ${LOGFILE} 2>&1

 		if [ 0 = $? ] ; then

 			printf "\t\t\tPassed\n";

 		else

 			printf "\t\t\tFAILED\n";

 			rval=1

 		fi;

 		printf "\nEND TEST: $prog\n\n" >> ${LOGFILE} 2>&1

 	done

 else

 	for prog in $TESTS

 	do

 		printf "$prog"

 		printf "\nBEGIN TEST: $prog\n\n" >> ${LOGFILE} 2>&1

 		export test_rval

 		./$prog >> ${LOGFILE} 2>&1 &

 		test_pid=$!

 		sleep_pid=0

 		if test -n "$TEST_TIMEOUT" && test "$TEST_TIMEOUT" -gt 0

 		then

 		(sleep  $TEST_TIMEOUT; kill $test_pid >/dev/null 2>&1 ) &

 		sleep_pid=$!

 		fi

 		wait $test_pid

 		test_rval=$?

 		[ $sleep_pid -eq 0 ] || kill $sleep_pid >/dev/null 2>&1

 		if [ 0 = $test_rval ] ; then

 			printf "\t\t\tPassed\n";

 		else

 			printf "\t\t\tFAILED\n";

 			rval=1

 		fi;

 		printf "\nEND TEST: $prog\n\n" >> ${LOGFILE} 2>&1

 	done

 fi;

 printf "END\t\t\t`date`\n"

 exit $rval