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== Testing Environment and Tools == | == Testing Environment and Tools == | ||
| + | In [https://github.com/mbland/openssl/compare/test-util the test-util branch of Mike Bland's fork] are a few helper files that you may wish to copy or pull into your branch. | ||
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| + | === test/testutil.h === | ||
| + | Defines the generic <code>SETUP_TEST_FIXTURE</code> and <code>EXECUTE_TEST</code> macros. Should be pulled into the mainline pending acceptance of [https://github.com/openssl/openssl/pull/126 pull request #126]. | ||
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| + | === test/new-test.sh === | ||
| + | Generates a new automated test stub, following [http://mike-bland.com/2014/06/05/pseudo-xunit-pattern.html the Pseudo-xUnit Pattern] and using the macros from <code>test/testutil.h</code>. The generated stub will compile standalone. | ||
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| + | === test/test_env.bash === | ||
| + | Environment variables, functions, and aliases to help with OpenSSL unit testing. The header comments contain documentation on each of the functions and aliases in the file. | ||
== Cscope == | == Cscope == | ||
Revision as of 16:43, 10 June 2014
This is a collection of helpful tools and tips for navigating the OpenSSL code base and managing a local git repository.
Testing Environment and Tools
In the test-util branch of Mike Bland's fork are a few helper files that you may wish to copy or pull into your branch.
test/testutil.h
Defines the generic SETUP_TEST_FIXTURE and EXECUTE_TEST macros. Should be pulled into the mainline pending acceptance of pull request #126.
test/new-test.sh
Generates a new automated test stub, following the Pseudo-xUnit Pattern and using the macros from test/testutil.h. The generated stub will compile standalone.
test/test_env.bash
Environment variables, functions, and aliases to help with OpenSSL unit testing. The header comments contain documentation on each of the functions and aliases in the file.
