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#!/bin/sh
# Copyright 2005-2006 Nanorex, Inc. See LICENSE file for details.
# run regression tests
#
# how to make a regression test:
#
# Inside one of the directories listed below, you need to create three files.
# I'm going to call them test_000X.* here. Just number them sequentially
# although that doesn't really matter.
#
# The first file is the input data file for the test run. It will
# usually be called test_000X.mmp. If it's called something else, or
# there are more than one of them (or zero of them), you can specify
# that using the INPUT directive in the .test file.
#
# The second file is the test description file: test_000X.test.
# This file describes the inputs, outputs, and program arguments
# for the test. The default values should be fine for minimizer tests.
# For dynamics runs you'll need to specify the program arguments:
#
# PROGRAM simulator -f900 -x test_000X.mmp
#
# See runtest.sh for a complete description.
#
# The third file is the expected output. Generate this using
# runtest.sh like this (in the test directory):
#
# ../../runtest.sh test_000X.test > test_000X.out
#
# You can change the list of output files to be included
# using the OUTPUT directive in the .test file.
#
# Check this file to make sure the output looks reasonable, then
# rerun regression.sh before checking in the test_000X.* files.
TESTDIRS="tests/minimize tests/dynamics tests/rigid_organics"
RET=0
GEN=0
if [ "x$1" = "x--generate" ]; then
GEN=1
fi
rm -f /tmp/testsimulator
ln -s $PWD/simulator /tmp/testsimulator
for dir in $TESTDIRS; do
for i in $dir/*.test; do
echo Running $i
base=`basename $i .test`
out=$dir/$base.out
./runtest.sh $i > $out.new
if [ ! -f $out -a $GEN -ne 0 ]; then
echo Generated new $out
cp $out.new $out
fi
if cmp -s $out $out.new ; then
rm $out.new
else
echo Test failed: $i 1>&2
diff $out $out.new > $out.diff
RET=1
fi
done
done
rm -f /tmp/testsimulator
exit $RET
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