Test::Smoke::Smoker - OO interface to do one smoke cycle.
use Test::Smoke;
use Test::Smoke::Smoker;
open LOGFILE, "> mktest.out" or die "Cannot create 'mktest.out': $!";
my $buildcfg = Test::SmokeBuildCFG->new( $conf->{cfg} );
my $policy = Test::Smoke::Policy->new( '../', $conf->{v} );
my $smoker = Test::Smoke::Smoker->new( \*LOGFILE, $conf );
foreach my $config ( $buildcfg->configurations ) {
$smoker->smoke( $config, $policy );
}
new() takes a mandatory (opened) filehandle and some other options:
ddir build directory
fdir The forest source
v verbose level: 0..2
defaultenv 'make test' without $ENV{PERLIO}
is56x skip the PerlIO stuff?
locale do another testrun with $ENV{LC_ALL}
force_c_locale set $ENV{LC_ALL} = 'C' for all smoke runs
is_win32 is this MSWin32?
w32cc the CCTYPE for MSWin32 (MSVCxx BORLAND GCC)
w32make the maker to use for CCTYPE
config() is an interface to the package lexical %CONFIG, which holds all the default values for the new() arguments.
With the special key all_defaults this returns a reference to a hash holding all the default values.
Prints a message to the default filehandle.
Prints a message to the logfile, filehandle.
Prints a message to both the default and the logfile filehandles.
smoke() takes a Test::Smoke::BuildCFG::Config object and runs all the basic steps as (private) object methods.
make_distclean() runs make -i distclean 2>/dev/null
extra_manicheck() will only work for $self->{v} > 1 and does an extra integrity check comparing MANIFEST and the source-tree. Output is send to the tty.
handle_policy() will try to apply the substition rules and then write the file Policy.sh.
Configure() sorts out the MSWin32 mess and calls ./Configure
returns true if a makefile was created
make_() will run make.
returns true if a perl executable is found
Run make test-perp and check if t/perl exists.
Use Test::Harness (the test_harness target) to get the failing test information and do not bother with TEST.
The command to run make test_harness differs based on platform, so the arguments have to be passed into general routine. $target specifies the makefile-target, $makeopt specifies the extra options for the make program.
The command to run make test_harness differs based on platform, so the arguments have to be passed into general routine. $target specifies the makefile-target, $makeopt specifies the extra options for the make program.
make was unable to build a perl executable, but managed to build miniperl, so we do make minitest.
Fator out the parsing of the Test::Harness output, as it seems subject to change.
Fator out the parsing of the Test::Harness 3 output, as it seems subject to change.
_transform_testnames() takes a list of testnames, as found by TEST (testname without .t suffix followed by dots and a reason) and returns a hash with the filenames relative to the t/ directory as keys and the reason as value.
Normalize a testname...
Read from a MANIFEST like file, set in $self->{skip_tests}, and rename the files in it with the extension .tskip. If $unset is set, they will be renamed back.
Calls $self->set_skip_tests( 1 ).
_run() returns qx( $command ) unless $sub is specified. If $sub is defined (and a coderef) $sub->( $command, @args ) will be called.
_make() calls run( "make $command" ), and does some extra stuff to help MSWin32 (the right maker, the directory).
_make_fork() opens a read pipe to the make command with $target and $extra arguments for the make command.
This code sets up a rooted logical TSP5SRC and changes the {ddir} to that root.
(c) 2002-2003, All rights reserved.
* Abe Timmerman <abeltje@cpan.org>
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
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This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
