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45 from testing
.tests
import *
46 import testing
.results
48 class ParagraphHelpFormatter(argparse
.HelpFormatter
):
49 def _fill_text(self
, text
, width
, indent
):
51 super(ParagraphHelpFormatter
, self
)._fill
_text
(p
, width
, indent
) \
52 for p
in text
.split("\n\n") ])
55 "junit" : testing
.results
.JUnit
,
56 "text" : testing
.results
.Text
,
57 "summary" : testing
.results
.TextSummary
,
58 "pickle" : testing
.results
.Pickle
,
62 def _add_format_args(parser
):
63 parser
.add_argument("--format", choices
=formatters
, default
="text",
66 parser
.add_argument("--no-junit-xlate-names", action
="store_true",
67 help="Don't translate test names to " \
70 parser
.add_argument("--output", "-o",
71 type=argparse
.FileType('w'), default
=sys
.stdout
,
72 help="Test result output file")
75 def _create_formatter(args
):
76 formatter
= formatters
[args
.format
]
79 "verbose" : args
.verbose
82 if issubclass(formatter
, testing
.results
.JUnit
):
84 "translate_names" : not args
.no_junit_xlate_names
,
87 return formatter(**kwargs
)
90 def _list_tests_args(subparsers
):
91 parser
= subparsers
.add_parser(
93 formatter_class
=ParagraphHelpFormatter
,
94 help="List available tests",
95 description
="List available tests",
97 Generate a list of available tests using a list filter.
99 The filter is a string consisting of the target ISA optionally
100 followed by the test category and mode separated by
101 slashes. The test names emitted by this command can be fed
102 into the run command.
104 For example, to list all quick arm tests, run the following:
105 tests.py list arm/quick
107 Non-mandatory parts of the filter string (anything other than
108 the ISA) can be left out or replaced with the wildcard
109 character. For example, all full-system tests can be listed
110 with this command: tests.py list arm/*/fs""")
112 parser
.add_argument("--ruby-protocol", type=str, default
=None,
113 help="Ruby protocol")
115 parser
.add_argument("--gpu-isa", type=str, default
=None,
118 parser
.add_argument("list_filter", metavar
="ISA[/category/mode]",
119 action
="append", type=str,
120 help="List available test cases")
122 def _list_tests(args
):
123 for isa
, categories
, modes
in \
124 ( parse_test_filter(f
) for f
in args
.list_filter
):
126 for test
in get_tests(isa
, categories
=categories
, modes
=modes
,
127 ruby_protocol
=args
.ruby_protocol
,
128 gpu_isa
=args
.gpu_isa
):
132 def _run_tests_args(subparsers
):
133 parser
= subparsers
.add_parser(
135 formatter_class
=ParagraphHelpFormatter
,
136 help='Run one or more tests',
137 description
="Run one or more tests.",
139 Run one or more tests described by a gem5 test tuple.
141 The test tuple consists of a test category (quick or long), a
142 test mode (fs or se), a workload name, an isa, an operating
143 system, and a config name separate by slashes. For example:
144 quick/se/00.hello/arm/linux/simple-timing
146 Available tests can be listed using the 'list' sub-command
147 (e.g., "tests.py list arm/quick" or one of the scons test list
148 targets (e.g., "scons build/ARM/tests/opt/quick.list").
150 The test results can be stored in multiple different output
151 formats. See the help for the show command for more details
152 about output formatting.""")
154 parser
.add_argument("gem5", type=str,
157 parser
.add_argument("test", type=str, nargs
="*",
158 help="List of tests to execute")
160 parser
.add_argument("--directory", "-d",
161 type=str, default
="m5tests",
162 help="Test work directory")
164 parser
.add_argument("--timeout", "-t",
165 type=int, default
="0", metavar
="MINUTES",
166 help="Timeout, 0 to disable")
168 parser
.add_argument("--skip-diff-out", action
="store_true",
169 help="Skip output diffing stage")
171 parser
.add_argument("--skip-diff-stat", action
="store_true",
172 help="Skip stat diffing stage")
174 _add_format_args(parser
)
176 def _run_tests(args
):
177 formatter
= _create_formatter(args
)
179 out_base
= os
.path
.abspath(args
.directory
)
180 if not os
.path
.exists(out_base
):
183 for test_name
in args
.test
:
184 config
= ClassicConfig(*test_name
.split("/"))
185 out_dir
= os
.path
.join(out_base
, "/".join(config
))
187 ClassicTest(args
.gem5
, out_dir
, config
,
188 timeout
=args
.timeout
,
189 skip_diff_stat
=args
.skip_diff_stat
,
190 skip_diff_out
=args
.skip_diff_out
))
193 print "Running %i tests" % len(tests
)
194 for testno
, test
in enumerate(tests
):
195 print "%i: Running '%s'..." % (testno
, test
)
197 all_results
.append(test
.run())
199 formatter
.dump_suites(all_results
)
201 def _show_args(subparsers
):
202 parser
= subparsers
.add_parser(
204 formatter_class
=ParagraphHelpFormatter
,
205 help='Display pickled test results',
206 description
='Display pickled test results',
208 Reformat the pickled output from one or more test runs. This
209 command is typically used with the output from a single test
210 run, but it can also be used to merge the outputs from
213 The 'text' format is a verbose output format that provides
214 information about individual test units and the output from
215 failed tests. It's mainly useful for debugging test failures.
217 The 'summary' format provides outputs the results of one test
218 per line with the test's overall status (OK, SKIPPED, or
221 The 'junit' format is primarily intended for use with CI
222 systems. It provides an XML representation of test
223 status. Similar to the text format, it includes detailed
224 information about test failures. Since many JUnit parser make
225 assume that test names look like Java packet strings, the
226 JUnit formatter automatically to something the looks like a
227 Java class path ('.'->'-', '/'->'.').
229 The 'pickle' format stores the raw results in a format that
230 can be reformatted using this command. It's typically used
231 with the show command to merge multiple test results into one
234 _add_format_args(parser
)
236 parser
.add_argument("result", type=argparse
.FileType("rb"), nargs
="*",
237 help="Pickled test results")
240 formatter
= _create_formatter(args
)
241 suites
= sum([ pickle
.load(f
) for f
in args
.result
], [])
242 formatter
.dump_suites(suites
)
245 "list" : (_list_tests
, _list_tests_args
),
246 "run" : (_run_tests
, _run_tests_args
),
247 "show" : (_show
, _show_args
),
251 parser
= argparse
.ArgumentParser(
252 formatter_class
=ParagraphHelpFormatter
,
253 description
="""gem5 testing multi tool.""",
255 This tool provides an interface to gem5's test framework that
256 doesn't depend on gem5's build system. It supports test
257 listing, running, and output formatting.
259 The list sub-command (e.g., "test.py list arm/quick") produces
260 a list of tests tuples that can be used by the run command
261 (e.g., "tests.py run gem5.opt
262 quick/se/00.hello/arm/linux/simple-timing").
264 The run command supports several output formats. One of them,
265 pickle, contains the raw output from the tests and can be
266 re-formatted using the show command (e.g., "tests.py show
267 --format summary *.pickle"). Such pickle files are also
268 generated by the build system when scons is used to run
271 See the usage strings for the individual sub-commands for
274 parser
.add_argument("--verbose", action
="store_true",
275 help="Produce more verbose output")
277 subparsers
= parser
.add_subparsers(dest
="command")
279 for key
, (impl
, cmd_parser
) in _commands
.items():
280 cmd_parser(subparsers
)
282 args
= parser
.parse_args()
283 impl
, cmd_parser
= _commands
[args
.command
]
286 if __name__
== "__main__":