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r3989 r3993 29 29 http://dsource.org/projects/dsss . 30 30 31 The easiest way to use tango.test is to check out a specific release into 32 your project's working directory: 31 > Binary distribution: 32 The easiest way to use tango.test is to download a specific release 33 and just extract it into your project's main directory: 33 34 34 $ svn co http://svn.dsource.org/projects/tango/branches/tango.test/releases/0.1/ 35 $ cd projects/<your-project>/ 36 $ wget http://svn.dsource.org/projects/tango/branches/tango.test/releases/0.1a/tango.test-0.1a-PLATFORM.tar.gz 37 $ tar xvzf tango.test-0.1a-PLATFORM.tar.gz 35 38 36 This will fetch all necessary files and place them accordingly. 37 38 $ cat dsss.tango.test.conf >> dsss.conf 39 40 Append tango.test targets to your dsss.conf or create a dsss.conf. 41 42 After that, you just build it with: 43 44 $ dsss --config=dsss.tango.test.conf build 39 And that's about it, you're set up for massive unittesting now. 45 40 46 41 Usage: 47 42 ------ 48 Once you've installed TestSuite, create a base directory for your test 49 collections (preferably "TestCollections") and put some .dtc files in there. 43 Once you've installed tango.test, you can start writing tests in the base 44 test directory (default: TestCollections/). To actually run those tests, 45 just invoke "TestSuite": 50 46 51 52 $ TestSuite --base-dir=TestCollections 53 54 Configuration: 55 -------------- 56 As of now there's no implementation for a configuration file, but this will 57 be added as soon as possible. 47 $ ./TestSuite [--base-dir=OtherThanTestCollections]
