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   SDL Automated Testing Framework User Documentation
   by Edgar Simo Serra


   Abstract

   The SDL Automated Testing Framework, hereby after called SDL_AT, is a meant
to test the SDL code for regressions and other possible failures. It can also
be used to display what your SDL set up supports.


   Basics

   The main way to use the framework is to compile it and run it, that can be
done with the following command:

  $> make test
  
  It should then display something like:

  Platform : All tests successful (2)
  SDL_RWops : All tests successful (5)
  SDL_Surface : All tests successful (6)
  Rendering with x11 driver : All tests successful (4)

  Indicating that all tests were successful. If however a test fails output it
will report the failure to stderr indicating where and why it happened. This
output can then be sent to the developers so they can attempt to fix the
problem.


   Advanced

   By passing the "-h" or "--help" parameter to testsdl you can get an overview
of all the possible options you can set to furthur tweak the testing. A sample
of the options would be the following:

   Usage: ./testsdl [OPTIONS]
   Options are:
      -m, --manual    enables tests that require user interaction
      --noplatform    do not run the platform tests
      --norwops       do not run the rwops tests
      --nosurface     do not run the surface tests
      --norender      do not run the render tests
      -v, --verbose   increases verbosity level by 1 for each -v
      -q, --quiet     only displays errors
      -h, --help      display this message and exit


  Developers

  See SDL_at.h for developer information.
1	SDL Automated Testing Framework User Documentation
2	by Edgar Simo Serra
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6	Abstract
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8	The SDL Automated Testing Framework, hereby after called SDL_AT, is a meant
9	to test the SDL code for regressions and other possible failures. It can also
10	be used to display what your SDL set up supports.
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14	Basics
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16	The main way to use the framework is to compile it and run it, that can be
17	done with the following command:
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19	$> make test
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21	It should then display something like:
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23	Platform : All tests successful (2)
24	SDL_RWops : All tests successful (5)
25	SDL_Surface : All tests successful (6)
26	Rendering with x11 driver : All tests successful (4)
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28	Indicating that all tests were successful. If however a test fails output it
29	will report the failure to stderr indicating where and why it happened. This
30	output can then be sent to the developers so they can attempt to fix the
31	problem.
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35	Advanced
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37	By passing the "-h" or "--help" parameter to testsdl you can get an overview
38	of all the possible options you can set to furthur tweak the testing. A sample
39	of the options would be the following:
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41	Usage: ./testsdl [OPTIONS]
42	Options are:
43	-m, --manual enables tests that require user interaction
44	--noplatform do not run the platform tests
45	--norwops do not run the rwops tests
46	--nosurface do not run the surface tests
47	--norender do not run the render tests
48	-v, --verbose increases verbosity level by 1 for each -v
49	-q, --quiet only displays errors
50	-h, --help display this message and exit
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54	Developers
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56	See SDL_at.h for developer information.