def actionExecute(self, oTestDrv, fnCallback): # pylint: disable=R0914
"""
For base.TestDriver.actionExecute. Calls the callback function for
each of the VMs and basic configuration variations (virt-mode and cpu
count).
Returns True if all fnCallback calls returned True, otherwise False.
The callback can return True, False or None. The latter is for when the
test is skipped. (True is for success, False is for failure.)
"""
self._removeUnsupportedVirtModes(oTestDrv)
cMaxCpus = oTestDrv.getHostCpuCount()
#
# The test loop.
#
fRc = True
for oTestVm in self.aoTestVms:
if oTestVm.fSkip and self.fIgnoreSkippedVm:
reporter.log2('Ignoring VM %s (fSkip = True).' %
(oTestVm.sVmName, ))
continue
reporter.testStart(oTestVm.sVmName)
if oTestVm.fSkip:
reporter.testDone(fSkipped=True)
continue
# Intersect the supported modes and the ones being testing.
asVirtModesSup = [
sMode for sMode in oTestVm.asVirtModesSup
if sMode in self.asVirtModes
]
# Ditto for CPUs.
acCpusSup = [
cCpus for cCpus in oTestVm.acCpusSup if cCpus in self.acCpus
]
# Ditto for paravirtualization modes, except if not specified we got a less obvious default.
if self.asParavirtModes is not None and oTestDrv.fpApiVer >= 5.0:
asParavirtModes = [
sPvMode for sPvMode in oTestVm.asParavirtModesSup
if sPvMode in self.asParavirtModes
]
assert None not in asParavirtModes
elif oTestDrv.fpApiVer >= 5.0:
asParavirtModes = (oTestVm.asParavirtModesSup[0], )
assert asParavirtModes[0] is not None
else:
asParavirtModes = (None, )
for cCpus in acCpusSup:
if cCpus == 1:
reporter.testStart('1 cpu')
else:
reporter.testStart('%u cpus' % (cCpus))
if cCpus > cMaxCpus:
reporter.testDone(fSkipped=True)
continue
cTests = 0
for sVirtMode in asVirtModesSup:
if sVirtMode == 'raw' and cCpus > 1:
continue
reporter.testStart('%s' % (g_dsVirtModeDescs[sVirtMode], ))
cStartTests = cTests
for sParavirtMode in asParavirtModes:
if sParavirtMode is not None:
assert oTestDrv.fpApiVer >= 5.0
reporter.testStart('%s' % (sParavirtMode, ))
# Reconfigure the VM.
try:
(rc2, oVM) = oTestVm.getReconfiguredVm(
oTestDrv,
cCpus,
sVirtMode,
sParavirtMode=sParavirtMode)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
raise
except:
reporter.errorXcpt(cFrames=9)
rc2 = False
if rc2 is True:
# Do the testing.
try:
rc2 = fnCallback(oVM, oTestVm)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
raise
except:
reporter.errorXcpt(cFrames=9)
rc2 = False
if rc2 is False:
reporter.maybeErr(
reporter.testErrorCount() == 0,
'fnCallback failed')
elif rc2 is False:
reporter.log('getReconfiguredVm failed')
if rc2 is False:
fRc = False
cTests = cTests + (rc2 is not None)
if sParavirtMode is not None:
reporter.testDone(fSkipped=(rc2 is None))
reporter.testDone(fSkipped=cTests == cStartTests)
reporter.testDone(fSkipped=cTests == 0)
_, cErrors = reporter.testDone()
if cErrors > 0:
fRc = False
return fRc
def actionExecute(self, oTestDrv, fnCallback): # pylint: disable=R0914
"""
For base.TestDriver.actionExecute. Calls the callback function for
each of the VMs and basic configuration variations (virt-mode and cpu
count).
Returns True if all fnCallback calls returned True, otherwise False.
The callback can return True, False or None. The latter is for when the
test is skipped. (True is for success, False is for failure.)
"""
self._removeUnsupportedVirtModes(oTestDrv);
cMaxCpus = oTestDrv.getHostCpuCount();
#
# The test loop.
#
fRc = True;
for oTestVm in self.aoTestVms:
if oTestVm.fSkip and self.fIgnoreSkippedVm:
reporter.log2('Ignoring VM %s (fSkip = True).' % (oTestVm.sVmName,));
continue;
reporter.testStart(oTestVm.sVmName);
if oTestVm.fSkip:
reporter.testDone(fSkipped = True);
continue;
# Intersect the supported modes and the ones being testing.
asVirtModesSup = [sMode for sMode in oTestVm.asVirtModesSup if sMode in self.asVirtModes];
# Ditto for CPUs.
acCpusSup = [cCpus for cCpus in oTestVm.acCpusSup if cCpus in self.acCpus];
for cCpus in acCpusSup:
if cCpus == 1:
reporter.testStart('1 cpu');
else:
reporter.testStart('%u cpus' % (cCpus));
if cCpus > cMaxCpus:
reporter.testDone(fSkipped = True);
continue;
cTests = 0;
for sVirtMode in asVirtModesSup:
if sVirtMode == 'raw' and cCpus > 1:
continue;
for sParavirtMode in oTestVm.asParavirtModes:
reporter.testStart("%s/%s" % (g_dsVirtModeDescs[sVirtMode], sParavirtMode if sParavirtMode is not None else "[paravirtualisation provider not set]")); # pylint: disable=C0301
# Reconfigure the VM.
try:
(rc2, oVM) = oTestVm.getReconfiguredVm(oTestDrv, cCpus, sVirtMode, sParavirtMode=sParavirtMode);
except KeyboardInterrupt:
raise;
except:
reporter.errorXcpt(cFrames = 9);
rc2 = False;
if rc2 is True:
try:
rc2 = fnCallback(oVM, oTestVm);
except KeyboardInterrupt:
raise;
except:
reporter.errorXcpt(cFrames = 9);
rc2 = False;
if rc2 is False:
reporter.maybeErr(reporter.testErrorCount() == 0, 'fnCallback failed');
elif rc2 is False:
reporter.log('getReconfiguredVm failed');
if rc2 is False:
fRc = False;
cTests = cTests + (rc2 is not None);
reporter.testDone(fSkipped = (rc2 is None));
reporter.testDone(fSkipped = cTests == 0);
_, cErrors = reporter.testDone();
if cErrors > 0:
fRc = False;
return fRc;
def actionExecute(self, oTestDrv, fnCallback): # pylint: disable=R0914
"""
For base.TestDriver.actionExecute. Calls the callback function for
each of the VMs and basic configuration variations (virt-mode and cpu
count).
Returns True if all fnCallback calls returned True, otherwise False.
The callback can return True, False or None. The latter is for when the
test is skipped. (True is for success, False is for failure.)
"""
self._removeUnsupportedVirtModes(oTestDrv);
cMaxCpus = oTestDrv.getHostCpuCount();
#
# The test loop.
#
fRc = True;
for oTestVm in self.aoTestVms:
if oTestVm.fSkip and self.fIgnoreSkippedVm:
reporter.log2('Ignoring VM %s (fSkip = True).' % (oTestVm.sVmName,));
continue;
reporter.testStart(oTestVm.sVmName);
if oTestVm.fSkip:
reporter.testDone(fSkipped = True);
continue;
# Intersect the supported modes and the ones being testing.
asVirtModesSup = [sMode for sMode in oTestVm.asVirtModesSup if sMode in self.asVirtModes];
# Ditto for CPUs.
acCpusSup = [cCpus for cCpus in oTestVm.acCpusSup if cCpus in self.acCpus];
# Ditto for paravirtualization modes, except if not specified we got a less obvious default.
if self.asParavirtModes is not None and oTestDrv.fpApiVer >= 5.0:
asParavirtModes = [sPvMode for sPvMode in oTestVm.asParavirtModesSup if sPvMode in self.asParavirtModes];
assert None not in asParavirtModes;
elif oTestDrv.fpApiVer >= 5.0:
asParavirtModes = (oTestVm.asParavirtModesSup[0],);
assert asParavirtModes[0] is not None;
else:
asParavirtModes = (None,);
for cCpus in acCpusSup:
if cCpus == 1:
reporter.testStart('1 cpu');
else:
reporter.testStart('%u cpus' % (cCpus));
if cCpus > cMaxCpus:
reporter.testDone(fSkipped = True);
continue;
cTests = 0;
for sVirtMode in asVirtModesSup:
if sVirtMode == 'raw' and cCpus > 1:
continue;
reporter.testStart('%s' % ( g_dsVirtModeDescs[sVirtMode], ) );
cStartTests = cTests;
for sParavirtMode in asParavirtModes:
if sParavirtMode is not None:
assert oTestDrv.fpApiVer >= 5.0;
reporter.testStart('%s' % ( sParavirtMode, ) );
# Reconfigure the VM.
try:
(rc2, oVM) = oTestVm.getReconfiguredVm(oTestDrv, cCpus, sVirtMode, sParavirtMode = sParavirtMode);
except KeyboardInterrupt:
raise;
except:
reporter.errorXcpt(cFrames = 9);
rc2 = False;
if rc2 is True:
# Do the testing.
try:
rc2 = fnCallback(oVM, oTestVm);
except KeyboardInterrupt:
raise;
except:
reporter.errorXcpt(cFrames = 9);
rc2 = False;
if rc2 is False:
reporter.maybeErr(reporter.testErrorCount() == 0, 'fnCallback failed');
elif rc2 is False:
reporter.log('getReconfiguredVm failed');
if rc2 is False:
fRc = False;
cTests = cTests + (rc2 is not None);
if sParavirtMode is not None:
reporter.testDone(fSkipped = (rc2 is None));
reporter.testDone(fSkipped = cTests == cStartTests);
reporter.testDone(fSkipped = cTests == 0);
_, cErrors = reporter.testDone();
if cErrors > 0:
fRc = False;
return fRc;