def do_testing():
"""Runs the unit tests for all the modules in the code directory."""
from fortpy.msg import set_quiet
from fortpy.testing.tester import UnitTester
set_quiet(args["quiet"])
t = UnitTester(args["stagedir"],
args["verbose"],
args["templates"],
args["fortpy"],
args["rerun"],
debug=(not args["nodebug"]),
profile=args["profile"],
strict=args["strict"],
quiet=args["quiet"])
#We only have to write the testing folder once; it gets copied for all
#the remaining tests that need to be run for different compilers.
t.writeall(args["codedir"])
complist = _get_compilers()
for c in complist:
result = t.runall(c)
print("")
for idk in result:
totaltime = result[idk].totaltime
if totaltime is not None:
timestr = "{0:.4f}".format(totaltime * 1000)
else:
timestr = "<untimed>"
print_result(idk, result[idk].percent, timestr, result[idk].common)
def do_testing(args):
"""Runs the unit tests for all the modules in the code directory."""
from os import path
if not path.isdir(args["codedir"]):
msg.err("The source code directory '{}' does not exist.".format(
args["codedir"]))
exit(2)
from fortpy.msg import set_quiet
from fortpy.testing.tester import UnitTester
set_quiet(args["quiet"])
t = UnitTester(args["stagedir"],
args["verbose"],
args["templates"],
args["fortpy"],
args["rerun"],
debug=(not args["nodebug"]),
profile=args["profile"],
strict=args["strict"],
quiet=args["quiet"],
nprocs=args["nprocs"])
#We only have to write the testing folder once; it gets copied for all
#the remaining tests that need to be run for different compilers.
t.writeall(args["codedir"])
complist = _get_compilers()
totalperc = 0
totaltest = 0
msg.info("Running for compilers: {}".format(', '.join(complist)))
for c in complist:
result = t.runall(c)
print("")
for idk in result:
totaltime = result[idk].totaltime
if totaltime is not None:
timestr = "{0:.4f}".format(totaltime * 1000)
else:
timestr = "<untimed>"
print_result(idk, result[idk].percent, timestr, result[idk].common,
c)
totalperc += result[idk].percent
totaltest += 1
#This section for exit codes helps the continuous integration server to know what's
#going on with all the test results.
if totaltest == 0 and totalperc == 0:
_exit_code(0, "No Tests")
else:
score = totalperc / totaltest
print("@CI: {0:.2%}".format(score))
if score == 1.:
_exit_code(0, "Success")
elif score < 1.:
_exit_code(4, "Failure")
else:
_exit_code(5, "Didn't Run")
def initialize():
from fortpy.msg import set_quiet
set_quiet(args["quiet"])
t = UnitTester(args["stagedir"],
args["verbose"],
args["templates"],
args["fortpy"],
args["rerun"],
debug=(not args["nodebug"]),
profile=args["profile"])
complist = []
if args["compiler"] and args["compiler"] != "*":
complist.append(args["compiler"])
elif args["compiler"] == "*":
from fortpy.testing.compilers import compilers
for c in compilers:
complist.append(c)
else:
complist.append("gfortran")
#We only have to write the testing folder once; it gets copied for all
#the remaining tests that need to be run for different compilers.
t.writeall(args["codedir"])
for c in complist:
result = t.runall(c)
print("")
for idk in result:
totaltime = result[idk].totaltime
if totaltime is not None:
timestr = "{0:.4f}".format(totaltime * 1000)
else:
timestr = "<untimed>"
print_result(idk, result[idk].percent, timestr, result[idk].common)
import os
import sys
sys.path.append("/Users/trunks/codes/fortpy-dist")
import fortpy
from fortpy.testing.tester import UnitTester
t = UnitTester("./tests/staging", False, "./tests/unittests/templates",
"./fortpy/templates", "*")
t.parser.reparse(
os.path.abspath("./tests/unittests/derivative_structure_generator.f90"))
t.writeall("./tests/unittests")