Hi Zhenbo, On 17 February 2016 at 04:40, Zhenbo Li <litime...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > I'm Zhenbo Li, applying for Wine's GSoC 2016[1]. I hope this project > can accelerate further development for both Wine and Mesa. My idea has > been discussed in wine-devel[2], but I'm sure whether it helps Mesa. > While reading documents for Piglit, I got this idea: Write a script > for Wine Test Suite in Python, and integrate it with piglit. > Developers can just use `pitlit tests/wine_d3d` to run the test cases > (and detect regressions in both Wine and Mesa) > Bth I'm not sure how many developers (on mesa side) actively monitor the wine tests, although at least one of the Wine devs (Stefan Dösinger I believe) does a form of tracking.
As adding/keeping track of all the wine tests is bound to get messy (if tracked in piglit) so one can go the 'igt route'. Namely keep/generate the list of tests (name + complete command line) in wine and use the piglit test runner. Take a look at the following two files - piglit/tests/igt.py - intel-gpu-tools/scripts/run-tests.sh Obviously you won't need any of the root or sysfs requirements, although I strongly recommend that wine tests provides distinction between these four states - pass, skip, timeout and fail. How would one detect between the states depends on you/wine devs. Having distinction between separate tests (i.e. one can run as many tests, independently, as possible) and tests and subtests would also be nice to have. Hope that helps and have fun hacking -Emil _______________________________________________ Piglit mailing list Piglit@lists.freedesktop.org https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/piglit
