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* TESTS MODIFIED
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T_MESSGE.CPP
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Use CreateFixedPoolSession() instead of CreateSession() so that testing the
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number of available message slots works.
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T_PROC1.CPP
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Name lengths reduced to reflect 64 character maximum
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Added various Close() statements to get memory leak checking to work
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Removed dodgy __KHEAP_CHECK(n) statements with various strange values of n -
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changing kernel implementation is very likely to invalidate these.
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Reinstated MurderProcess() test.
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Look for $HEAP chunk instead of $STK; also don't add stack size to base to
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get heap address.
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Changed KERN-SVR panic to KERN-EXEC.
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Removed test that attempts to resume an invalid process handle.
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Added overall kernel heap checking covering the whole test.
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Changed filenames so that test will run from any drive not just Z. T_PROC2
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should be in the same directory as T_PROC1.
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Speed test runs server thread at higher priority than client.
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T_SVR.CPP
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Changed panic code from KErrArgument to ECausedException.
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Added some more rogue thread tests to check what happens when an invalid
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message pointer is used in RMessage::Complete.
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Speed test runs server thread at higher priority than client.
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T_SVR2.CPP
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Removed granularity expansion stuff.
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Reinstated kernel heap checking.
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D_LDD.CPP
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Modified to work with different kernel interface.
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T_SERIAL.CPP
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100ms delay between powering up and checking serial port signal lines.
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Use RDevComm instead of RBusDevComm.
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T_SOUND.CPP
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Replaced with completely new code which tests the 6.x sound drivers which
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have the new functionality for the MediaServer.
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Removed all tests which require User::FreeLogicalDevice or
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User::FreePhysicalDevice.
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Don't test that Prepare() allocates memory - it doesn't.
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Changed panic from KERN-SVR to KERN-EXEC.
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Removed tests which issue a request from wrong thread (handle is now
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thread relative).
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Change filename used for process creation so that test runs from any drive.
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T_TLDD.CPP
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Removed all tests which require User::FreeLogicalDevice or
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User::FreePhysicalDevice, e.g. testing that .data/.bss are reinitialised
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when the device driver is reloaded.
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T_START1.CPP, T_START2.CPP, T_START3.CPP
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Print the file name so that these three DLLs end up with different code
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chunks - otherwise loader gets confused when running from RAM.
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T_TDLL12.CPP
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Removed __KHEAP_CHECK(n) tests.
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T_TDLLA.CPP
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Added another DLL (T_DLLA2) which statically links to T_TDLLA.EXE. However
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this test is currently commented out since the loader cannot handle DLLs
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which link to an already-loaded RAM-based EXE (it attempts to load the .EXE
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again as a DLL). The idea was to test that the .EXE entry point is not
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called again.
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Static data address for T_DLLA3 changed from 0x30300000 to 0x30010000.
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T_TLS.CPP
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Reinstated kernel heap checking, but removed __KHEAP_CHECK(n) tests.
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T_HEAP.CPP
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Close the heap after each test to prevent chunks accumulating and exceeding
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the 8 chunk limit.
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Modified heap sharing test to account for the fact that a thread does not
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create its heap until it runs.
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Added overall kernel heap checking.
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T_KHEAP.CPP
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Use shared heaps for the multitudinous threads involved so we don't exceed
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the 8 chunk limit. Test thread creation with shared heaps and with separate
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heaps.
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Change filename used for process creation so that test runs from any drive.
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T_MLDR.CPP
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Check test is running from Z: - it doesn't do anything if running from any
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other drive.
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D_SHADOW.CPP
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Modified to work with different kernel interface.
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Dynamic binding of exception handlers not yet done in E32RT.
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Call Mmu::FlushShadow() after modifying shadow page to ensure that it is
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written out of a write-back cache.
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T_CHUNK.CPP
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Reduced number of chunks created from 10 to 3.
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Removed granularity expansion stuff.
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Reinstated kernel heap checking.
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Look for this process' $HEAP chunk rather than any chunk *Main::$STK - this
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was picking up F32's stack/heap chunk.
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T_MWAIT.CPP
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Use different priority values.
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T_ATADRV.CPP
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Use TBusLocalDrive::ForceMediaChange() instead of UserPcCardCntrl::PwrDown().
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Added kernel heap checking on media change.
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T_ATDRV2.CPP
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Use TBusLocalDrive::ForceMediaChange() instead of UserPcCardCntrl::PwrDown().
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T_PCCDSK.CPP
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Use TBusLocalDrive::ForceMediaChange() instead of UserSvr::ForceRemountMedia.
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D_POWR.CPP
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Modified to work with different kernel/power manager interface.
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T_POWR.CPP
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5 second alarm test does not use LDD to check that no switch off occurred.
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This is because the system does prepare to power down but then changes its
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mind at the last minute - this is necessary since power down and power up
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are completely asynchronous operations.
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Change filename used for process creation so that test runs from any drive.
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Kill the extra processes we create - don't leave them there forever.
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T_EXC.CPP
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Added more tests of RThread::Context(). Test context of preempted thread,
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waiting thread and suspended thread.
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T_PROT.CPP
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Panic a dead thread rather than a bad handle.
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Added an extra test to check that kernel doesn't die if a bad pointer is
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passed to DThread::RequestComplete().
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T_REG.CPP
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Reinstated kernel heap checking.
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T_THREAD.CPP
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Modified heap sharing test to account for the fact that a thread does not
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create its heap until it runs.
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Remove test which attempted to resume an invalid thread handle.
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Added short delay between killing thread and checking that a mutex has
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been released.
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Removed Busy flag tests - not yet implemented in E32RT.
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Removed undertaker order test, Bill's bug test and any other tests which
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use thread-relative threads. Thread-relative threads are not supported.
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* NEW TESTS ADDED
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T_CTXSW1, T_CTXSW2
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Test raw inter-process context switch speed (without message passing).
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T_IPCBM
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Benchmark IPC copying for various data sizes.
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T_KERNBM
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Benchmark timer creation, thread suspend and synchronous kernel-side
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messages.
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T_SVR3
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Stress test for IPC using non-shared sessions.
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T_SVR5
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Similar to T_SVR but tests IPC with shared sessions.
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T_SVR6
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Stress test for IPC using shared sessions.
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T_MEMCPY
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Tests Mem::Copy for all alignments and various data sizes.
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T_TBMA
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Tests TBitMapAllocator class used in the kernel.
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CPUMETER
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Gives a rough estimate of what percentage of the CPU time is currently
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being used.
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CRASH
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Causes a kernel fault.
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FREEMEM
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Displays the amount of free RAM remaining.
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T_ABT
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Repeatedly does an IPC copy which causes an exception. Left running in the
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background for latency measurements.
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T_ALIVE
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Prints to the debug serial port periodically based on both a tick and a
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millisecond timer. Used to check timers are running.
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T_BUSY
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Runs every millisecond on a millisecond timer. Prints a . every 1024ms.
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Used to cause lots of rescheduling to a moving user process.
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T_CMPRES
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Tests heap compression.
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T_DABT
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Causes a data abort.
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T_PABT
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Causes a prefetch abort.
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T_UNDEF
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Causes an undefined instruction exception.
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T_DEATH
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Displays exit information for any threads which die.
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T_DEATH2
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Like T_DEATH but writes the information to a file.
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T_EMPTY
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Does absolutely nothing! Has no imports.
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T_KILL
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Exits with a write to a file in progress.
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T_RAMUSE
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Displays total kernel heap used.
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T_RECORD
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Deleted because sound driver changes completely break it.
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Continuously records sound.
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T_REPMD
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Loads a replacement ATA media driver MEDATA2.PDD.
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T_STRES1
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General stress test - create/close kernel objects, heap alloc/dealloc,
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heap compression, killing threads.
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THRDLIST
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Writes a list of all threads in the system with register values to a file.
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T_CHUNK3
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Repeated chunk resizing.
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T_CHUNK4
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Tests disconnected chunks.
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T_MMUBM
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Benchmark test for memory allocation/deallocation.
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T_WBC
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Tests unmapping memory works on systems with write back caches.
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T_ATADR3
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Stress test of CF card. Multiple threads reading/writing card with media
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changes, power downs and threads exiting in the middle of operations.
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T_MEDIA
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Test of ATA media driver. Tests reading and writing of various lengths
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from 256 bytes to 16.5K, both aligned to sector boundary and with
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beginning or end of region or both unaligned.
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T_BATTP
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Deleted because sound driver changes break code and kernel reorg has
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probably broke the rest.
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Monitors battery voltage over an extended period with alarms playing and
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backlight in use.
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T_LATNCY
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Measures interrupt and kernel thread latency using a special build of the
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kernel.
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T_LAT2
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Measures interrupt, kernel thread and user thread latency using a periodic
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millisecond timer (interrupt every 1ms).
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D_LATNCY
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Device driver for T_LAT2. This runs the millisecond timer and the kernel
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thread. The user thread is part of T_LAT2.
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T_WRITE
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Does repeated 64K IPC copies. Run in the background during latency
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measurements.
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T_FRAG
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Does repeated chunk resizing using multiple threads. Run in the background
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during latency measurements.
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T_PROT2, T_PROT2A
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Test that user threads cannot corrupt the code/data chunk of a process while
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it is being loaded.
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T_PWRDN
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Repeatedly powers the machine on and off.
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* TESTS REMOVED OR NOT YET PORTED TO E32RT.
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T_RTIM
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This tests super-threads, which never worked anyway. This has been superceded
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by T_LATNCY and T_LAT2.
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sl@0
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307 |
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sl@0
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308 |
D_RTIM
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sl@0
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309 |
Device driver for T_RTIM.
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sl@0
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310 |
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sl@0
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311 |
T_PTNOS
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sl@0
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312 |
Tests partner OS hooks - E32RT doesn't have these.
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sl@0
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313 |
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sl@0
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314 |
D_PTNOS
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sl@0
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315 |
Device driver for T_PTNOS.
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sl@0
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316 |
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sl@0
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317 |
T_MSTIM
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sl@0
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318 |
Millisecond timer test - this doesn't really test anything anyway.
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sl@0
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319 |
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sl@0
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320 |
D_MSTIM
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sl@0
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321 |
Device driver for T_MSTIM.
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sl@0
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322 |
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sl@0
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323 |
T_PROF
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sl@0
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324 |
CPU-time per thread profiling. Not yet implemented in E32RT. Requires special
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sl@0
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325 |
build of kernel.
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sl@0
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326 |
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sl@0
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327 |
D_PROF
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sl@0
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328 |
Device driver for profiling - not yet implemented in E32RT.
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sl@0
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329 |
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sl@0
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330 |
D_PATCH1, D_PATCH2, D_PATCH3
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sl@0
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331 |
Test patches - test loading of patches at boot time. These have not yet been
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sl@0
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332 |
ported.
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sl@0
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333 |
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sl@0
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334 |
T_PCCD1, T_PCCD2, T_PCCD3
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sl@0
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335 |
These require D_PCCDIF and/or D_DRVIF, which have not yet been ported.
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sl@0
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336 |
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sl@0
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337 |
D_PCCDIF, D_DRVIF
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sl@0
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338 |
Test device drivers for testing PC card controller/local media system. Not
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sl@0
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339 |
yet ported to E32RT.
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sl@0
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340 |
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sl@0
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341 |
T_MEDDRV
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sl@0
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342 |
Tests multiple simultaneous requests on a media driver. Uses device drivers
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sl@0
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343 |
D_MEDT1, D_MEDT2 which have not yet been ported to E32RT. Test program
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sl@0
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344 |
T_ATADR3 does a similar thing by having multiple threads all accessing a
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345 |
drive at the same time.
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sl@0
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346 |
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sl@0
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347 |
T_BEXFIQ, T_EXTFIQ, T_MEDCH
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sl@0
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348 |
Use device drivers which have not been ported. First two of these are only
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349 |
usable on a specially modified rack D.
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sl@0
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350 |
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sl@0
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351 |
D_BEXFIQ, D_EXTFIQ, D_MEDCH
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sl@0
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352 |
Not ported to E32RT. First two of these are only usable on a specially
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sl@0
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353 |
modified rack D.
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sl@0
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354 |
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sl@0
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355 |
T_DBG, T_BREAK
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sl@0
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356 |
No debug support in E32RT yet.
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sl@0
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357 |
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sl@0
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358 |
T_RESET
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sl@0
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359 |
Not yet ported - it uses RDebug to read the super page, needs D_PATCHn
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sl@0
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360 |
drivers. Also doesn't work with the crash debugger. Snowdrop E32RT doesn't
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sl@0
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361 |
reboot properly after kernel fault (if the crash debugger is not there)
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sl@0
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362 |
since it needs some variant information to do so.
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sl@0
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363 |
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sl@0
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364 |
E32SOUND, E32SDRV
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sl@0
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365 |
Sound drivers are still part of E32.
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sl@0
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366 |
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sl@0
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367 |
T_MODEM1
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sl@0
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368 |
PC card serial driver not yet implemented.
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sl@0
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369 |
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sl@0
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370 |
T_PROM
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sl@0
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371 |
EEPROM driver not implemented.
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sl@0
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372 |
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sl@0
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373 |
T_CRMDRV, T_CRRDRV
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sl@0
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374 |
Compact ROM media driver not ported.
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sl@0
|
375 |
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sl@0
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376 |
T_DEBUG
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sl@0
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377 |
What is this supposed to test?
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