4.1.2.
Running the Or1ksim Test Suite
Configuration creates a make file. make all will build all the
tests, followed by make check to run the tests.
![[Caution]](../images/caution.png) | Caution |
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The time stamp problem with the configure script may appear here
when running make all, so that the first time it is run it
attempts to regenerate itself (without success). If this occurs,
then just rerun the make all command—it only fails once.
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Each test, if successful should output the following two lines.
report(0xdeaddead);
exit(0)
In the event of a test failing, its output can be found in
/tmp/testname_output and
a count of the cycles executed in
/tmp/testname_error .
![[Note]](../images/note.png) | Note |
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The make check command does a simple test that the last two lines
of output are as indicated above to determine success or
failure. In practice, one or two tests (commonly the
multiplication test and frame buffer test) may report failure, due
to Or1ksim warning messages being interspersed between and after
these two lines. Manual inspection of the relevant output files in
the /tmp directory can be used to verify
correct termination has actually occurred.
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