scyther/test/gen-tests.py

#!/usr/bin/python
#
# Generate a test suite
#
# argv[1]	tuple width
# stdin		list of protocol file names
#
#TODO:
# The tests should be more confined: testing a three-tuple multiprotocol
# should clean up after itself, and only leave stuff that is actually
# _new_. As a base, we can (first compute and then leave the results)
# have the single-protocol results as a reference to speed things up.
# However, in general, the three-tuple stuff just generates too much
# crap in the current setup.
#
import sys
import os
import time
#import datetime
import string

tempfile = 'generated-test-list.tmp'

# Derive tuple list
count = sys.argv[1]
lstatus=os.system('./tuples.py ' + count + ' >' + tempfile)

# Header
print "#!/bin/sh"
print "#"
print "# Test list generated by gen-tests.py"
#print "# at ", time.asctime()
print "#"

# Functions to assist
def getline (inputfile):
	return string.strip(inputfile.readline())

def removespdl (str):
	return string.replace(str,".spdl","")

def makefilepart (tuple):
	rt = count + "-"
	namelist = string.split (tuple)
	for name in namelist:
		rt = rt + "[" + removespdl(name) + "]"
	return rt

def makefileline (tuple):
	return "results/combined" + makefilepart(tuple) + ".txt"

def makefileerror (tuple):
	return "results/errors" + makefilepart(tuple) + ".txt"

def processline (l):
	print "./mp.sh ",
	print l,
	# redirect stderr
	print " 2>>", makefileerror(l),
	# redirect stdout
	print " >", makefileline(l),
	# new line
	print

# Process lines
inp = open(tempfile, 'r')
line = getline(inp)
lines = 0
while line:
	# process the line
	processline(line)
	lines = lines + 1
	# get next
	line = getline(inp)
inp.close()
print "#"
print "# ", lines, " lines processed."

# TODO Add code to clean up the mess: delete all files of zero length.