[Xcb] Running the X Test Suite
Barton C Massey
bart@cs.pdx.edu
Fri Jan 28 08:43:46 PST 2005
Excellent. You have talked to Jamey about what he did to
work around some problems with the suite?
Bart
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> I looked into how to run the X Test Suite, and managed to download and
> run it using the following instructions:
>
> Download the version of the X test suite from DRI CVS[1]:
> export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@cvs.freedesktop.org:/cvs/dri
> cvs co xtest
>
> Change to the xtest/xsuite directory.
>
> Put /path/to/xtest/xsuite/xtest/bin in your $PATH.
>
> Build the test suite, by running the commands in BUILD.xf86 .
>
> Edit xtest/tetexec.cfg and make the following changes:
> * Change XT_DISPLAY to the display you will use for testing.
> * In XT_FONTPATH, change the first item in the list (the path to the
> test fonts) to /path/to/xtest/xsuite/xtest/fonts/install/
> * Change XT_SPEEDFACTOR to 1 (assuming you are running X locally; this
> speeds up the tests significantly)
> * Change XT_EXTENSIONS to Yes
> * Change XT_VISUAL_CLASSES as appropriate for the available visuals on
> your X server.
> * In the section "Configuration parameters for Display functions",
> change the values as appropriate based on the output of xdpyinfo.
> * Change XT_LOCAL to Yes
> * Change XT_FONTDIR to /path/to/xtest/xsuite/
>
> Run an X server on the display specified above; add the flags "-ac -s 0"
> to turn off access control and disable the screen saver.
>
> Run the X test suite, with the command:
> tcc -e -s link_scen xtest linkexec
>
> Wait. (Or kill the server with Ctrl+Alt+Bksp.)
>
> View the test results with "rpt -p".
>
>
> [1] Note that this X test suite is quite old (dating from XF86 3.3.3);
> I'm trying to locate a (usable) newer one.
>
> - Josh Triplett
>
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