tet_code

[Jamey Sharp]

Update of /cvs/xtest/xtest/src/tet3/demo/master
In directory gabe:/tmp/cvs-serv27930/src/tet3/demo/master

Added Files:
	tet_code tet_scen tetbuild.cfg tetclean.cfg tetdist.cfg 
	tetexec.cfg 
Log Message:
Importing TET 3.3h (unsupported) sources from http://tetworks.opengroup.org/tet/tet3.3h-unsup.src.tgz.
Omitted the contrib directory: we don't care, and the license situation wasn't entirely clear.


--- NEW FILE: tet_code ---
#	SCCS: @(#)tet_code	1.2 (96/08/15)
#	TETware release 3.3
#
#	tet_code file for the TETware demonstration
#
# TET reserved codes
0 "PASS"
1 "FAIL"
2 "UNRESOLVED"
3 "NOTINUSE"
4 "UNSUPPORTED"
5 "UNTESTED"
6 "UNINITIATED"
7 "NORESULT"

# Test suite additional codes
101 "FATAL"	Abort
102 "INSPECT"


--- NEW FILE: tetdist.cfg ---
#	SCCS: @(#)tetdist.cfg	1.5 (98/08/28)
#	TETware release 3.3
#
#	example distributed configuration file for
#	the TETware distributed demonstration test suite
#
#	Please refer to the sections applicable to this demonstration in
#	the chapter entitled "Running the TETware demonstrations" in
#	the TETware User Guide for instructions on how to customise this
#	file for your installation
#

TET_REM001_TET_ROOT=/home/tet
TET_REM001_TET_TSROOT=${TET_ROOT}/demo

# The following variables are referenced only by XTI-based versions of
# TETware - you should not define them if you built TETware to use the socket
# network interface
#
# TET_XTI_TPI=/dev/tcp
# TET_XTI_MODE=tcp
# TET_LOCALHOST=01.02.03.04


--- NEW FILE: tetbuild.cfg ---
#	SCCS: @(#)tetbuild.cfg	1.5 (97/07/15)
#	TETware release 3.3
#
#	master system build mode configuration file for the TETware
#	demonstration
#

#
#	the build tool:
#
# if both master and slave are UNIX-like systems,
# set TET_BUILD_TOOL to "make" in this file
#
# if both master and slave are Windows NT systems,
# set TET_BUILD_TOOL to "./ntbuild.ksh" in this file
#
# if the master is a UNIX-like system and the slave is a Windows NT system,
# set TET_BUILD_TOOL to "make" in this file and
# set TET_BUILD_TOOL in tetbuild.cfg on the slave system to "./ntbuild.ksh"
#
# if the master is a Windows NT system and the slave is a UNIX-like system,
# set TET_BUILD_TOOL to "make" in this file and
# set TET_REM000_TET_BUILD_TOOL in this file to "./ntbuild.ksh"
#

TET_BUILD_TOOL=make

# TET_BUILD_TOOL=./ntbuild.ksh
# TET_REM000_TET_BUILD_TOOL=./ntbuild.ksh


# don't change
TET_BUILD_FILE=-f makefile
TET_OUTPUT_CAPTURE=True


--- NEW FILE: tetexec.cfg ---
#	SCCS: @(#)tetexec.cfg	1.2 (96/08/15)
#	TETware release 3.3
#
#	master system exec mode configuration file for the TETware
#	demonstration
#
TET_OUTPUT_CAPTURE=False
TET_EXEC_IN_PLACE=False

--- NEW FILE: tet_scen ---
#	SCCS: @(#)tet_scen	1.2 (96/08/15)
#	TETware release 3.3
#
#	scenario file for the TETware demonstration
#
all
	"starting scenario"
	:remote,000,001:
	/ts/tc1
	/ts/tc2
	"next is the last test case"
	/ts/tc3
	:endremote:
	"done"

--- NEW FILE: tetclean.cfg ---
#	SCCS: @(#)tetclean.cfg	1.5 (97/07/15)
#	TETware release 3.3
#
#	master system clean mode configuration file for the TETware
#	demonstration
#

#
#	the clean tool:
#
# if both master and slave are UNIX-like systems,
# set TET_CLEAN_TOOL to "rm" in this file
#
# if both master and slave are Windows NT systems,
# set TET_CLEAN_TOOL to "./ntclean.ksh" in this file
#
# if the master is a UNIX-like system and the slave is a Windows NT system,
# set TET_CLEAN_TOOL to "rm" in this file and
# set TET_CLEAN_TOOL in tetclean.cfg on the slave system to "./ntclean.ksh"
#
# if the master is a Windows NT system and the slave is a UNIX-like system,
# set TET_CLEAN_TOOL to "rm" in this file and
# set TET_REM000_TET_CLEAN_TOOL in this file to "./ntclean.ksh"
#

TET_CLEAN_TOOL=rm

# TET_CLEAN_TOOL=./ntclean.ksh
# TET_REM000_TET_CLEAN_TOOL=./ntclean.ksh

# don't change
TET_CLEAN_FILE=-f
TET_OUTPUT_CAPTURE=True