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function test pre check

NAME [edit section]

test_pre_check

SYNOPSIS [edit section]

test_pre_check

DESCRIPTION [edit section]

This function is defined in the base test script for a test, and executes any checks required to make sure any pre-requisites for this test are set up and ready.

This function is called from pre_test (that is, during the 'pre_check' phase, before any other test operations have occurred (but after the connection to the target is established).

Commonly called functions or programs [edit section]

This function can contain calls to just about any command, but there are some common commands used for building Linux source

assert_define - used to verify that an environment needed for this test is defined
- this is commonly used to check for test variables that should be defined in the board file or spec file (or dynamically on the command line, when the test is run)
assert_has_program - used to verify that a required program is installed on the board
assert_has_module - used to verify that a required module is installed on the board

EXAMPLES [edit section]

Some sample contents are:

function test_pre_check {
    assert_define FUNCTIONAL_BC_EXPR
    assert_define FUNCTIONAL_BC_RESULT
    assert_has_program bc
}

ENVIRONMENT and ARGUMENTS [edit section]

A number of environment variables are set (see Core interfaces and Variables)

There are no arguments to this function.

RETURN [edit section]

returns non-zero for error. Usually, if there is some problem, one of the functions called by test_pre_check will abort the current test.

SOURCE [edit section]

Located in the base script for each test. The base test scripts are located in /fuego-core/tests/<test_name>.

An example path would be: /fuego-core/tests/Functional.hello_world/fuego_test.sh (inside the Docker container)