Userspace testing #40
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| // TODO: make tests their own process later | ||
| run_test(test_sync); | ||
| run_test(test_opendir); | ||
| run_test(test_readdir); |
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I wonder whether there's a way to use Rust's standard test infrastructure here to run these tests.
Although, as you say - it will require threading, so we'd need #37 sorting first.
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Also this is a little sturdier because it prevents some breakage by forking, which should help reduce bugs from causing runaway issues, given that forking works.
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LGTM |
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A simple rust program that ensures some basic syscalls work.
I think that testing filesystem operations would be way easier with
/tmpimplemented.Testing
/dev/nullcould be interesting too.