Changes between Version 20 and Version 21 of Testing

Timestamp:

04/28/15 18:37:21 (6 years ago)

Author:

Nick Centanni

Comment:

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Testing

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 To create multiple output files which can be used to generate charts, using [http://xpra.org/trac/browser/xpra/trunk/src/tests/xpra/test_measure_perf_charts.py xpra.test_measure_perf_charts]:
 * Build a config class by taking a copy from [http://xpra.org/trac/browser/xpra/trunk/src/tests/xpra/perf_config_default.py xpra.perf_config_default.py], then making changes as necessary.
-* Determine the values of the following variables: prefix: (a string to identify the data set), id: (a string to identify the variable that the data set is testing, for example '14' because we're testing xpra v14 in this data set), repetitions: the number of times you want to run the tests.
+* Determine the values of the following variables: prefix: (a string to identify the data set), id: (a string to identify the variable that the data set is testing, for example '14', for testing version 14), repetitions: the number of times you want to run the tests.
 * The data file names you will produce will then be in the format: prefix_id_rep.csv.
 * With this information in hand you can now create a script that will run the tests.
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-In the above example, test_measure_perf is run twice, using a config class named "all_tests_40.py", and outputting the results to data files using the prefix "all_tests_40", for version 14.
+In the above example, test_measure_perf is run twice, using a config class named "all_tests_40.py", and outputting the results to data files using the prefix "all_tests_40", for version 14, repetition 1 and 2.
 
-The additional arguments "1 14", "2 14" are custom paramaters which will be written to the "Custom Params" column in the corresponding data files.
+The additional argument "14", is a custom paramater which will be written to the "Custom Params" column in the corresponding data files.
 
-The "1", "2" in the file names or in the parameters, refer to the corresponding repetition of the tests.
 
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