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# $XConsortium: prp,v 1.9 94/04/17 21:14:33 rws Exp $
#

# A simple report generator for development use
# There is much information in the journal file that can be
# used to check that all went well, for example matching the number
# of tests in the IC with the number that actually are reported.
#
# This prototype report generator only provides a very simple
# formating function, rather than a validation one.

DODEBUG=0
DOTRACE=0
DOPASS=1
DOSUM=1

usefile=
number=


while test $# -gt 0
do
	case $1 in
	-d)
		DODEBUG=1
		DOTRACE=1
		;;
	-t)
		DOTRACE=1
		;;
	-p)
		# Report only on failures.
		DOPASS=0
		;;
	-s)
		DOSUM=0
		;;
	-f)
		usefile=$2
		shift
		;;
	-T)
		case $2 in
		[0-9]*)
			number=$2
			shift
		esac
		;;
	esac
	shift
done

if [ "$usefile" != "" ]; then
	file=$usefile
else
	# Default for file.
	if [ `basename $0` = prp ]; then
		file=tet_xres
	elif [ "$number" != "" ]; then
		# Use the user supplied number.
		ntmp=`echo 0000$number | sed -e 's/.*\(....\)/\1/'`
		file=$TET_ROOT/xtest/results/${ntmp}*/journal
	else
		# Take the highest numbered journal with an 'e' in it
		file=`ls -r $TET_ROOT/xtest/results/*e*/journal |\
		sed -e '1{
			s/[bce]*//
			q
			}'`
	fi
fi

if [ ! -f $file ]; then
	echo "Could not find file $file"
	exit 1
fi

(
	cat $file
	echo '520|0 0 0 0 0|TRACE:NAME:'
) | awk -F\| '

BEGIN {
	dotrace='$DOTRACE';
	dodebug='$DODEBUG';
	dopass='$DOPASS';
	dosumm='$DOSUM';
	firsttime = 1;

	PASS = 0
	FAIL = 1
	UNRESOLVED = 2
	NOTINUSE = 3
	UNSUPPORTED = 4
	UNTESTED = 5
	UNINITIATED = 6
	NORESULT = 7


}

# The begining of a test case is recognised by the NAME keyword in a
# trace line.
/TRACE:NAME:/ {
	if (firsttime == 0 && dosumm) {
		print ""
		line = "Summary of Results for " name
		print line
		print substr("------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------", 1, length(line));
		printf "%-12s %d\n", "PASS", result[PASS]
		printf "%-12s %d\n", "FAIL", result[FAIL]
		if (result[UNRESOLVED] != 0)
			printf "%-12s %d\n", "UNRESOLVED", result[UNRESOLVED]
		if (result[NOTINUSE] != 0)
			printf "%-12s %d\n", "NOTINUSE", result[NOTINUSE]
		if (result[UNSUPPORTED] != 0)
			printf "%-12s %d\n", "UNSUPPORTED", result[UNSUPPORTED]
		if (result[UNTESTED] != 0)
			printf "%-12s %d\n", "UNTESTED", result[UNTESTED]
		if (result[UNINITIATED] != 0)
			printf "%-12s %d\n", "UNINITIATED", result[UNINITIATED]
		if (result[NORESULT] != 0)
			printf "%-12s %d\n", "NORESULT", result[NORESULT]
	}
	n = split($3, dat, " ");
	name = dat[2];

	if (firsttime == 0 && name != "")
		printf "\n\n\n"
	if (name != "")
		printf "Tests for %s\n", name;
	for (i = 0; i < 8; i++)
		result[i] = 0;

	# Reset all the information indexes.
	#
	infoind = 0;
	failnum = 0;

	firsttime = 0;
	next;
}

# An IC start message.
$1 == 400 {
	n = split($2, dat, " ");
	ic = dat[2];
	nics = dat[3];
}

# A TP Start message
$1 == 200 {
	split($2, dat, " ");
	tp = dat[2];
	if (donefirst == 0 && infoind > 0) {
		print "Non specific error messages:"
		for (i = 0; i < infoind; i++)
			printf "  %s\n",  infoline[i];
	}
	donefirst = 1;

	infoind = 0;
	failnum = 0;
}

# A infomation line
$1 == 520 {

	# Not that the message field may legally contain the field separator.
	# So we have to extract the message from $0 with a substr expression.
	if ($3 ~ /^REPORT:/) {
		infoline[infoind++] = substr($0, length($1)+1+length($2)+1+8, 512);
		failnum++;
	}
	if ($3 ~ /^TRACE:/ && dotrace) {
		infoline[infoind++] = substr($0, length($1)+1+length($2)+1, 512);
	}
	if ($3 ~ /^TRACE:/ && dotrace == 0 && substr($3, 7, 3) == "---") {
		infoline[infoind++] = substr($0, length($1)+1+length($2)+1+7, 512);
	}
	if ($3 ~ /^DEBUG:/ && dodebug) {
		infoline[infoind++] = substr($0, length($1)+1+length($2)+1, 512);
	}
	if ($3 ~ /^CHECK:/) {
		# Ignore this for the time being
	}
	if ($3 !~ /^[A-Z][A-Z][A-Z][A-Z]*:/) {
		# This was probably entered by the TCM on a signal or other error.
		infoline[infoind++] = "TCM:" substr($0, length($1)+1+length($2)+1, 512);
		failnum++;
	}
}

# A TP Result message
$1 == 220 {

	split($2, dat, " ");
	res = dat[3];

	# Quick consistancy check - ensure that if the
	# result is pass then there are no infoline.
	#
	if (res == PASS && failnum != 0) {
		printf "ERROR: Failure reason given for PASS result\n";
	}

	# Get the result code.
	# NORESULT seems to appear as -1 for some reason ???
	#
	if (res == -1)
		res = NORESULT;

	#
	# Increment the count of this class of result.
	#
	result[res]++;

	if (res == PASS || res == UNTESTED || res == UNSUPPORTED || res == NOTINUSE) {
		# The test did not fail.
		nofailtype = 1;
	} else {
		nofailtype = 0;
	}

	if (dopass == 0 && nofailtype == 1)
		next

	printf "Test %3d:  %s\n", tp, $3

	if (infoind > 0 && res != NOTINUSE) {
		numprint = infoind;
		for (i = 0; i < infoind; i++) {
			if (nofailtype && infoline[i] ~ /^--/) {
				numprint--;
				continue;
			}
			printf "  %s\n", infoline[i];
		}
		if (numprint)
			print ""
	}
	if (nofailtype == 0 && failnum == 0)
		print "	Warning: No reasons given for result"

}

# A TCM start line
$1 == 15 {
	donefirst = 0;
}


END {

}

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