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--- compilation:tests [2015/03/13 15:40]
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+++ compilation:tests [2016/11/10 16:49]
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 After building your installation of Elmer/Ice, you run the tests with the command line
 <code>
-ctest
+ctest -L elmerice (run all Elmer/Ice tests)
+ctest -L elmerice-fast (set of fast Elmer/Ice tests)
+ctest -L elmerice-long (set of slow Elmer/Ice tests)
+ctest -L netcdf (set of test using NetCDF library)
 </code>
 or to run only the tests whose names match the given regular expression
 <code>
-ctest -R <expresssion>
+ctest -R <expression>
 </code>
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   * In directory ''build/elmerice/Testing/Temporary/''
-We can find some files:
+We can find some files:\\
-**LastTest.log** with all the details about the tests and \\
+**''LastTest.log ''** with all the details about the tests and \\
-**LastTestsFailed.log**  with the list of failed tests.
+**''LastTestsFailed.log''**  with the list of failed tests.
-===== How to make test-case =====
+===== How to make cmake test-case =====
-  * Create new directory under ''elmerice/Tests/'', define your analysis (.SIF, mesh files, ...).
+  * Create new directory under ''elmerice/Tests/''
-☛ Note, for the outputs, files named ''**results.dat**'' and ''**result.dat.names**'' __have to be created__. \\
-If do not exist, you can write a script to configure their creation see /Tests/InvMeth_AdjBeta for example).
-  * Define how to run the test write a Makefile (named Makefile), that details two targets:\\
+  * Define your analysis: .SIF file, mesh files, f-90 files and ELMERSOLVER_STARTINFO file
-- ''run'': how to run the test\\
+☛ In order to test a norm resulting from a solver <N>, add those lines at the end of .sif file
-- ''clean'': how to clean up if successfull.
-  * Create repertory DATA/ in test-case repertory and put your validation-file named ''valid_<NameDirectory>.txt''
 <code>
-     Step1Data1 [space] Step1Data2 [space] Step1Data3 ....
+Solver 4 :: Reference Norm = real <norm>
-     Step2Data1 [space] Step2Data2 [space] Step2Data3 ....
+Solver 4 :: Reference Norm Tolerance = Real <tol>
+$fprintf( stderr, "TEST CASE 1\n");
+RUN
+$fprintf( stderr, "END TEST CASE 1: Target NRM=<norm>,EPS=<tol>\n" );
 </code>
-Create a file named ''version'' to describe author and date of the test, Research Institute & Cluster, Elmer(/Ice) version:
+Equivalent to those lines inside the solver block to be tested
 <code>
-                 file established:
+Reference Norm = real <norm>
-                 Date
+Reference Norm Tolerance = Real <tol>
-                 Author,Institute
-                 Cluster
-                 Revision ID
 </code>
-----
-See details in ''[ELMER_TRUNK]/elmerice/Tests/ElmerIceSolver_test_how-to.txt''.
+  * Create CMakeLists.txt file in the test directory with
-----
+<code>
+INCLUDE(${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/../test_macros.cmake)
+CONFIGURE_FILE(<sif_name>.sif <sif_name>.sif COPYONLY)
+ADD_ELMERICETEST_MODULE(<test_name> <module_name> <module_source.f90>)
+FILE(COPY ELMERSOLVER_STARTINFO <file1> <file2> <directory1> ...DESTINATION "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/")
+ADD_ELMERICE_TEST(<test_name>)
+ADD_ELMERICE_LABEL(<test_name> <label>)
+</code>
+__For label__\\
+If the test is < 10s, <label>=elmerice-fast \\
+If the test is > 100s, <label>=slow \\
+  * Create runTest.cmake with
+<code>
+INCLUDE(${TEST_SOURCE}/../test_macros.cmake)
+EXECUTE_PROCESS(COMMAND <command_name> <arg1> <arg2> ...)
+RUN_ELMERICE_TEST()
+</code>

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