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This fixes (parts of) bug #1019.
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The CAN decoder got adjusted to synchronize to the input stream's clock.
Catch up in the test expectation.
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The start sample number of onewire network decoder annotations got fixed
in the decoder implementation (used to start one bit late). Catch up in
the test expectation.
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The previous implementation used the period counter instead of the
period's actual start and end sample number. The implementation got
fixed, catch up in the test expectation.
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Remove the "exception_samplerate" test for the SPI decoder. Lack of a
samplerate specification only breaks the emission of the throughput
annotations, but still allows decoding the clocked signal.
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Adapt all tests that require it to use the old behaviour of assuming an
initial pin value of 0 (or whatever was previously hardcoded in the PD).
for now (this will likely see some changes later).
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Option values are strings, not numbers.
This fixes:
$ ./decoder/pdtest -s jitter
Testcase: jitter/toim4243
Protocol decoder: jitter
Channel clk=3
Channel sig=2
Error: %d format: a number is required, not str
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Signed-off-by: Wolfram Sang <wsa+renesas@sang-engineering.com>
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Signed-off-by: Wolfram Sang <wsa@the-dreams.de>
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Signed-off-by: Karl Palsson <karlp@tweak.net.au>
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Help says -l should list tests. Make it do so.
You can still do "-l uart" to see only uart tests, but -l by itself now
does what you expect.
Signed-off-by: Karl Palsson <karlp@tweak.net.au>
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Signed-off-by: Wolfram Sang <wsa+renesas@sang-engineering.com>
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Time slots and reset pulse/presence detect end timestamps were off by 1 us.
Additional warnings have been added for glitches.
Incomplete starting patterns are ignored.
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Recent libsigrokdecode adjustment changed decoder output. The ID of a
protocol decoder instance need no longer match the decoder type's name
even for simple setups.
Lookup the selected decoder's instance ID during construction of the
decoder stack. Such that the selected decoder's data can get identified
in the output of the stack which is received by runtc(1).
Note that this implementation passes the decoder type's name to the
runtc(1) output file, so that it keeps matching the expected .output
files when pdtest(1) compares those two streams. This approach avoids
the necessity to adjust test.conf or .output files. It will no longer
be appropriate when more complex test configurations shall be supported
which involve multiple instances of the same decoder type or multiple
stacks of decoders.
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When a conditional has one complex branch (multiple instructions), both
branches are supposed to have braces around them. Instead of putting
extra braces around single instructions, eliminate the "else" branch
since the "if" branch already ends in break or return respectively.
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Pass NULL instead of 0 where a pointer is expected. Fixup whitespace.
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Adjust the screen layout of usage() output: Align parameters to options
in identical ways, to separate them from descriptions for options which
don't take parameters. Add previously not listed options.
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This is related to the libsigrokdecode change regarding bug #868.
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Address several minor style nits: Remove trailing empty lines in source
files. Declare 'static' auto variables before non-static variables.
Re-use the result of a division instead of running the calculation again.
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On one hand the exit(3) API might limit the range of values that can get
communicated to callers (a single byte is used in some implementations).
On the other hand wait(2) might interpret specific meaning into some of
the returned values (abnormal cause of termination, like unhandled
signals). So the use of error counts as exit codes for processes can be
severely constrained. For specific non-zero values of error counts, an
exit code of zero might be seen at the caller's side (modulo calculation
or truncation).
Don't pass error or difference counts to exit(3). Instead communicate
the kind of termination (error or difference or success) in exit codes
which reliably can get evaluated by callers.
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Make the pdtest(1) executable return a non-zero exit code for errors
during test execution (as before) as well as for differences in the
decoder output (that's the change). Return either the number of errors
seen, or the number of tests which saw different output. Only return
zero in the absence of errors and differences.
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