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<strong>Ethereum</strong> <strong>Classic</strong> Documentation, Release 0.1<br />
/build/libethereum/test<br />
and execute a command ./testeth This will run all test cases automatically. To run a specific test case you<br />
could use parameter -t in the command line option:<br />
./testeth -t /<br />
Or just the test suite:<br />
./testeth -t <br />
You could also use --filltests option to rerun test creation from .json files which are located at<br />
../cpp-ethereum/test/.json<br />
./testeth -t / --filltests<br />
By default using --filltests option testeth recreate tests to the ETHEREUM_TEST_PATH folder. You<br />
might want to set this variable globally on your system like:<br />
nano /etc/environment<br />
ETHEREUM_TEST_PATH="/home/user/ethereum/tests"<br />
Filler files are test templates which are used to fill initial parameters defined at test specification <strong>Ethereum</strong> Tests<br />
and then create a complete test .json file. You might find filler files very useful when creating your own tests.<br />
The --checkstate option adds a BOOST error if the post state of filled test differs from it’s expected<br />
section.<br />
To specify a concrete test in a TEST_CASE file for filling/running procedure use --singletest option:<br />
./testeth -t / --singletest <br />
If you want to debug (note: testeth should be build with VMTRACE=1) a single test within a result test .json<br />
file, you might use the following command:<br />
./testeth --log_level=test_suite --run_test=/<br />
--singletest .json<br />
--vmtrace --verbosity 12<br />
or<br />
./testeth -t / --singletest --vmtrace<br />
--verbosity 12<br />
Some tests may use excessive resources when running, so by default they are disabled. Such tests require specific<br />
flag to be set in order to be executed. Like --performance, --inputLimits, --memory, --quadratic.<br />
You may also enable all of the tests by setting --all flag. Be careful. Enabled memory tests may stress your<br />
system to use 4GB of RAM and more.<br />
That’s it for test execution. To read more about command line options you may run testeth with --help<br />
option.<br />
Now let’s see what test cases are available.<br />
Test Cases<br />
Almost each test case has it’s filler file available at /webthree-umbrella/libethereum/test<br />
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