Push_Swap Arktester

How to use it ?

1. git clone https://github.com/Arkhavy/Arktest_Push_Swap.git where your binary is located
2. Make sure your checker and your binary exist
3. Rename the checker in the script if needed (default is checker_Mac)
4. cd Arktest_Push_Swap
5. ./arktest.sh
6. Brace yourself

The tester has flags !

Option	Name	Description
-h	Help	Display help and exit.
-i	Info	Display informations about results of tests and exit.
-p	Parsing tests	Do parsing tests (42 tests)
-s	Small tests	Do 3 and 5 digits tests (126 tests)
-m	Medium tests	Do 100 digits tests (500 tests)
-l	Large tests	Do 500 digits tests (500 tests)
-os	Opt and small tests	Do Small tests + 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9 digits tests (2370 tests)
-om	Opt and medium tests	Do Medium tests + 10, 25, 50 and 75 digits tests (2500 tests)
-ol	Opt and large tests	Do Large tests + 200, 300, 400 digits tests (2000 tests)

• If you launch the script without flags, it will do all tests (Currently 6912 tests, it might take some time)
• You can use different flags to do only some tests and not all of them !
• You can use multiple flags at the same time !
  • ./arktest.sh -p -s -ol as example will then do parsing, 3, 5, 200, 300, 400, 500 digits tests !

There is a trace and additional infos !

• If you have any Checker KOs, Checker Errors, Timeout, TMIs, Leaks, Crash, it will be listed in the trace.txt created at the start of the script !
• Every series of test has its own best, average and worst displayed at the end of each series.
  • You can then see which line gave you the best or worst result and the average of the whole batch of test !

ATTENTION

• The script is currently a Work In Progress
• If the script displays anything weird, you might display something weird yourself with your program (if not, please contact me)
• There is currently 6912 tests done, hope your body is ready (and your terminal too)
• Norm test, leak tests, crash tests and timeout tests are currently non existent, they will be added in the future
• Since timeout test does not exist yet, if the script get stuck in an infinite loop, it's your fault !
• Any feedback is appreciated at ljohnson@student.42lyon.fr, any idea for more features too !