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# DAMAGE.
# Run test suite on a remote machine over ssh (Issue 310).
#
# Setup requirements:
# * Install rsync and ssh on local host, rsync and sshd on remote host
# * Set up RSA-key passwordless login to avoid repeatedly typing your
# password
# * For a remote Windows host, cygwin sshd is assumed, and cygpath must be
# on the path. Also, make sure the USERPROFILE env var is set in your
# ~/.bash_profile file as it doesn't seem to be set by default like it is
# with normal Windows login. E.g.:
# if [ ! -n "$USERPROFILE" ]; then
# export USERPROFILE="E:\Documents and Settings\derek"
# fi
#
# Required parameters:
# HOST:STRING = Name of remote host.
# REMOTE_WINDOWS:BOOL = Whether remote host is Windows.
#
# Optional parameters (defaults will typically work):
# USER:STRING = Username on remote host. Default is $USER from env.
# LOCAL_SRCDIR:PATH = Path to source dir on local machine.
# Default is parent dir of this script's path.
# REMOTE_SRCDIR:PATH = Path to source dir on remote host.
# Default is "~/dr/regression/src"
# REMOTE_TESTDIR:PATH = Path to build dir on remote host.
# Default is "~/dr/regression/build"
# REMOTE_CTEST:FILEPATH = Path to ctest on remote host.
# Default assumes "ctest" is on the path.
#
# Examples of usage:
#
# cd /my/checkout && cmake -DHOST=dr-ubuntu -P suite/runsuite_ssh.cmake
#
# cmake -DHOST=mylaptop -DUSER=derek -DREMOTE_WINDOWS=ON -P /my/checkout/suite/runsuite_ssh.cmake
# we need CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_FILE, not sure when added,
# but everyone should be using at least 2.6
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.6)
if (NOT DEFINED USER)
if (NOT DEFINED ENV{USER})
message(FATAL_ERROR "must set USER variable")
else (NOT DEFINED ENV{USER})
set(USER "$ENV{USER}")
endif (NOT DEFINED ENV{USER})
endif (NOT DEFINED USER)
if (NOT DEFINED HOST)
message(FATAL_ERROR "must set HOST variable")
endif (NOT DEFINED HOST)
if (NOT DEFINED LOCAL_SRCDIR)
get_filename_component(LOCAL_SRCDIR "${CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_FILE}" PATH)
get_filename_component(LOCAL_SRCDIR "${LOCAL_SRCDIR}/.." ABSOLUTE)
if (NOT EXISTS "${LOCAL_SRCDIR}/core")
message(FATAL_ERROR "must set LOCAL_SRCDIR since using non-standard path to script")
endif ()
endif (NOT DEFINED LOCAL_SRCDIR)
if (NOT DEFINED REMOTE_SRCDIR)
set(REMOTE_SRCDIR "~/dr/regression/src")
endif (NOT DEFINED REMOTE_SRCDIR)
if (NOT DEFINED REMOTE_TESTDIR)
set(REMOTE_TESTDIR "~/dr/regression/build")
endif (NOT DEFINED REMOTE_TESTDIR)
if (NOT DEFINED REMOTE_CTEST)
set(REMOTE_CTEST "ctest")
endif (NOT DEFINED REMOTE_CTEST)
find_program(RSYNC rsync)
if (NOT RSYNC)
message(FATAL_ERROR "cannot find rsync")
endif (NOT RSYNC)
find_program(SSH ssh)
if (NOT SSH)
message(FATAL_ERROR "cannot find ssh")
endif (NOT SSH)
function (run_cmd cmd)
string(REGEX REPLACE ";" " " cmd_print "${cmd}")
message("${cmd_print}")
# let stdout and stderr go to screen
execute_process(COMMAND ${cmd} RESULT_VARIABLE cmd_result)
if (cmd_result)
message(FATAL_ERROR "*** ${cmd_print} returned failure ${cmd_result} ***")
endif (cmd_result)
endfunction (run_cmd)
# ensure remote dirs exist
set(cmd "${SSH}" "${USER}@${HOST}"
"mkdir" "-p" "${REMOTE_SRCDIR}" "&&"
"mkdir" "-p" "${REMOTE_TESTDIR}")
run_cmd("${cmd}")
# copy the local source tree to the remote host using rsync
# * using -C to avoid sending ~ files, but need explicit include of core/,
# and also all files under ext/drsyms/libelftc/ in order to copy pre-built
# static libraries
# * not using -u since last tree tested might have newer timestamps
# * not paying cost of checksums (-c) since assuming that either
# time or size will be different
# * if coming from a perforce checkout don't want to preserve read-only
# perms so should use "-rltgoD" instead of "-a" though should just
# get replaced next time so shouldn't matter
set(cmd "${RSYNC}" "-avzC" "--include=core/" "--include=ext/drsyms/libelftc/**" "--delete"
# exclude, in case people keep build/install dirs inside src dir
"--exclude=/build*" "--exclude=/exports*"
"${LOCAL_SRCDIR}/"
"${USER}@${HOST}:${REMOTE_SRCDIR}/")
run_cmd("${cmd}")
# run test suite with "ssh" param to set GENERATE_PDBS:BOOL=OFF and
# disable cmake try-compile (i#310)
if (REMOTE_WINDOWS)
# using Windows cmake so we can't use a cygwin path
set(SCRIPT_ARG "`cygpath -m ${REMOTE_SRCDIR}`/suite/runsuite.cmake,ssh")
else (REMOTE_WINDOWS)
set(SCRIPT_ARG "${REMOTE_SRCDIR}/suite/runsuite.cmake,ssh")
endif (REMOTE_WINDOWS)
set(cmd "${SSH}" "${USER}@${HOST}"
"cd" "${REMOTE_TESTDIR}" "&&"
"${REMOTE_CTEST}" "-V" "-S" "${SCRIPT_ARG}")
run_cmd("${cmd}")