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# "@(#) $Id: TestList,v 1.4 2007/11/19 16:55:46 eallaert Exp $"
#
# TestList
#
# who       when        what
# --------  ----------  ----------------------------------------------
# eallaert  2007-07-02  initial version
# 
#*******************************************************************************
#
SOURCE setupTatEnvironment.tcl
SOURCE copyReferenceFiles.tcl
#
# Format of remaining lines in this file:
#   <testNr> <testName> <prog 1> [<prog 2>..<prog n>]
# with
#   <testNr> the integer number assigned to the test. Usually
#         every record has a different number so that they can
#         be executed individually.
#   <testName> a symbolic name used to identify the test.
#   <prog 1>...  a list of programs to be executed in order to
#         perform the test. It is required to have at least one
#         program. All programs in the list are executed in the
#         background, except the last one, which is executed
#         in the foreground. To pass parameters to a program
#         it is enough to write the complete command line for
#         the program in quotes.
1 cppLoggingBenchmark    "genLoggingProcessesReport -m 2 -l cpp  --csv tmp/cppReport.csv    40000 1 0"
2 cppPerformanceCheck    "calculatePerformance tmp/cppReport.csv     ref/cppPerformance.ref    0.9 1.1"

3 javaLoggingBenchmark   "genLoggingProcessesReport -m 2 -l java --csv tmp/javaReport.csv   40000 1 0"
4 javaPerformanceCheck   "calculatePerformance tmp/javaReport.csv    ref/javaPerformance.ref   0.9 1.1"

5 pythonBenchmark        "genLoggingProcessesReport -m 2 -l py   --csv tmp/pythonReport.csv 40000 1 0"
6 pythonPerformanceCheck "calculatePerformance tmp/pythonReport.csv  ref/pythonPerformance.ref 0.9 1.1"


#1   dbm01         "ACSPerfAnalyzer ../doc/testDBM fakeOutput00"
#2   reportGen01   "ACSPerfReportGen ../doc/testDBM"