New scripts: Batch run tests in x64 Linux #162
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I doubt whether we should keep these script in the master branch. Leave it for now. |
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Adapted from #143.
script/subscript-function.sh: provide some useful functions
script/run_test_in_batch.sh: batch run tests. For each test, it will build a new copy of the cpu-sec-bench (I doubt whether this is appropriate) and compile with different options. After all the tests finished, it will collect the results in a new directory named "results".
batch-option/: the .csv files in this directory are used to run tests in different OS and architecture. They record the name of the tests, the mode, and the compile options. When running script/run_test_in_batch.sh, you need to indicate which .csv file you want to use. More batch-options in PR#143 will be supplemented if this PR is merged.