CCGMS Testing

Transfer Test

The commands

    make testup # User Port
    make testsw # SwiftLink/DE

will build CCGMS with automation support and run an automated test in VICE for all file transfer protocols and their combinations.

It should print

    ***** TEST_XFER: PUNTER OK
    ***** TEST_XFER: XMODEM; client: XMODEM, server: 512B/CHKSUM: OK
    ***** TEST_XFER: XMODEM; client: XMODEM, server: 1KB/CRC16:   OK
    ***** TEST_XFER: XMODEM; client: XMODEM-CRC, server: 512B/CHKSUM: OK
    ***** TEST_XFER: XMODEM; client: XMODEM-CRC, server: 1KB/CRC16:   OK
    ***** TEST_XFER: XMODEM; client: XMODEM-1K, server: 512B/CHKSUM: OK
    ***** TEST_XFER: XMODEM; client: XMODEM-1K, server: 1KB/CRC16:   OK
    ***** TEST_XFER: Succeeded!

You will have to quit VICE manually after the test has finished.

The tests uses the respective driver at 2400 baud and takes about 5 minutes. You can speed it up using warp mode. UP9600 has to be tested on real hardware. Refer to the Makefile on how to run the xfer.sh server.

Echo

This test echos all input. Run the server like this:

    cd test
    sh echo.sh

Running any of these

    make runup     # User Port
    make runup9600 # UP9600
    make runsw     # SwiftLink/DE

will connect to the server.

Slowout

This test server prints characters slowly.

    cd test
    sh slowout.sh

Fastout

This test server prints characters at the full data rate.

    cd test
    sh fastout.sh

It can easily overflow the 256 byte CCGMS input buffer if printing cannot keep up. The pattern printed makes it easy to see when characters are dropped.