[Oisf-devel] Solaris sparc question

[Yao-Min Chen]

Thank you for the pointer.

Running src/suricata -u, got a core dump at the printf of 
util-mpm.c:MpmRegistersTests():

void MpmRegisterTests(void) {
#ifdef UNITTESTS
    uint16_t i;

    for (i = 0; i < MPM_TABLE_SIZE; i++) {
        if (mpm_table[i].RegisterUnittests != NULL) {
            mpm_table[i].RegisterUnittests();
        } else {
            printf("Warning: mpm %s has no unittest registration 
function...", mpm_table[i].name);
        }
    }
#endif
}

It seems mpm_table[0].name is not defined. I changed the iteration from 
i=0 to i=1 to work around this. Do I lose anything?

enum {
    MPM_NOTSET = 0,

    MPM_WUMANBER,
    MPM_B2G,
    MPM_B3G,

    /* table size */
    MPM_TABLE_SIZE,
};

Thanks,
Yaomin



On 01/15/10 12:38, Will Metcalf wrote:
> You should be able to enable unit tests in the code by passing the 
> configure option --enable-unittests
>
> You can run all unit tests by running
>
> src/suricata -u
>
> Or you can use a case insensitive regex string to only run certain tests
>
> src/suricata -u -U "decode"
>
> will run any matching unit tests
>
> Test DecodeEventTestParse01                                       : pass
> Test DecodeEventTestParse02                                       : pass
> Test DecodeEventTestParse03                                       : pass
> Test DecodeEventTestParse04                                       : pass
> Test DecodeEventTestParse05                                       : pass
> Test DecodeEventTestParse06                                       : pass
> (etc)
>
> On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 1:31 PM, Yao-Min Chen <Yaomin.Chen at sun.com 
> <mailto:Yaomin.Chen at sun.com>> wrote:
>
>     Folks,
>
>     Congratulations on getting Suricata Engine out, a great news in
>     the new
>     year!
>
>     I've downloaded and made a few changes in the source code so it
>     compiles
>     in Solaris.  I wonder if there are unit tests available so I can test
>     the compiled binary (sorry if this a newbie question). Also if anyone
>     can provide a heads up on what functionality may likely to fail in
>     Solaris, I'd appreciate that. One thing in particular that I have
>     noticed is the processor affinity that Linux and Solaris have
>     different
>     facilities. So I'd like to test that part out extensively.
>
>     Regards,
>     Yaomin
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