spec:/score/timecounter/val/install

Tests timecounter installation related functions and directives of the Clock Manager. More...

Files
file	tc-timecounter-install.c

Data Structures
struct	Timecounter

Functions
	T_TEST_CASE (ScoreTimecounterValInstall)

Detailed Description

Tests timecounter installation related functions and directives of the Clock Manager.

This test case performs the following actions:

• Call the simple timecounter tick service with a zero delta and offset. This will lead to an overflow to zero of the timehand generation. It shall not change the initial clock values.
• Call the directives to get the initial value of CLOCK_REALTIME and the initial boot time.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_REALTIME in seconds and nanoseconds format.
  • Check that CLOCK_REALTIME is frozen in seconds and nanoseconds format.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_REALTIME in coarse resolution in seconds and nanoseconds format.
  • Check that CLOCK_REALTIME is frozen in coarse resolution in seconds and nanoseconds format.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_REALTIME in binary time format.
  • Check that CLOCK_REALTIME is frozen in binary time format.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_REALTIME in coarse resolution in binary time format.
  • Check that CLOCK_REALTIME is frozen in coarse resolution in binary time format.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_REALTIME in seconds and microseconds format.
  • Check that CLOCK_REALTIME is frozen in seconds and microseconds format.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_REALTIME in coarse resolution in seconds and microseconds format.
  • Check that CLOCK_REALTIME is frozen in coarse resolution in seconds and microseconds format.
  • Check the initial boot time in seconds and nanoseconds format.
  • Check the initial boot time in binary time format.
  • Check the initial boot time in seconds and microseconds format.
• Call the directives to get the initial value of CLOCK_MONOTONIC and the initial boot time.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_MONOTONIC in seconds and nanoseconds format.
  • Check that CLOCK_MONOTONIC is frozen in seconds and nanoseconds format.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_MONOTONIC in coarse resolution in seconds and nanoseconds format.
  • Check that CLOCK_MONOTONIC is frozen in coarse resolution in seconds and nanoseconds format.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_MONOTONIC in binary time format.
  • Check that CLOCK_MONOTONIC is frozen in binary time format.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_MONOTONIC in coarse resolution in binary time format.
  • Check that CLOCK_MONOTONIC is frozen in coarse resolution in binary time format.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_MONOTONIC in signed binary time format.
  • Check that CLOCK_MONOTONIC is frozen in signed binary time format.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_MONOTONIC in seconds and microseconds format.
  • Check that CLOCK_MONOTONIC is frozen in seconds and microseconds format.
  • Check the initial CLOCK_MONOTONIC in coarse resolution in seconds and microseconds format.
  • Check that CLOCK_MONOTONIC is frozen in coarse resolution in seconds and microseconds format.
• Install timecounter of different quality levels and frequencies.
  • Install a timecounter with a high quality level and normal frequency. Check that it was installed.
  • Install a timecounter with a high quality level and low frequency. Check that it was not installed.
  • Install a timecounter with a high quality level and high frequency. Check that it was installed.
  • Install a timecounter with a low quality level. Check that it was not installed.
• Call the directives to get the time in the highest resolution available to the system.
  • Check that the timecounter was used by rtems_clock_get_realtime().
  • Check that the timecounter was used by rtems_clock_get_realtime_bintime().
  • Check that the timecounter was used by rtems_clock_get_realtime_timeval().
  • Check that the timecounter was used by rtems_clock_get_monotonic().
  • Check that the timecounter was used by rtems_clock_get_monotonic_bintime().
  • Check that the timecounter was used by rtems_clock_get_monotonic_sbintime().
  • Check that the timecounter was used by rtems_clock_get_monotonic_timeval().
• Call the directives to get the time in a coarse resolution.
  • Check that the timecounter was not used by rtems_clock_get_realtime_coarse().
  • Check that the timecounter was not used by rtems_clock_get_realtime_coarse_bintime().
  • Check that the timecounter was not used by rtems_clock_get_realtime_coarse_timeval().
  • Check that the timecounter was not used by rtems_clock_get_monotonic_coarse().
  • Check that the timecounter was not used by rtems_clock_get_monotonic_coarse_bintime().
  • Check that the timecounter was not used by rtems_clock_get_monotonic_coarse_timeval().
  • Check that the timecounter was not used by rtems_clock_get_boot_time().
  • Check that the timecounter was not used by rtems_clock_get_boot_time_bintime().
  • Check that the timecounter was not used by rtems_clock_get_boot_time_timeval().
• Call the directives to get the time in the highest resolution available to the system.
  • Prepare the timecounter to get a large time difference. Check that rtems_clock_get_realtime() returns the correct time.
  • Prepare the timecounter to get a large time difference. Check that rtems_clock_get_realtime_bintime() returns the correct time.
  • Prepare the timecounter to get a large time difference. Check that rtems_clock_get_realtime_timeval() returns the correct time.
  • Prepare the timecounter to get a large time difference. Check that rtems_clock_get_monotonic() returns the correct time.
  • Prepare the timecounter to get a large time difference. Check that rtems_clock_get_monotonic_bintime() returns the correct time.
  • Prepare the timecounter to get a large time difference. Check that rtems_clock_get_monotonic_sbintime() returns the correct time.
  • Prepare the timecounter to get a large time difference. Check that rtems_clock_get_monotonic_timeval() returns the correct time.
• Update the oldest timehand after a large time interval.
• Call the simple timecounter tick service with non-zero delta and offset parameter values so that exactly one second passed.
  • Check that exactly one second passed due to the simple clock tick service.
• Install a very high quality timecounter with a low frequency to test the NTP support.
  • Let the seconds value of CLOCK_REALTIME not change. Check that the NTP update second handler is not called.
  • Let the seconds value of CLOCK_REALTIME change by one. Check that the NTP update second handler is called exactly once.
  • Let the seconds value of CLOCK_REALTIME change by 200. Check that the NTP update second handler is called exactly 200 times.
  • Let the seconds value of CLOCK_REALTIME change by 201. Check that the NTP update second handler is called exactly twice.
  • Let the seconds value of CLOCK_REALTIME change by one. Check that the NTP update second handler is incremented the CLOCK_REALTIME by one second.
  • Let the seconds value of CLOCK_REALTIME change by one. Check that the NTP update second handler is decremented the CLOCK_REALTIME by one second.
  • Let the seconds value of CLOCK_REALTIME change by one. Check that the NTP update second handler increased the timecounter frequency.
  • Let the seconds value of CLOCK_REALTIME change by one. Check that the NTP update second handler decreased the timecounter frequency.