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the1-tester

v0.0.10

Published

Tester for METU CENG's Take Home Exam 1

Downloads

20

Readme

HOW TO INSTALL

1.INSTALL NODE.JS

This application requires node.js for working so you must install node.js firstly. ###WINDOWS AND MAC OS X Download installer from http://nodejs.org/download/ and install it ###UBUNTU Run following codes via terminal

sudo apt-get install nodejs
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/nodejs /usr/bin/node

For more information look https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/Installing-Node.js-via-package-manager

2.INSTALL the1-tester VIA NPM

run following code

###UBUNTU:

sudo npm install the1-tester -g

###WINDOWS:

npm install the1-tester -g

USAGE

the1tester -s

This code builds 'the1.c' and tests for default 100 inputs.

USAGE: the1tester [OPTIONS] , where
OPTIONS are:
  -c, --code <arg>              The1 source code
  -g, --generate <arg>          Generate new <arg> inputs for testing
  -s, --save                    Save log file
  -t, --tcc                     Force to use tcc instead of gcc on Windows
  -e, --exec <arg>		    	Use executable file without building source code

#EXAMPLE USAGES creates 250 new inputs for testing and saves log file:

the1tester -g 250

builds mycode.c instead of the1.c and creates 200 inputs

the1tester -c path/to/mycode.c -g 200

run tests using 'xyz' or 'xyz.exe' executable files without build a source code

	the1tester -e path/to/xyz -s
    the1tester -e path/to/xyz.exe -s