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OLPC-Tinderbox is a test runner and test result reporting tool. It takes in [[Build system|builds]], runs [[Tinderbox/Modules|test modules]] on them, and [http://learn.laptop.org/index3 reports its results] ([http://learn.laptop.org/builds/2008-04-26-0000/ example]).
OLPC-Tinderbox is a test runner and test result reporting tool. It takes in [[Build system|builds]], runs [[Tinderbox/Modules|test modules]] on them, and [http://learn.laptop.org/index3 reports its results] ([http://learn.laptop.org/builds/2008-04-26-0000/ example]).


It produces both synthetic measurements on software-only platforms like [[Sugar with sugar-jhbuild|jhbuild]], performance results on actual OLPC hardware, and [[Tinderbox Power|high-resolution power measurements]] on [[Tinderbox/Hardware instrumentation|specially instrumented hardware]].
It produces both synthetic measurements on software-only platforms like [[Sugar with sugar-jhbuild|jhbuild]], performance results on actual OLPC hardware, and [[Tinderbox Power|high-resolution power measurements]] on specially [[Tinderbox/Hardware instrumentation|instrumented hardware]].


It is comparable to [http://buildbot.net buildbots] such as [http://iorich.caltech.edu:8014/ Titus' olpc buildbot].
It is comparable to [http://buildbot.net buildbots] such as [http://iorich.caltech.edu:8014/ Titus' olpc buildbot].

Revision as of 00:42, 26 April 2008

A happy Tinderbox run

OLPC-Tinderbox is a test runner and test result reporting tool. It takes in builds, runs test modules on them, and reports its results (example).

It produces both synthetic measurements on software-only platforms like jhbuild, performance results on actual OLPC hardware, and high-resolution power measurements on specially instrumented hardware.

It is comparable to buildbots such as Titus' olpc buildbot.

Please help us Light the Tinderbox, or consider running your own Tinderbox. (If you prefer other test running systems, that's fine too. We can use all the help we can get.)

Tinderbox is developed by Chris Ball and being documented by Michael Stone.