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0001-Ticket-58-Add-stress-test.patch

{{{
[==========] Running 1 test(s).
[ RUN ] ns_stress_test
min idle threads: 0
max work q size: 201
max event q size: 326
min idle threads: 0
max work q size: 1000
max event q size: 463
3 job_count: 1000 client_fail_count: 0 server_fail_count: 0 client_success_count: 1000 server_success_count: 1000
[ OK ] ns_stress_test
[==========] 1 test(s) run.
[ PASSED ] 1 test(s).
}}}

It's a great idea to add a stress test.

I have a couple of questsions/requests...
Could you tell me how to run the stress test? :)
It'd be nice to have a comment section or a readme file how much nunc-stans is stressed and what is being tested... Probably, for the other cmocka test cases, as well?
cmocka already has test cases. Are they supposed to be in the libnunc-stans.so? (I guess not?) Currently, we are building nunc-stans in the 389-ds-base build which takes a tarball of nunc-stans. Are we changing the method of releasing nunc-stans? For instance, are we planning to turn it to an independent package?
You may want to run autoconf/automake and push the generated files, as well? ;)

Okay, so I will update the readme? You do make; make check; ./cmocka_stress_test.

At the moment it just loads in a whole bunch of jobs to run and sees if any are missed. I will add more tests soon (IE timer jobs, etc). I will document this too.

I don't know what you mean about the presence of them in libnunc-stans. They should be external? We would only need the tests for development.

I will add the updated autotools files :)

Updated autoconf files
0001-Ticket-58-Add-stress-test.2.patch

This updates building.md to reflect "make; make check; ./cmocka_stress_test"

This also updates the autotools files.

Please don't use c++/java style comments, the rest looks good.

Fixed comment style.

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Replying to [comment:7 firstyear]:

Fixed comment style.

Thanks!