Re: [Ring] GSoC Olivier Grégoire (Gasuleg)

[Gregoire Olivier]

****Week 2****

This week, I finished setting up Ring project for launching my tests:

• I deleted some old video tests because they crashed when I build them.  

• I modified my test/sip/Makefile.am to allow the inclusion of all Ring files (by using globals.mk)

• Add the “ring” namespace in the test files.

CppUnit is set up too, we can easily add some tests to the test suite in the test_SIP.h file and they will automatically be build by typing the make check command line.

I began to try to build the different tests:

• testSimpleOutgoingIpCall, testTwoOutgoingIpCall and testHoldIpCall build but failed to pass the tests. The tests failed to create an outgoing call by using manager.

• testSIPURI and testParseDisplayName failed to build because of the modifications made on sip_utils

• testSimpleIncomingIpCall, testTwoIncomingIpCall  and testIncomingIpCallSdp failed to build due to the modification of SIPVoIPLink

The actual patch: https://gerrit-ring.savoirfairelinux.com/#/c/6972/7

For the next week, I will try to make my sip test work.

To do that, I will begin by the tests who actually build. After that, I will try to adapt the other tests with the new SIPVoIPLink and sip_utils files.

On 9 June 2017 at 18:05, Gregoire Olivier <address@hidden> wrote:

The coding phase of the Google Summer of Code has officially begun on may 30.

Now, I will write an article every week on what I have done.

I hope you’ll like it!

 

****Week 1****

The first phase of my GSoC, is to make some tests on the sip part. Some code has been done a long time ago for doing that. It has been removed because he didn’t work with the actual ring (you can found it here: https://gerrit-ring.savoirfairelinux.com/#/c/6972/2 ). I will use it to retrieve some ideas. For example, it uses SIPp to test the sip protocol and I think it’s a really good idea.

 

But, for this first coding week, my principal difficulty was to use autotools. The files configure.ac and Makefile.am can be difficult to understand when you work on it for the first time. I begin to understand, how all this work and I pushed a patch where the build work for my “test” folder https://gerrit-ring.savoirfairelinux.com/#/c/6972/3 . We can create our Makefile.in and Makefile files by using autogen and configure script.

 

For the next week, I will finish to understanding how autotools work on Ring project. The goal is to do the tests when we write “make check”. Once it will be done, I will begin to work with SIPp.

On 9 May 2017 at 15:17, Olivier GREGOIRE <address@hidden> wrote:

Hello,

I am Olivier Grégoire (you can find me on IRC with the name Gasuleg). I'm a Canadian student from École de Technologie Supérieure but I will be in the French time zone during all the summer long. I will work for GNU on the Ring project. 

Ring is, at the moment, unstable due to a lack of automated tests. Only a part of the code is tested. I Need to improve this. 

To do that, I need to: 

  - Reimplement some unit tests to check the components of the SIP pure account. 

  - Research and test automation strategies that integrate the compilation system and Jenkins verification. 

  - Write more unit tests for the critical functions in order to increase the code coverage.

(You can found out my full proposal here for more information) 

I am very happy to work with you,

Olivier Grégoire 

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Cordialement / Best regards 

Olivier Grégoire

Technologie de l'Information - Information Technology

Tel. : +1 (514)-710-3142

 

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Cordialement / Best regards 

Olivier Grégoire

Technologie de l'Information - Information Technology

Tel. : +1 (514)-710-3142