nvml-sys 0.0.6

A low-level FFI wrapper around the Persistent Memory Development Kit, PMDK (formerly NVML) and its libraries, including libpmem, libpmemobj and others. Currently tracks master after version 1.3.1.
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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#
# src/test/obj_convert/TEST3 -- unit test for pool conversion
#
export UNITTEST_NAME=obj_convert/TEST3
export UNITTEST_NUM=3

# standard unit test setup
. ../unittest/unittest.sh

LOG=out${UNITTEST_NUM}.log
rm -rf $LOG && touch $LOG

require_command gdb
require_test_type medium
require_build_type debug
require_fs_type non-pmem

setup

# set this to enable runtime creation of pools based on the old version of
# the library.
#PATH_TO_1_0_DBG=/path/to/pmdk_1.0/debug

POOLSET=$DIR/testset1

if ! [ -z ${PATH_TO_1_0_DBG+x} ];
then
	create_poolset $POOLSET 16M:$DIR/testfile1:z 16M:$DIR/testfile2:z r\
	64M:$DIR/testfile3:z

	LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$PATH_TO_1_0_DBG ./obj_convert$EXESUFFIX $POOLSET cs 1

	echo -e "y\n" | expect_normal_exit\
		$PMEMPOOL$EXESUFFIX convert $POOLSET &> /dev/null

	expect_normal_exit $PMEMPOOL$EXESUFFIX info $POOLSET &> /dev/null
fi

pass