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Possible to run all tests (by default from the test suite): vlc/build-linux/test $ ./test_src_clock_clock [normal]: checking that normal update has a coeff of 1.0f [lowprecision]: checking that low precision update has a coeff near 1.0f [drift_72]: checking that a drift of 72ms in 2h is handled [drift_-72]: checking that a drift of -72ms in 2h is handled [drift_864]: checking that a drift of 864ms in 24h is handled [drift_-864]: checking that a drift of -864ms in 24h is handled [drift_sudden]: checking that a sudden drift is handled Or run one test with traces: ./test_src_clock_clock lowprecision --tracer=json --json-tracer-file=foo.trace -vv The test fake the timestamps that are sent to the default tracer to behave like a live playback. One possible future scenario would be to feed the clock with real points taken from a real 24h live-streaming playback. |
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| check_POTFILES.sh | ||
| dump_stacktraces.sh | ||
| iosvlc.m | ||
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| meson.build | ||
| run_vlc.sh | ||
| TODO | ||
| vlc-demux-libfuzzer.c | ||
| vlc-demux-run.c | ||
| vlc-window.c | ||