gnlTester

You can speed up the build process by using the Makefile's job flag to build in parallel. Use the command corresponding to your operating system to detect the number of available CPU cores.

# On Linux
make -j$(nproc) m

# On macOS
make -j$(sysctl -n hw.ncpu) m

If you are using a 42 Mac environment, use these commands to set up Docker in the goinfre directory to manage space and permissions correctly. This involves removing existing Docker configurations and creating symbolic links to the goinfre directory.

rm -rf ~/Library/Containers/com.docker.docker
rm -rf ~/.docker
rm -rf /goinfre/${USER}/docker /goinfre/${USER}/agent
mkdir -p /goinfre/${USER}/docker /goinfre/${USER}/agent
ln -s /goinfre/${USER}/agent ~/Library/Containers/com.docker.docker
ln -s /goinfre/${USER}/docker ~/.docker

To use gnlTester, clone this repository directly into your get_next_line project directory. The tester is compatible with both Linux and macOS and includes features like SIGSEGV handling and timeouts for the mandatory part.

git clone <repository_url> <path_to_your_get_next_line_folder>

Use the following make commands to execute different test suites. You can run tests locally or inside a Linux container via Docker for more rigorous testing (recommended for Valgrind usage).

# Local tests
make m          # Launch mandatory tests
make b          # Launch bonus tests
make a          # Launch mandatory + bonus tests

# Docker tests (Recommended for rigorous testing with Valgrind)
make dockerm    # Launch mandatory tests in Linux container
make dockerb    # Launch bonus tests in Linux container
make dockera    # Launch mandatory + bonus tests in Linux container