vchoi_fork

#! /bin/sh

#

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#

# Test script for the flush/evict single objects feature.

#

# This test file doesn't actually perform any tests, rather, it acts

# as a process manager for the 'flushrefresh' test file, which is where

# the tests are actually housed. The reason this script exists is because

# the verification of this feature needs to occur in separate processes

# from the one in which the file is being manipulated in. (i.e., we have

# a single writer process, and various reader processes spawning off

# and doing the verification that individual objects are being 

# correctly flushed).

#

# Programmer:

#   Mike McGreevy

#   Tuesday, July 20, 2010

​

###############################################################################

## test variables

###############################################################################

​

# Number of errors encountered during test run.

nerrors=0

​

# Set up a function to check the current time since the epoch - ideally, we'd

# like to use Perl. If it wasn't detected by configure, then use date, though

# this is less portable and might cause problems on machines that don't

# recognize the +%s option (like Solaris).

#

# Note that PERL will resolve to true or false, not a path.

PERL=@PERL@

if test -n "$PERL"; then

    TimeStamp()

    {

        time=`perl -e 'print int(time)'`

        echo "$time"

    }

else

    TimeStamp()