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#!/bin/sh

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#
# This is just a simple convenience wrapper to the esock-ttest.
# That means that there are some options not available here.
#

EMU=$ERL_TOP/erts/emulator
EMU_TEST=$EMU/test
ESOCK_TTEST=$EMU_TEST/esock_ttest

RUNTIME=30
# RUNTIME=60
# RUNTIME=600

if [ $# = 3 ]; then
    MSGID=$1
    SERVER_INFO=$2:$3

    ITERATIONS="\
       gen  false $MSGID
       gen  true  $MSGID
       gen  once  $MSGID
       sock false $MSGID --async
       sock true  $MSGID --async
       sock once  $MSGID --async"

else
    if [ $# = 2 ]; then
	MSGID=$1
	SERVER_INFO=$2

	ITERATIONS="\
           sock false $MSGID --async
           sock true  $MSGID --async
           sock once  $MSGID --async"

    else
	echo "Invalid number of args"
	exit 1;
    fi
fi


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

# For when we have figured out how to configure local for gen_tcp...

#ITERATIONS="\
#   gen  false  $MSGID
#   gen  true   $MSGID
#   gen  once   $MSGID
#   sock false  $MSGID
#   sock true   $MSGID
#   sock once   $MSGID"

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

echo "$ITERATIONS" |
  while read TRANSPORT ACTIVE MSG_ID ASYNC; do

      echo ""
      echo "=========== transport = $TRANSPORT, active = $ACTIVE, msg-id = $MSG_ID ==========="
      # The /dev/null at the end is necessary because erlang "does things" with stdin
      # and this case would cause the 'while read' to "fail" so that we only would
      # loop one time
      $ESOCK_TTEST/esock-ttest --client --transport $TRANSPORT $ASYNC --active $ACTIVE --msg-id $MSG_ID --scon $SERVER_INFO --runtime $RUNTIME </dev/null
      echo ""

  done