something like the unit tests in macOS/Xcode, where you can test code against a variety of hardware/software profiles for kernel/userland apps, maybe even hook it up to bhyve
it should really help kernel development at least, and really motivate programmers to run checks against their software, and could get the industry get go, and it could help a lot in device driver testing too if you wanna go that route
I have no ability to do something like this yet until I get my online degree in cs and socialize for a bit with my professors, maybe get some on-the-job training type thing, or bother people in #freebsd until it works lol =(
it would be cool, maybe you can compile it with debugging symbol info and set a conf like "if struct sys function() = 0 then set sys->page->size=10000000" or something
what does everyone think?
it should really help kernel development at least, and really motivate programmers to run checks against their software, and could get the industry get go, and it could help a lot in device driver testing too if you wanna go that route
I have no ability to do something like this yet until I get my online degree in cs and socialize for a bit with my professors, maybe get some on-the-job training type thing, or bother people in #freebsd until it works lol =(
it would be cool, maybe you can compile it with debugging symbol info and set a conf like "if struct sys function() = 0 then set sys->page->size=10000000" or something
what does everyone think?
