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Running a Single Test Case From a CETK Test
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By editing the command line for a CETK test, you can run a single test case.

To run a single test case from a CETK test

  1. In the CETK window, right-click the test for which you want to modify the command line, and then choose Edit Command Line.
  2. Choose Restore to display the default command line for the CETK test.
  3. In the Command line for this test box, add the -x command-line parameter, followed by the ordinal of the test case to run. The following example shows a command line that runs test case 1001, assuming that the CETK test includes a test case 1001.
    tux -o -d <DLL_name> -x 1001
  4. Choose Temporarily, to this target device to temporarily apply the change only to the target device with which you are working.
  5. Choose OK.
  6. In the CETK window, right-click the test for which you modified the command line, and then choose Quick Start.

See Also

How to Analyze CETK Test Results to Debug a Driver | Editing the Command Line for a Test | Tux Command-Line Parameters | Edit Command Line Dialog Box


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