Add -vv verboser mode switch to run-test262 #561
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Prints the test name and running time in milliseconds. Supersedes `-T <ms>` because that switch prints the same info, only for slow tests.
saghul
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bnoordhuis
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| } | ||
| int msec = 0; | ||
| run_test(p, test_index, &msec); | ||
| if (verbose > 1 || (msec > 0 && msec >= slow_test_threshold)) |
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I introduced a small bug here, it should have been written as:
if (verbose > 1 || (slow_test_threshold && msec >= slow_test_threshold))...because now it prints a line for every test that takes >= 1 ms to run. I'll fix that shortly.
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Prints the test name and running time in milliseconds. Supersedes
-T <ms>because that switch prints the same info, only for slow tests.