apitrace-tests: Test comma-separated CALLSETs #3
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Tests to go along with patch:
apitrace: Parse comma-separated list in commandline
These tests were taken from existing tests and the prefix "mix-"
prepended to the name. The apitrace call in the script is taken
from the original script except the --call or --frame option is
separated by commas instead of multiple options but covering the
same ranges. Hence the results should be the same as the original
test.
Signed-off-by: Lawrence L Love <lawrencex.l.love@intel.com>
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Tests to go along with patch:
These tests were taken from existing tests and the prefix "mix-"
prepended to the name. The apitrace call in the script is taken
from the original script except the --call or --frame option is
separated by commas instead of multiple options but covering the
same ranges. Hence the results should be the same as the original
test.
Signed-off-by: Lawrence L Love lawrencex.l.love@intel.com