test/ppmforge.test


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#! /bin/sh
# This script tests: ppmforge
# Also requires: pnmpsnr

echo "Test 1. Should print: 547829788 196623  (Mersenne Twister)" 
#               3634219838 196623 (Glibc rand() )
#               3262664440 196623 (MAC OS rand() )
ppmforge -night -seed 1 | cksum

tmpdir=${tmpdir:-/tmp}
test_ppm=${tmpdir}/test.ppm


# Target values for following tests were determined by running the
# ppmforge command pairs 30 times with different seeds, finding
# the minimum (or "poorest match") for each component and 
# subtracting 0.01 dB.   As such these are weak tests.


echo "Test 2."
ppmforge -cloud -seed 1 -power 0.75 > ${test_ppm}
ppmforge -cloud -seed 1 -power 0.74 | \
  pnmpsnr -rgb -target1=41.15 -target2=41.15 -target3=999 - ${test_ppm}

rm ${test_ppm}

echo "Test 3."
ppmforge -cloud -seed 1 -dimension 2.15 > ${test_ppm}
ppmforge -cloud -seed 1 -dimension 2.175 | \
  pnmpsnr -rgb -target1=43.39 -target2=43.39 -target3=999 - ${test_ppm}

  # Note that there should be no difference for the target3: blue.


rm ${test_ppm}

echo "Test 4."
ppmforge -seed 1 -stars 0 -ice 0.01 -power 1.18 -hour 10 >  ${test_ppm}
ppmforge -seed 1 -stars 0 -ice 0.01 -power 1.22 -hour 10 | \
  pnmpsnr -target1=27.89 -target2=24.25 -target3=37.87 - ${test_ppm}

rm ${test_ppm}

echo "Test 5."
ppmforge -seed 1 -stars 0 -ice 0.01 \
    -inclination 9  -hour 12 -power 200 > ${test_ppm} 
ppmforge -seed 1 -stars 0 -ice 0.01 \
    -inclination 10 -hour 12 -power 200 | \
  pnmpsnr -target1=46.07 -target2=52.00 -target3=67.77 - ${test_ppm}

rm ${test_ppm}