Myself and an intern are working on porting dash to VxWorks. https://www.windriver.com/products/vxworks I've found harness for testing scripts, I haven't found anything for verifying dash itself? How does Debian, or any other distro, (or for that matter a BSD), regression test dash? Thanks Brian Wind River
Testing dash on a new OS?
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- From: "Kuhl, Brian" <brian.kuhl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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