[U-Boot-Users] Script based testing?

We are planning to write some Perl scripts to automate our testing and
we will use the U-Boot shell via the serial interface.
This is appealing because, for example, we can put tests into lengthy repeat
loops and run them automatically to stress our board.
We will use some of our own custom commands that we added to the build for the
FPGAs on our board but it seems to us very likely that this script based testing
has probably been done before by many U-Boot users for the "common" commands
that are in the build.
I am aware of the Kermit scripts in the tools/scripts directory but they perform only
a few commands.
I checked the mail archive at SourceForge but found nothing relevant, so I am
raising this on the list myself.
Are there any existing scripts (Perl or any other language) for U-Boot command line
testing and that are in the public domain already ?
Thanks,
Charles.
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Dr Charles J Gillan
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Northern Ireland, UK
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In message E1E5QdV-0007Qw-Su@mail.sourceforge.net you wrote:
We are planning to write some Perl scripts to automate our testing and we will use the U-Boot shell via the serial interface.
Why Perl? expect seems to be more appropriate for such a task.
Are there any existing scripts (Perl or any other language) for U-Boot command line testing and that are in the public domain already ?
Not yet.
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Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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