{section: Requirements}

*: Cygwin + Cygwin Perl module
*: Active-State Perl

{section: Testing}

From a Cygwin command-line type:

  export NMI_PLATFORM=x86_winnt_5.1
  export PATH=$PATH:/cygdrive/c/condor/bin
  cd /cygdrive/c
  mkdir nmi_tests
  pushd /cygdrive/c/workspace/source/src
  cp -r condor_{examples,scripts,tests} /cygdrive/c/nmi_tests
  popd
  cd nmi_tests/condor_tests
  cp ../condor_scripts/*.pm ../condor_scripts/batch_test.pl .

Then, to run all the tests (optionally using test parallelization feature [-e]):

  ./batch_test.pl -d . -b -e 10

Or, to run a single test:

  ./batch_test.pl -d . -b -t cmd_q_shows-name

Where =cmd_q_shows-name= can be any of the tests in the test suite.  As a final note, if you are planning on running the tests several times, you will need to delete the =TestingPersonalCondor= directory between test runs:

  rm -rf TestingPersonalCondor

Finally, if you just want a personal Condor up and running quickly, use:

  ./batch_test.pl -p

That's about as simple as it gets; although it is possible to save exporting the =NMI_PLATFORM= and =PATH= each time.  This can be accomplished by adding them to the environment in a persistent manner; either by cygwin startup scripts or changing the Windows environment.  The latter will require a new instance of the cygwin terminal for the variables to be present.