windowing/windowserver/test/t_integ/scripts/graphics-wserv-integ-surface-screenrotation.script
Fix def files so that the implementation agnostic interface definition has no non-standards defined entry points, and change the eglrefimpl specific implementation to place its private entry points high up in the ordinal order space in the implementation region, not the standards based entrypoints region.
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// graphics-wserv-integ-surface-screenrotation.script
//
// Tests elements of the classes associated with RWindow and the Surface Update Server
// as a means of confidence that the APIs work as expected.
//
// The purpose is to provide a regression test suite of Public
// APIs for RWindow. Negative testing is performed to confirm that correct
// errors are returned when incorrect parameters are given.
//
// The tests are fully automated.
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//! @file
//! @SYMTestSuiteName graphics-wserv-integ-surface
//! @SYMScriptTestEnvironment This test script requires a basic ROM.
LOAD_SUITE t_wservintegserver
START_TESTCASE GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0009-0001
//! @SYMTestCaseID GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0009-0001
//! @SYMPREQ 1007 1019
//! @SYMREQ 8222 8223 8227
//! @SYMAPI RWindow
//! @SYMAuthor John Mercer
//! @SYMCreationDate 24/08/2007
//! @SYMTestCaseDependencies graphics-wserv-integ-surface.script
//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Moving Image with opaque UI Components, whilst changing screen device orientation
//! @SYMTestActions With graphics-0001 as a base.
//! From a separate thread/process raise a screen orientation change event.
//! Use CWsScreenDevice::SetCurrentRotations() to change the screen rotation
//! Utilise CWsScreenDevice::GetRotationsList() to obtain the supported rotations. (NOTE: requires entry in wsini.ini)
//! Measure frame rate.
//! @SYMTestStatus Implemented
//! @SYMTestPriority 1
//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Frame Rate: 30fps
//! Display is composed of moving image in background with opaque UI components in foreground. The moving image is that of a clock sweep with large numerals indicating the frame number.
//! NOTE: Screen rotates through the available orientations. Application receives screen rotation event to redraw to a different perspective.
//! @SYMTestType CIT
RUN_TEST_STEP !Heap=0x200000 100 t_wservintegserver WServIntegSurface c:\graphics\graphics-wserv-integ-surface.ini graphics-wserv-integ-surface-0009-001
END_TESTCASE GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0009-0001
START_TESTCASE GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0024-0001
//! @SYMTestCaseID GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0024-0001
//! @SYMPREQ 1007 1019
//! @SYMREQ 8222 8223 8227
//! @SYMAPI RWindow
//! @SYMAuthor John Mercer
//! @SYMCreationDate 24/08/2007
//! @SYMTestCaseDependencies graphics-wserv-integ-surface.script
//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Moving Image with semi-transparent UI Components, whilst changing screen device orientation
//! @SYMTestActions With graphics-0001 as a base.
//! From a separate thread/process raise a screen orientation change event.
//! Use CWsScreenDevice::SetCurrentRotations() to change the screen rotation
//! Utilise CWsScreenDevice::GetRotationsList() to obtain the supported rotations. (NOTE: requires entry in wsini.ini)
//! Measure frame rate.
//! @SYMTestStatus Implemented
//! @SYMTestPriority 1
//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Frame Rate: 30fps
//! Display is composed of moving image in background with semi-transparent UI components in foreground. The moving image is that of a clock sweep with large numerals indicating the frame number.
//! NOTE: Screen rotates through the available orientations. Application receives screen rotation event to redraw to a different perspective.
//! @SYMTestType CIT
RUN_TEST_STEP !Heap=0x200000 100 t_wservintegserver WServIntegSurface c:\graphics\graphics-wserv-integ-surface.ini graphics-wserv-integ-surface-0024-001
END_TESTCASE GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0024-0001
START_TESTCASE GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0039-0001
//! @SYMTestCaseID GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0039-0001
//! @SYMPREQ 1007 1019
//! @SYMREQ 8222 8223 8227
//! @SYMAPI RWindow
//! @SYMAuthor John Mercer
//! @SYMCreationDate 24/08/2007
//! @SYMTestCaseDependencies graphics-wserv-integ-surface.script
//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Multiple Moving Images with opaque UI Components, whilst changing screen device orientation
//! @SYMTestActions With graphics-0001 as a base.
//! From a separate thread/process raise a screen orientation change event.
//! Use CWsScreenDevice::SetCurrentRotations() to change the screen rotation
//! Utilise CWsScreenDevice::GetRotationsList() to obtain the supported rotations. (NOTE: requires entry in wsini.ini)
//! Measure frame rate.
//! @SYMTestStatus Implemented
//! @SYMTestPriority 1
//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Frame Rate: 30fps
//! Display is composed of 2 moving images in background, with opaque UI components in foreground. The moving images are that of a clock sweep with large numerals indicating the frame number (red on blue background for video, and yellow on green background for viewfinder).
//! NOTE: Screen rotates through the available orientations. Application receives screen rotation event to redraw to a different perspective.
//! @SYMTestType CIT
RUN_TEST_STEP !Heap=0x200000 500 t_wservintegserver WServIntegSurface c:\graphics\graphics-wserv-integ-surface.ini graphics-wserv-integ-surface-0039-001
END_TESTCASE GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0039-0001
START_TESTCASE GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0054-0001
//! @SYMTestCaseID GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0054-0001
//! @SYMPREQ 1007 1019
//! @SYMREQ 8222 8223 8227
//! @SYMAPI RWindow
//! @SYMAuthor John Mercer
//! @SYMCreationDate 24/08/2007
//! @SYMTestCaseDependencies graphics-wserv-integ-surface.script
//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Multiple Moving Images with semi-transparent UI Components, whilst changing screen device orientation
//! @SYMTestActions With graphics-0061 as a base.
//! From a separate thread/process raise a screen orientation change event.
//! Use CWsScreenDevice::SetCurrentRotations() to change the screen rotation
//! Utilise CWsScreenDevice::GetRotationsList() to obtain the supported rotations. (NOTE: requires entry in wsini.ini)
//! Measure frame rate.
//! @SYMTestStatus Implemented
//! @SYMTestPriority 1
//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Frame Rate: 30fps
//! Display is composed of moving image in background with semi-transparent UI components in foreground. The moving image is that of a clock sweep with large numerals indicating the frame number.
//! NOTE: Screen rotates through the available orientations. Application receives screen rotation event to redraw to a different perspective.
//! @SYMTestType CIT
RUN_TEST_STEP !Heap=0x200000 100 t_wservintegserver WServIntegSurface c:\graphics\graphics-wserv-integ-surface.ini graphics-wserv-integ-surface-0054-001
END_TESTCASE GRAPHICS-WSERV-INTEG-SURFACE-0054-0001