To launch the complete test suite, try this:

 $> make check

The above command test all SIP messages from the "res/torture_msgs"
file and all SDP messages from the "res/torture_sdps" file.





Available test programs are:

  *  ./test/torture_test: test the SIP parser.
  *  ./test/torture_sdp : test the SDP parser, its accessor API and the
                          framework for negotiation.

  *  ./test/turl        : test the sip-urls parser.
  *  ./test/tto         : test some 'to' fields
  *  ./test/tfrom       : test some 'from' fields
  *  ./test/tcontact    : test some 'contact' fields
  *  ./test/tvia        : test some 'via' fields
  *  ./test/tcallid     : test some 'call-id' fields
  *  ./test/tcontentt   : test some 'content-type' fields






How to use the test programs:

--> the SIP parser test messages found in a file.

  Some SIP Message samples are provided in res/torture_msgs
                                           res/torture_msgs2

	./test/torture_test res/torture_msgs 0
	./test/torture_test res/torture_msgs 1 -v
	./test/torture_test res/torture_msgs 3 -v -c


   available options:

    -v : print more info about messages.
    -c : test the "osip_message_clone" method.







--> the SIP url parser:

	./test/turl res/urls.txt








--> the SIP headers parser:

	./test/tcallid conf/callids.txt
	./test/tfrom  conf/froms.txt
	./test/tto conf/tos.txt
	./test/tvia conf/vias.txt
	./test/tcontact conf/contacts.txt






--> the SDP parser:

  Some SDP Message samples are provided in res/torture_sdps

	./test/torture_sdp res/torture_sdps 3
	./test/torture_sdp res/torture_sdps 3 -v