# $NetBSD: t_mixerctl.sh,v 1.12 2022/08/10 00:14:22 charlotte Exp $
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audio_setup() {
# Open /dev/pad0 so we have a configured audio device.
# Do it in a way that guarantees the open happens before
# we proceed to the (</dev/mixer) below (do not expect
# cat to be running in time to open the device.)
# Note: it is not important that the open of pad0 succeeds,
# if there is real audio hardware on the system, that can (will)
# be used instead, and having pad0 open is irrelevant.
# So, no errors reported if pad0 open fails. If there turns
# out to be no audio device of any kind, then the open of the
# mixer will fail, causing the test to be skipped.
# Saving padpid and later killing it seems to be unnecessary,
# ATF appears to killpg() the process after the test finishes
# which is a good thing, otherwise a test that is skipped/fails
# would not kill the cat (doing it in a cleanup function is not
# convenient as it is a different execution environment, no shared
# variables, we would need to put $padpid in a file.)
(</dev/mixer) >/dev/null 2>&1 ||
atf_skip "no audio mixer available in kernel"
}
atf_test_case noargs_usage
noargs_usage_head() {
atf_set "descr" "Ensure mixerctl(1) with no args prints a usage message"
}
noargs_usage_body() {
audio_setup