#!/usr/bin/perl
# for p in perl$perlall; do perl$p t/mock --logdir=t/reports/1.28/r584 t/*.t; done
#
# Replay results from stored log files to test the result of the
# current TODO status.
#
# Currently perl compiler tests are stored in two formats:
#
# 1. log.test-$arch-$perlversion
#
# 2. log.modules-$perlversion
#
# When running the Mock tests the actual tests are not executed,
# instead the results from log file are used instead for the result of ok. 
# A typical perl-compiler testrun lasts several hours, with Mock
# several seconds.
use strict;
BEGIN {
  unshift @INC, 't';
}
use Mock;
use modules;
my $X = $^X =~ m/\s/ ? qq{"$^X"} : $^X;
unless (eval "require Test::Harness::Straps;") {
  print "Installing Test::Harness::Straps via cpan...\n";
  system("$X -S cpan Test::Harness::Straps");
}
my ($logdir) = grep /--logdir=(.+)/, @ARGV;
my ($arch) = grep /--arch=(.+)/, @ARGV;
$logdir = "." unless $logdir;
my @mod = find_modules_report($logdir);
my @tst = find_test_report($logdir, $arch);
my @tests = @ARGV ? @ARGV : glob "t/*.t";
for my $test (@tests) {
  my $version = perlversion;
  my @files = $test =~ /modules\.t/ ? @mod : @tst;
  @files = () if $test =~ /issue34\.t/;  # ignore handmade test
  @files = () if $test =~ /bytecode\.t/; # XXX make it into a sub from test.pl
  for my $log (@files) {
    #my $rpt = parse_report($_);
    # XXX run mock test and use result
    mock_harness($log, $test);
  }
}