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# License
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Test programs of this directory are provided under BSD license (see associated
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LICENSE file).
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# Compilation
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After installation, you can use pkg-config to compile these tests.
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For example, to compile random-test-server run:
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gcc random-test-server.c -o random-test-server `pkg-config --libs --cflags libmodbus`
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- `random-test-server` is necessary to launch a server before running
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random-test-client. By default, it receives and replies to Modbus query on the
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localhost and port 1502.
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- `random-test-client` sends many different queries to a large range of
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addresses and values to test the communication between the client and the
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server.
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- `unit-test-server` and `unit-test-client` run a full unit test suite. These
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programs are essential to test the Modbus protocol implementation and libmodbus
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behavior.
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- `bandwidth-server-one`, `bandwidth-server-many-up` and `bandwidth-client`
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return very useful information about the performance of transfer rate between
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the server and the client. `bandwidth-server-one` can only handles one
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connection at once with a client whereas `bandwidth-server-many-up` opens a
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connection for each new clients (with a limit).
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