ROAST
ROAST is an open-source Python framework that simplifies the development of complex validation test suites. To accomplish this, ROAST provides a collection of interfaces that allows test developers to build test suites in a highly structured manner.
Key features:
- Compose systems from Xilinx or custom components
- Define systems composed from various configuration sources
- Heirarchical configuration system
- Randomized data provider for randomized testing
- Generic APIs for simplified usage and access
- Plugin system for extensibility
ROAST consists of three packages:
- roast: Core functionality that includes interfaces, plugin framework, configuration management, and more
- roast-xilinx (recommended: plugin for roast that includes Xilinx specific functionality such as board acquisition, PetaLinux building, Vitis wrapper, and more.
- pytest-roast (optional): plugin for pytest that includes pytest fixtures for accelerated test development when using pytest as a test runner. Features includes target automation, scenario generation, and configuration generation.
Example test flow with package breakdown:
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