My J2K toolkit has around 1600 unit tests. For all of the decode unit tests,
I will insert code that, at the very beginning of the unit test:
1) opens the J2K file and stores in memory buffer
2) using simulation layer, payloads the file, then depayloads it into second buffer
3) continue on with unit test, using the second buffer as decode input
If a new unit test fails under this simulation, then I know that the payload/depayload code failed, and I can debug, using the codec parser as comparison.
When we add new unit tests, I can simply run the simulation to see if the gst
plugin is working correctly.
Yes, it sounds like overkill, but it shouldn't take more than a few days to build this.
Will keep y'all posted.
Aaron
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