Do the conformance tests consist of smaller tests that can be run separately and is every function tested separately?
The OpenGL ES 1.x conformance tests consist of multiple executables. The main feature test (“Conform”) consists of subtests which are specified in a script file which is read by the test shell program. For a full submission, you must use the standard file which we supply, but you can use your own test files during debugging to focus on tests of interest. The other tests are not script-driven, but you can configure them to run individual tests by #ifdefing out lines of the driver / shell program that iterates through the tests – this is quite easy to do. The four executables serve different purposes. One (the Coverage test) just verifies that all of the entry points exist and that the required arguments are accepted without error. There is a second coverage test for EGL functionality, but this is optional since some implementations do not support EGL. The Primitives test checks basic drawing functionality. Finally, the Conform test exercises a broad range of more advanced functionality.
