We are creating a multi platform software in C++ for "normal" i386 Linux, but also some obscure MIPS hardware and for this we cross compile our product using the ELDK Mips cross compiler (an older version). The software is copied automatically to the real hardware via a script placed on a USB stick (the hardware detects the insertion of the USB stick, searches for the script, copies, reboots).
The compilation of the product happens on the same machine (Linux i386) for both the MIPS and i386. We have a complete set of unit tests, and they are executed automatically upon the completion of the i386 build (results are interpreted via atlassian bamboo's junit parser, but this is not relevant here)... However we have a problem verifying the validity MIPS tests. There are some minor differences in the code when compiling in MIPS so it would be important to know that they work too.
And the question: How to set up a MIPS unit test environment that can take the compiled unit tests and run them? (Any solution is welcome, even the un-orthodox ones)
