fastrpc_test: make --arch optional and improve debug logging #147
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This update improves the fastrpc_test runner script: - The --arch argument is now optional. If omitted, the script will not pass the -a flag to fastrpc_test at all. - Removed local timeout implementation and reused the common run_with_timeout() from functestlib.sh for consistency and maintainability. Signed-off-by: Srikanth Muppandam <smuppand@qti.qualcomm.com>
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This PR updates Runner/suites/Multimedia/CDSP/fastrpc_test/run.sh with the following improvements:
--archflag truly optional:-a <arch>to fastrpc_test.-aargument entirely (no default arch injected)./usr/bin/fastrpc_test).ls -l,file <binary>).iterN.out) and return codes (iterN.rc)."All tests completed successfully".This ensures the test is more portable across platforms, avoids failures when
-ais not required, and provides better transparency in CI environments.