test/hash: improve output for r/w test

The hash read-write autotest generates a lot of text, which is very dense
on the screen. Even the summary at the end is hard to follow as everything
is very compact. We can improve readability by highlighting the starts of
the various sections, and by indenting the values within subsections.

Signed-off-by: Bruce Richardson <bruce.richardson@intel.com>

diff --git a/test/test/test_hash_readwrite.c b/test/test/test_hash_readwrite.c
index 01f986cf4826767cfdc712e2c3262ad884f939af..6b695ce6e444128f2fa06968ff9ed22b2df623fe 100644 (file)
--- a/test/test/test_hash_readwrite.c
+++ b/test/test/test_hash_readwrite.c
@@ -678,24 +678,26 @@ test_hash_readwrite_main(void)
                                                        reader_faster) < 0)
                return -1;
 
+       printf("================\n");
        printf("Results summary:\n");
+       printf("================\n");
 
        printf("single read: %u\n", htm_results.single_read);
        printf("single write: %u\n", htm_results.single_write);
        for (i = 0; i < NUM_TEST; i++) {
-               printf("core_cnt: %u\n", core_cnt[i]);
+               printf("+++ core_cnt: %u +++\n", core_cnt[i]);
                printf("HTM:\n");
-               printf("read only: %u\n", htm_results.read_only[i]);
-               printf("write only: %u\n", htm_results.write_only[i]);
-               printf("read-write read: %u\n", htm_results.read_write_r[i]);
-               printf("read-write write: %u\n", htm_results.read_write_w[i]);
+               printf("  read only: %u\n", htm_results.read_only[i]);
+               printf("  write only: %u\n", htm_results.write_only[i]);
+               printf("  read-write read: %u\n", htm_results.read_write_r[i]);
+               printf("  read-write write: %u\n", htm_results.read_write_w[i]);
 
                printf("non HTM:\n");
-               printf("read only: %u\n", non_htm_results.read_only[i]);
-               printf("write only: %u\n", non_htm_results.write_only[i]);
-               printf("read-write read: %u\n",
+               printf("  read only: %u\n", non_htm_results.read_only[i]);
+               printf("  write only: %u\n", non_htm_results.write_only[i]);
+               printf("  read-write read: %u\n",
                        non_htm_results.read_write_r[i]);
-               printf("read-write write: %u\n",
+               printf("  read-write write: %u\n",
                        non_htm_results.read_write_w[i]);
        }