unroll loops in tests

to get one executable per test (before they were overwritten)
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Torsten Ruger 2015-11-18 11:29:37 +02:00
parent 0643b96641
commit ac620f8ea0
2 changed files with 67 additions and 24 deletions

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@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ HERE
assert_equal ret , @interpreter.get_register(:r0).return_value , "exit wrong #{@string_input}" assert_equal ret , @interpreter.get_register(:r0).return_value , "exit wrong #{@string_input}"
end end
check_remote ret check_remote ret
file = write_object_file
end end
def connected def connected
@ -54,6 +55,7 @@ HERE
end end
def check_remote ret def check_remote ret
return unless box = connected return unless box = connected
return unless ret.is_a?(Numeric)
file = write_object_file file = write_object_file
r_file = file.sub("./" , "salama/") r_file = file.sub("./" , "salama/")
box.file_upload file , r_file box.file_upload file , r_file
@ -67,7 +69,7 @@ HERE
assert_equal "" , ret.stderr.join , "remote had error" assert_equal "" , ret.stderr.join , "remote had error"
if ret if ret
should = @interpreter.get_register(:r0).return_value should = @interpreter.get_register(:r0).return_value
assert_equal ret.exit_status.to_i ,should , "remote exit failed for #{@string_input}" assert_equal should , ret.exit_status.to_i , "remote exit failed for #{@string_input}"
end end
end end

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@ -3,11 +3,29 @@ require_relative 'helper'
class TestPutiRT < MiniTest::Test class TestPutiRT < MiniTest::Test
include RuntimeTests include RuntimeTests
def test_mod4 def test_mod4_2
[2,3,4,5,10,12].each do |m| @string_input = "return 2.mod4()"
@string_input = "return #{m}.mod4()" check_return 2 % 4
check_return m % 4
end end
def test_mod4_3
@string_input = "return 3.mod4()"
check_return 3 % 4
end
def test_mod4_4
@string_input = "return 4.mod4()"
check_return 4 % 4
end
def test_mod4_5
@string_input = "return 5.mod4()"
check_return 5 % 4
end
def test_mod4_12
@string_input = "return 12.mod4()"
check_return 12 % 4
end
def test_mod4_10
@string_input = "return 10.mod4()"
check_return 10 % 4
end end
# if you multiply i by "by" the return is the high 32 bits # if you multiply i by "by" the return is the high 32 bits
@ -26,31 +44,54 @@ class TestPutiRT < MiniTest::Test
return (by & 0xffffffff) return (by & 0xffffffff)
end end
def test_hightimes2
@string_input = "return #{2}.high_times(12 , 333)"
check_return high_times(2,12,333)
end
def test_hightimes3456
@string_input = "return #{3456}.high_times(12 , 333)"
check_return high_times(3456,12,333)
end
def test_hightimes234567
@string_input = "return #{234567}.high_times(12 , 333)"
check_return high_times(2,12,333)
end
def test_hightimes def test_hightimes
# [2,3,4,5,10,121212 , 12345 , 3456 , 234567].each do |m| @string_input = "return #{234567}.high_times(12 , 333)"
[2, 3456 , 234567].each do |m| check_return high_times(234567,12,333)
@string_input = "return #{m}.high_times(12 , 333)"
check_return high_times(m,12,333)
end end
def test_lowtimes2
@string_input = "return #{2}.low_times(14 , 33)"
check_return low_times(2,14,33)
end end
def test_lowtimes def test_lowtimes3456
#[2,3,4,5,10 , 3456 , 12345 , 121212 , 234567].each do |m| @string_input = "return #{3456}.low_times(14 , 33)"
[2 , 3456 ,234567].each do |m| check_return low_times(3456,14,33)
@string_input = "return #{m}.low_times(14 , 33)"
check_return low_times(m,14,33)
end end
def test_lowtimes234567
@string_input = "return #{234567}.low_times(14 , 33)"
check_return low_times(234567,14,33)
end end
# finally settled on the long version in http://www.sciencezero.org/index.php?title=ARM:_Division_by_10 # finally settled on the long version in http://www.sciencezero.org/index.php?title=ARM:_Division_by_10
# also the last looked good, but some bug is admittedly in all the ones i tried # also the last looked good, but some bug is admittedly in all the ones i tried
# (off course the bug is not included in the test, but easy to achieve with random numbers ) # (off course the bug is not included in the test, but easy to achieve with random numbers )
# for high numbers with ending 0 they are all 1 low. Possibly Interpreter bug ? # for high numbers with ending 0 they are all 1 low. Possibly Interpreter bug ?
def test_div10 def test_div10_2
#[2,3,4,5,10 , 3456 , 12345 , 121212 , 234567].each do |m| @string_input = "return 2.div10()"
[2,10 , 12345 ,234567].each do |m| check_return 2 / 10
@string_input = "return #{m}.div10()"
check_return m / 10
end end
def test_div10_10
@string_input = "return 10.div10()"
check_return 10 / 10
end
def test_div10_12345
@string_input = "return 12345.div10()"
check_return 12345 / 10
end
def test_div10_234567
@string_input = "return 234567.div10()"
check_return 234567 / 10
end end
def test_as_char1 def test_as_char1