Incorporate LuaJIT-test-cleanup into the main repository #78
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The tests and benchmarks in the LuaJIT-test-cleanup repo are more or less complete and with scaffolding added, they can now be called seamlessly from within the luajit sources using `make check` and `make bench` respectively. Since the code of LuaJIT-test-cleanup is in public domain, I have added the code in here as is with copyright notice changes. I have added a CONTRIBUTORS file to list the authors of various commits in LuaJIT-test-cleanup, bench_lua (from where the benchmark driver was taken) and LuaJIT itself to allow for a more succint copyright notice that credits authors in addition to Mike Pall in the COPYRIGHT file.
…ant. This test case reproduces the issue observed at: openresty/lua-resty-core#232 and was contributed by @lukego and myself. Co-authored-by: Luke Gorrie <lukego@gmail.com>
LuaJIT version check for lua will return true for +lua<5.2 since it does not fully implement 5.2. Move the (not package.searchers) check to +compat5.2 instead of the version check since it is implemented by compat5.2.
Fix up contents.lua to expect thread.exdata and add two more tests from c58fe79 in openresty/luajit2.
Run JIT tests only on configurations where JIT is on.
The test case assumes that the target is 64-bit because of which it fails on armv7. Drop the string comparisons and instead just do numerical comparisons to ensure that the overflowed values match on 32-bit.
This test is for LuaJIT/LuaJIT#505 Signed-off-by: s.ostanevich <s.ostanevich@sostanevich.local>
They caught a POW bug in ppc64le, so they're useful enough. We will figure out a fix if they're found to be broken.
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Dropping since this is obsolete. |
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I have had this patch in my tree for some time now and figure that the only way to make forward progress is to merge it into luajit2 and extend it here.
The test-cleanup repository, the t directory and the arch-specific tests form 3 different places to maintain tests and there is value in putting all of them into a single place. This patch series is the beginning for this. The patchset does the following:
testdirectory and amake checktarget.make bencht(thread.exdata smoke tests for example) intotestI'm committing to doing more in this space by merging all tests in different directories and also ensuring that all of the tests are executed whenever they're supported. There are some C++ tests for example that are not executed yet under
make check.