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number.t
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number.t
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#! perl
# Copyright (C) 2001-2014, Parrot Foundation.
use strict;
use warnings;
use lib qw( . lib ../lib ../../lib );
use Test::More;
use Parrot::Config;
use Parrot::BuildUtil;
use t::native_pbc::Test;
use Parrot::Test tests => 7;
# Testmatrix for coverage overview (GH #394)
# float conversion src: left-side (pbc) to dest: upper-side (platform)
# 1: tested ok, 0: fails (skip), ?: not yet tested (todo)
# S4: skip on 4 byte platform, S8: skip on 8 byte (64bit)
# T4: skip 4 byte test, T8: skip 8 byte test (64bit) (number_8_xx_xe.pbc)
# Note that the corresponding cvt_num* functions in F<pf_items.c> have odd names.
# The _le there is for reading.
# 8_16_le=>4_8_le fails, but 8_16_le=>8_8_le passes
my $testmatrix = <<EOF;
8_le 12_le 16_le 8_be 16_be 4_le 4_be
8_le 1 1 1 0 0 ? ?
12_le 1 1 1 0 0 ? ?
16_le S4 1 1 0 0 ? ?
8_be 1 1 1 1 1 ? ?
16_be ? ? ? ? 1 ? ?
4_le ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
4_be ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
EOF
my $arch = t::native_pbc::Test::num_arch();
# %todo and %skip lists of tests for your architecture.
# e.g. for arch 8_le => 8_be => todo (4_8_le, 8_8_le )
sub generate_skip_list {
my $arch = shift;
my $check = shift;
my %skip;
my @lines = split /\n/, $testmatrix;
my @dest = split /\s+/, shift @lines;
shift @dest unless $dest[0];
my $i = 0;
my %cols = map { $_ => $i++ } @dest;
my ($byte, $sarch) = $arch =~ m/^(\d)_(\d.+)$/;
my $col = $cols{$sarch}; # the column for our arch
for my $s (@lines) {
my @s = split /\s+/, $s;
my $pbc = shift @s;
if ($s[$col] eq $check) {
$skip{"4_".$pbc}++;
$skip{"8_".$pbc}++;
}
if (my ($b) = $s[$col] =~ /S(.)/) {
if ($byte == $b) {
$skip{"4_".$pbc}++;
$skip{"8_".$pbc}++;
}
}
if (my ($b) = $s[$col] =~ /T(.)/) {
$skip{$b."_".$pbc}++;
}
}
return \%skip;
}
my $todo = generate_skip_list($arch, '?');
my $skip = generate_skip_list($arch, '0');
my $output = << 'END_OUTPUT';
1
4
16
64
256
1024
4096
16384
65536
262144
1048576
4194304
16777216
67108864
268435456
1073741824
4294967296
17179869184
68719476736
274877906944
1099511627776
4398046511104
17592186044416
70368744177664
281474976710656
1.12589990684262e+15
END_OUTPUT
sub test_pbc_number {
my $id = shift;
my $desc = shift;
test_native_pbc($id, "number", $output, $desc, $skip, $todo);
}
# execute t/native_pbc/number_*.pbc
#
# any ordinary intel 386 linux, cygwin, mingw, MSWin32, ...
# HEADER => [
# wordsize = 4 (interpreter's wordsize/INTVAL = 4/4)
# byteorder = 0 (interpreter's byteorder = 0)
# floattype = 0 (interpreter's NUMVAL_SIZE = 8)
# parrot-version 0.9.1, bytecode-version 3.38
# UUID type = 0, UUID size = 0
# no endianize, no opcode, no numval transform
# dirformat = 1
# ]
test_pbc_number('4_8_le', "i386 32 bit opcode_t, 4 byte intval, 8 byte double");
# HEADER => [
# wordsize = 4 (interpreter's wordsize/INTVAL = 4/4)
# byteorder = 0 (interpreter's byteorder = 0)
# floattype = 1 (interpreter's NUMVAL_SIZE = 12)
# parrot-version 0.9.1, bytecode-version 3.38
# UUID type = 0, UUID size = 0
# no endianize, no opcode, no numval transform
# dirformat = 1
# ]
test_pbc_number('4_12_le', "i386 32 bit opcode_t, 4 byte intval, 12 byte long double");
# darwin/ppc:
# HEADER => [
# wordsize = 4 (interpreter's wordsize/INTVAL = 4/4)
# byteorder = 1 (interpreter's byteorder = 1)
# floattype = 0 (interpreter's NUMVAL_SIZE = 8)
# parrot-version 0.9.1, bytecode-version 3.38
# UUID type = 0, UUID size = 0
# no endianize, no opcode, no numval transform
# dirformat = 1
# ]
test_pbc_number('4_8_be', "big-endian 32 bit opcode_t, 4 byte intval, 8 byte double");
# any ordinary 64-bit intel linux, cygwin, mingw, MSWin32, ...:
# HEADER => [
# wordsize = 8 (interpreter's wordsize/INTVAL = 8/8)
# byteorder = 0 (interpreter's byteorder = 0)
# floattype = 0 (interpreter's NUMVAL_SIZE = 8)
# parrot-version 4.6.0, bytecode-version 12.0
# UUID type = 0, UUID size = 0
# no endianize, no opcode, no numval transform
# dirformat = 1
# ]
test_pbc_number('8_8_le', "x86_64 64 bit opcode_t, 8 byte intval, 8 byte double");
# x86_64 with floatval='long double'
# HEADER => [
# wordsize = 8 (interpreter's wordsize/INTVAL = 8/8)
# byteorder = 0 (interpreter's byteorder = 0)
# floattype = 2 (interpreter's NUMVAL_SIZE = 16)
# parrot-version 4.6.0, bytecode-version 12.0
# UUID type = 0, UUID size = 0
# no endianize, no opcode, no numval transform
# dirformat = 1
# ]
test_pbc_number('8_16_le', "x86_64 64 bit opcode_t, 8 byte intval, 16 byte long double");
# PowerPC64 -m64
# HEADER => [
# wordsize = 8 (interpreter's wordsize/INTVAL = 8/8)
# byteorder = 1 (interpreter's byteorder = 0)
# floattype = 0 (interpreter's NUMVAL_SIZE = 8)
# parrot-version 0.9.1, bytecode-version 3.38
# UUID type = 0, UUID size = 0
# *need* endianize, no opcode, no numval transform
# dirformat = 1
# ]
test_pbc_number('8_8_be', "big-endian 64 bit opcode_t, 8 byte intval, 8 byte double");
# ppc/mips -m64 --floatval="long double"
# HEADER => [
# wordsize = 8 (interpreter's wordsize/INTVAL = 8/8)
# byteorder = 1 (interpreter's byteorder = 0)
# floattype = 2 (interpreter's NUMVAL_SIZE = 8)
# parrot-version 0.9.1, bytecode-version 3.38
# UUID type = 0, UUID size = 0
# *need* endianize, no opcode, no numval transform
# dirformat = 1
# ]
test_pbc_number('8_16_be', "big-endian 64 bit opcode_t, 8 byte intval, 16 byte long double");
# i386 --floatval=float
#test_pbc_number('4_4_le', "i386 32 bit opcode_t, 4 byte intval, 4 byte single float");
# ppc -m32 --floatval=float
#test_pbc_number('4_4_be', "big-endian 32 bit opcode_t, 4 byte intval, 4 byte single float");
=head1 NAME
t/native_pbc/number.t - Native Floating-Point Numbers
=head1 SYNOPSIS
% prove t/native_pbc/number.t
=head1 DESCRIPTION
Tests word-size/float-type/endian-ness for different architectures.
These tests usually only work on updated native pbc test files.
See F<tools/dev/mk_native_pbc> to create the platform-specific
native pbcs on 4 different machines.
=head1 PLATFORMS
The id consists of ptrsize in byte, numvalsize in bytes and le/be for
little/big-endian.
4_8_le: i386 32 bit opcode_t, 4 byte intval, 8 byte double
(linux-gcc-i386, freebsd-gcc, cygwin, ...)
4_8_be: PPC BE 32 bit opcode_t, 4 byte intval, 8 byte double
(darwin-ppc or sparc32)
8_8_le: x86_64 64 bit opcode_t, 8 byte intval, 8 byte double
(linux-gcc-x86_64 resp. amd64, solaris-cc-64int)
8_8_be: big-endian 64 bit opcode_t, 8 byte intval, 8 byte double
(Sparc64/Solaris, MIPS irix or similar)
4_12_le: i386 32 bit opcode_t, 4 byte intval, 12 byte long double
(linux-gcc-i386 or cygwin with --floatval="long double")
8_16_le: x86_64 64 bit opcode_t, 8 byte intval, 16 byte long double
(linux-gcc-x86_64, solaris-cc-64int --floatval="long double")
8_16_be: big-endian 64 bit opcode_t, 8 byte intval, 16 byte long double
(Sparc64/Solaris --floatval="long double")
4_4_le: i386 32 bit opcode_t, 4 byte intval, 4 byte single float
(linux-gcc-i386 or cygwin with --floatval="float")
4_4_be: big-endian 32 bit opcode_t, 4 byte intval, 4 byte single float
(darwin or debian/ppc with --floatval="float")
=begin comment
# These are PBC files generated from F<t/native_pbc/testdata/number.pasm> with
# different architectures.
# If your wordsize/floattype/endianess is not covered here
# please add it:
$ ./parrot -o n.pbc t/native_pbc/testdata/number.pasm
$ make pbc_dump
$ ./pbc_dump -h n.pbc
$ mv n.pbc t/native_pbc/number_$(id).pbc
# then
# - increase number of tests
# - include the pbc_dump header info for reference
# - put the file into MANIFEST
# - then add the file with "git add" and commit it
# thanks -leo and reini
On test failures please add the output of
$ ./pbc_dump -h t/native_pbc/number_${id}.pbc
into your report. We need your wordsize/floattype/endianess.
=end comment
=cut
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