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# .

#

# This file was written by Janis Johnson, 

# Test interoperability of two compilers that follow the same ABI.

#

# Break simple tests into two pieces and see that they work when linked

# together.  If an alternate compiler is specified then the two main

# pieces of each test are compiled with different compilers.  The

# alternate compiler must be installed, and is specified by defining

# ALT_CC_UNDER_TEST in the environment.

if $tracelevel then {

    strace $tracelevel

}

global GCC_UNDER_TEST

global ALT_CC_UNDER_TEST

global compat_save_gcc_under_test

global compat_use_alt

global compat_same_alt

global compat_have_dfp

# Load procedures from common libraries.

load_lib standard.exp

load_lib gcc.exp

# Load the language-dependent compatibility support procedures.

load_lib c-compat.exp

# Load the language-independent compabibility support procedures.

load_lib compat.exp

gcc_init

# Save variables for the C compiler under test, which each test will

# change a couple of times.  This must be done after calling gcc-init.

set compat_save_gcc_under_test $GCC_UNDER_TEST

# Define an identifier for use with this suite to avoid name conflicts

# with other compat tests running at the same time.

set sid "c_compat"

# Find out whether there is an alternate compiler to test.  If the

# variable is defined but is set to "same", that means we use the same

# compiler twice, which is meaningful if the two parts of COMPAT_OPTIONS

# are different.

set compat_use_alt 0

set compat_same_alt 0

if [info exists ALT_CC_UNDER_TEST] then {

    set compat_use_alt 1

    if [string match "same" $ALT_CC_UNDER_TEST] then {

        set compat_same_alt 1

    }

}

compat_setup_dfp

# Main loop.

foreach src [lsort [find $srcdir/$subdir *_main.c]] {

    # If we're only testing specific files and this isn't one of them, skip it.

    if ![runtest_file_p $runtests $src] then {

        continue

    }

    compat-execute $src $sid $compat_use_alt

}

# Restore the original compiler under test.

compat-use-tst-compiler