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# Or1ksim expect test functiosn for use with DejaGNU under automake

# Copyright (C) 2010 Embecosm Limited

# Contributor Jeremy Bennett 

# This file is part of OpenRISC 1000 Architectural Simulator.

# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it

# under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free

# Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your option)

# any later version.

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# FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License for

# more details.

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# with this program.  If not, see .  */

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# This code is commented throughout for use with Doxygen.

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#! Run a program on Or1ksim with the supplied config_file

#

#! @param[in] testname    The name of the test

#! @param[in] match_list  A list of expected responses

#! @param[in] config_file The or1ksim config file to use

# !@param[in] progname    The program image to use on Or1ksim

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

proc run_or1ksim { testname match_list config_file progname } {

    global verbose

    global srcdir

    global objdir

    # Construct the filename

    if {0 == [string length $config_file]} {

        set config_full_file "$srcdir/or1ksim.tests/default.cfg";

    } else {

        set config_full_file "$srcdir/or1ksim.tests/$config_file";

    }

    set prog_full_name "$objdir/test-code-or1k/$progname"

    set command_line "$objdir/../sim -f $config_full_file $prog_full_name"

    if { $verbose > 1 } {

        send_user "starting $command_line\n"

    }

    # Run the program.

    eval "spawn $command_line"

    # Try each matchstr in turn, counting the lines for error reporting

    set match_line 0;

    # The tests for Or1ksim are generally monolithic, with each line of output

    # matched representing a pass. This is different to the tests for the

    # library, which are each small and individual.

    foreach matchstr $match_list {

        set match_line [expr {$match_line + 1}];

        # Each matchstring corresponds to a pass, unless its first character

        # is '!', indicating a string which must match (without its '!'), but

        # does not count towards the pass rate.

        set first_ch [string index $matchstr 0]

        if { $first_ch == "!" } {

            # A line to ignore

            set matchlen [string length $matchstr]

            set last_index [expr {$matchlen - 1}]

            set matchstr [string range $matchstr 1 $last_index]

            if { $verbose > 2 } {

                send_user "ignorning |$matchstr|\n";

            }

        }

        if { $verbose > 2 } {

            send_user "matching |$matchstr|\n";

        }

        # The matching is slightly tricky. In general we want to find warnings

        # or errors. However expect will look at the entire buffer, so if we

        # have the match string *after* an error or warning message, then the

        # match will still work OK.

        # The trick is to do some post-processing of the matched buffer to see

        # if there was a preceding Warning or ERROR message.

        expect {

            -ex $matchstr {

                set matchlen [string length $matchstr]

                set buflen [string length $expect_out(buffer)]

                set lastch [expr {$buflen - $matchlen}]

                set prefix [string range $expect_out(buffer) 0 $lastch]

                if { [string match *ERROR* $prefix] } {

                    # We skipped an error

                    fail "$testname: ERROR seeking match line $match_line";

                    return

                } elseif { [string match *Warning* $prefix] } {

                    # We skipped a warning

                    fail "$testname: Warning seeking match line $match_line";

                    return;

                } elseif { $first_ch != "!" } {

                    # If we match we have a pass, unless we were asked to

                    # ignore.

                    pass "$testname: $matchstr"

                }

                # Everything else skip silently

            }

            ERROR {

                # An error other than the one we seek

                fail "$testname: ERROR seeking match line $match_line";

                return

            }

            Warning {

                # Any warning

                fail "$testname: Warning seeking match line $match_line";

                return;

            }

            eof {

                fail "$testname: hit EOF seeking match line $match_line";

                return

            }

            timeout {

                perror "Timeout";

                unresolved "$testname: timeout";

                close

                return

            }

        }

    }

    # If we get here we've passed the whole test. No need to report anything

    # else.

}

# Timeout 3 seconds is plenty as default

set timeout 3