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1. Document how to run it on Windows from a Cygwin shell. 2. Ignore trailing spaces when analyzing test output. 3. Use the directory separator "/" since we're running under Cygwin. 4. No need for cat.exe, strings.exe, or tee.exe (these are supplied by Cygwin). 5. Microsoft Visual C/C++ needs /D_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS to avoid a warning about scanf. 6. The Microsoft Visual C/C++ linker no longer takes the options /debugtype:both or /debug:full. Replace with /debug. 7. Remove /pdb:none option (we want the PDB so that we can debug the result). 8. windows.h defines an UNALIGNED macro, so need to #undef it. 9. The long int type is 32 bits on 64-bit Windows, so we need size_t instead. 10. The values in the LPEXCEPTION_RECORD structure have type ULONG_PTR. 11. Test cases are expecting access violations to report abort=true, but on Windows they are caught by the exception handler, so report abort=true in this case. 12. mpsw3.h has gone, but we do need mpswin.h. Fix some of the test cases: 1. Avoid compiler warning about overflowed multiplication in argerr/153.c. 2. In conerr/2.c, conerr/8.c and conerr/13.c, malloc enough space so that the signature check doesn't cause an access violation. 3. In conerr/25.c, allocate an object whose size is aligned to the platform alignment, which is 16 bytes on w3i6mv. 4. In connerr/18.c, conerr/53.c and conerr/54.c, update the location and text of the expected assertions. Copied from Perforce Change: 191564 ServerID: perforce.ravenbrook.com
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406 B
C
29 lines
406 B
C
/*
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TEST_HEADER
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id = $Id$
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summary = destroy an arena which isn't an arena
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language = c
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link = testlib.o
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OUTPUT_SPEC
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assert = true
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assertfile P= global.c
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assertcond = TESTT(Arena, arena)
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END_HEADER
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*/
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#include "testlib.h"
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static void test(void)
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{
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mps_arena_t arena;
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arena = malloc(4096);
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mps_arena_destroy(arena);
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comment("Destroy arena.");
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}
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int main(void)
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{
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easy_tramp(test);
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return 0;
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}
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