binutils-gdb/gdb/testsuite/lib/check-test-names.exp

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# This library provides some protection against the introduction of
# tests that include either the source of build paths in the test
# name.  When a test includes the path in its test name it is harder
# to compare results between two runs of GDB from different trees.

namespace eval ::CheckTestNames {
    # An associative array of all test names to the number of times each
    # name is seen.  Used to detect duplicate test names.
    variable all_test_names
    array set all_test_names {}

    # An associative array of counts of tests that either include a path in
    # their test name, or have a duplicate test name.  There are two counts
    # for each issue, 'count', which counts occurrences within a single
    # variant run, and 'total', which counts across all variants.
    variable counts
    array set counts {}
    foreach nm {paths duplicates} {
	set counts($nm,count) 0
	set counts($nm,total) 0
    }

    # Increment the count, and total count for TYPE.
    proc inc_count { type } {
	variable counts

	incr counts($type,count)
	incr counts($type,total)
    }

    # Check if MESSAGE contains a build or source path, if it does increment
    # the relevant counter and return true, otherwise, return false.
    proc _check_paths { message } {
	global srcdir objdir

	foreach path [list $srcdir $objdir] {
	    if { [ string first $path $message ] >= 0 } {
		# Count each test just once.
		inc_count paths
		return true
	    }
	}

	return false
    }

    # Check if MESSAGE is a duplicate, if it is then increment the
    # duplicates counter and return true, otherwise, return false.
    proc _check_duplicates { message } {
	variable all_test_names

	# Initialise a count, or increment the count for this test name.
	if {![info exists all_test_names($message)]} {
	    set all_test_names($message) 0
	} else {
	    if {$all_test_names($message) == 0} {
		inc_count duplicates
	    }
	    incr all_test_names($message)
	    return true
	}

	return false
    }

    # Remove the leading Dejagnu status marker from MESSAGE, and
    # return the remainder of MESSAGE.  A status marker is something
    # like 'PASS: '.  It is assumed that MESSAGE does contain such a
    # marker.  If it doesn't then MESSAGE is returned unmodified.
    proc _strip_status { message } {
	# Find the position of the first ': ' string.
	set pos [string first ": " $message]
	if { $pos > -1 } {
	    # The '+ 2' is so we skip the ': ' we found above.
	    return  [string range $message [expr $pos + 2] end]
	}

	return $message
    }

    # Check if MESSAGE is a well-formed test name.
    proc _check_well_formed_name { message } {
	if { [regexp \n $message]} {
	    warning "Newline in test name"
	}
    }

    # Check if MESSAGE contains either the source path or the build path.
    # This will result in test names that can't easily be compared between
    # different runs of GDB.
    #
    # Any offending test names cause the corresponding count to be
    # incremented, and an extra message to be printed into the log
    # file.
    proc check { message } {
	set message [ _strip_status $message ]

	if [ _check_paths $message ] {
	    clone_output "PATH: $message"
	}

	if [ _check_duplicates $message ] {
	    clone_output "DUPLICATE: $message"
	}

	_check_well_formed_name $message
    }

    # If COUNT is greater than zero, disply PREFIX followed by COUNT.
    proc maybe_show_count { prefix count } {
	if { $count > 0 } {
	    clone_output "$prefix$count"
	}
    }

    # Rename Dejagnu's log_summary procedure, and create do_log_summary to
    # replace it.  We arrange to have do_log_summary called later.
    rename ::log_summary log_summary
    proc do_log_summary { args } {
	variable counts

	# If ARGS is the empty list then we don't want to pass a single
	# empty string as a parameter here.
	eval "CheckTestNames::log_summary $args"

	if { [llength $args] == 0 } {
	    set which "count"
	} else {
	    set which [lindex $args 0]
	}

	maybe_show_count "# of paths in test names\t" \
	    $counts(paths,$which)
	maybe_show_count "# of duplicate test names\t" \
	    $counts(duplicates,$which)
    }

    # Rename Dejagnu's reset_vars procedure, and create do_reset_vars to
    # replace it.  We arrange to have do_reset_vars called later.
    rename ::reset_vars reset_vars
    proc do_reset_vars {} {
	variable all_test_names
	variable counts

	CheckTestNames::reset_vars

	array unset all_test_names
	foreach nm {paths duplicates} {
	    set counts($nm,count) 0
	}
    }
}

# Arrange for Dejagnu to call CheckTestNames::check for each test result.
foreach nm {pass fail xfail kfail xpass kpass unresolved untested \
		unsupported} {
    set local_record_procs($nm) "CheckTestNames::check"
}

# Create new global log_summary to replace Dejagnu's.
proc log_summary { args } {
    eval "CheckTestNames::do_log_summary $args"
}

# Create new global reset_vars to replace Dejagnu's.
proc reset_vars {} {
    eval "CheckTestNames::do_reset_vars"
}