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#!/bin/bash
mkdir -p working
# Try to find a portable way of getting rid of
# any stray carriage returns
if which dos2unix ; then
DOS2UNIX="dos2unix"
elif which fromdos ; then
DOS2UNIX="fromdos"
else
# This works on a GNU version of sed. I think this
# will work in OSX as well, but don't have a machine
# on which to test that. From reading the OSX docs,
# it looks compatible.
# The code \x0D is the ASCII code of carriage-return,
# so it the regex should delete any CRs at the end of
# a line (or anywhere in a line)
DOS2UNIX="cat"
# Tested for combinations of:
# - Ubuntu
# - Cygwin
# and inputs formats:
# - LF
# - CRLF
fi
echo "========================================"
echo " Cleaning the temporaries and outputs"
make clean
echo " Force building vm (just in case)"
make -B bin/vm
if [[ "$?" -ne "0" ]]; then
echo "Error while building vm."
exit 1;
fi
echo "========================================"
echo " Force building compiler"
make -B bin/compiler
if [[ "$?" -ne "0" ]]; then
echo "Error while building compiler."
exit 1;
fi
echo "========================================="
PASSED=0
CHECKED=0
for i in test/programs/*; do
b=$(basename ${i});
mkdir -p working/$b
PARAMS=$(head -n 1 $i/in.params.txt | ${DOS2UNIX} );
echo "==========================="
echo ""
echo "Input file : ${i}"
echo "Testing $b"
echo " params : ${PARAMS}"
bin/compiler $i/in.code.txt \
> working/$b/compiled.txt
bin/vm working/$b/compiled.txt ${PARAMS} \
< $i/in.input.txt \
> working/$b/compiled.output.txt \
2> working/$b/compiled.stderr.txt
GOT_RESULT=$?;
echo "${GOT_RESULT}" > working/$b/compiled.result.txt
OK=0;
REF_RESULT=$(head -n 1 $i/ref.result.txt | ${DOS2UNIX} );
if [[ "${GOT_RESULT}" -ne "${REF_RESULT}" ]]; then
echo " got result : ${GOT_RESULT}"
echo " ref result : ${REF_RESULT}"
echo " FAIL!";
OK=1;
fi
GOT_OUTPUT=$(echo $(cat working/$b/compiled.output.txt | ${DOS2UNIX} ))
REF_OUTPUT=$(echo $(cat $i/ref.output.txt | ${DOS2UNIX} ))
if [[ "${GOT_OUTPUT}" != "${REF_OUTPUT}" ]]; then
echo " got output : ${GOT_OUTPUT}"
echo " ref output : ${REF_OUTPUT}"
echo " FAIL!";
OK=1;
fi
if [[ "$OK" -eq "0" ]]; then
PASSED=$(( ${PASSED}+1 ));
fi
CHECKED=$(( ${CHECKED}+1 ));
echo ""
done
echo "########################################"
echo "Passed ${PASSED} out of ${CHECKED}".
echo ""
RELEASE=$(lsb_release -d)
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then
echo ""
echo "Warning: This appears not to be a Linux environment"
echo " Make sure you do a final run on a lab machine or an Ubuntu VM"
else
grep -q "Ubuntu 16.04" <(echo $RELEASE)
FOUND=$?
if [[ $FOUND -ne 0 ]]; then
echo ""
echo "Warning: This appears not to be the target environment"
echo " Make sure you do a final run on a lab machine or an Ubuntu VM"
fi
fi