That's a bit scary (and will be slower than with gtest).
But if we can limit the changes by replacing
asan/tests/asan_test_config.h (and maybe some minimal other changes)
that may work.
--kcc
On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 3:03 PM, Jakub Jelinek <ja...@redhat.com> wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 02:40:55PM +0400, Konstantin Serebryany wrote:
>> I fully agree about "minimal testsuite".
>> But, for example, porting the asan's gtest test (2+ KLOC) to another
>> harness is probably too much.
>
> Depends on how significant changes to the test body are actually needed,
> and if we could e.g. write a script that transforms the gtest test into
> dejagnu test.
> Say something minimal, like for each
> const char *uaf_string = "AddressSanitizer:.*heap-use-after-free";
> EXPECT_DEATH(uaf_test<U1>(1, 0), uaf_string);
> replace that with
> DIE_IF(77, uaf_test<U1>(1, 0)); /* { dg-final { asan-die-if 77
> "AddressSanitizer:.*heap-use-after-free" } } */
> which would be essnetially
> int die_if;
> and at the beginning of main
> char *p = getenv ("ASAN_DIE_IF");
> if (p)
> die_if = atoi (p);
> or so, then
> #define DIE_IF(id, what) if (die_if == id) { what; }
> where the test would be run normally first, then asan-die-if would
> run it again (see e.g. gdb-test in guality.exp how it invokes gdb on the
> test) with setenv ASAN_DIE_IF 77 (environment only to cope with target
> boards that don't pass arguments, perhaps we could just ignore bare metal
> targets for these kind of tests), and scan the output for the given regexp.
> Problem with that is that unfortunately the regexps are runtime constructed,
> aren't present as literals.
> Or even slighly more involved solution would be to define
> #define EXPECT_DEATH(x, y) \
> if (die_if == 0) \
> { \
> fprintf (stderr, "EXPECT_DEATH%d %s EXPECT_DEATHEND%d\n", \
> die_if_counter, y, die_if_counter++); \
> } \
> else if (die_if_counter++ == die_if) \
> x
> Then the test would be run once without ASAN_DIE_IF in environment (or =0),
> that would produce output full of
> EXPECT_DEATH1 AddressSanitizer:.*heap-use-after-free EXPECT_DEATHEND1
> ...
> which tcl could parse, and figure from it that it should run the test
> again 156 or how many times, with ASAN_DIE_IF from 1 to 156, and at each
> iteration try to match the output against the regexp for that iteration.
> Then you'd essentially just have to tweak a few lines at the start of the
> test, includes, first few lines in main and that would be it.
>
> Jakub
