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List:       gdb-patches
Subject:    testsuite & missing languages
From:       nathan () codesourcery ! com (Nathan Sidwell)
Date:       2006-11-30 15:05:00
Message-ID: 456EF332.5070804 () codesourcery ! com
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This patch is the first of a sequence to cleanup the testsuite's processing of 
compilation errors.  currently, for languages like ada, java & fortran, we skip 
any test where the compilation fails.  We don't distinguish between 'no 
compiler' and 'compilation errors'.  Sometimes we'll silently skip, other times 
we'll generate 'untested'.

This patch adds gdb_compile_test, which parses the compiler output and 
determines whether the compiler is missing (unsupported), the compiler produced 
errors (fail) or the compilation succeeded (pass).  I've modifed the ada, java & 
fortran tests to expect this behaviour.  ada and java have their own compile 
procedures, which are modified to call gdb_compile_test.  fortran uses 
gdb_compile, and I've added a test at the end of that, when the language is 
fortran, to use gdb_compile_test.  As you can see, the intent is to change the C 
and C++ tests to do this too.  Note that the existing 'quiet' flag suppresses 
this testing, and that means one will have to use it to capture preprocessor 
output (or we could just check the action is 'preprocess').

This also adds skip_FOO_tests for fortran, java & ada, similar to the current 
skip_cplus_tests.

tested on i686-pc-linux-gnu, ok?

nathan

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