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Continue to update test to use unittest.

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Replace custom class strstream with StringIO.
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Siu Kwan Lam 2012-07-21 20:27:14 -07:00
commit c68c5b0aac
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test/operands.py
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@ -3,6 +3,8 @@
# Tests accessing of instruction operands.
from llvm.core import *
from StringIO import StringIO
import logging, unittest
m = None
@ -24,54 +26,54 @@ entry:
ret i32 %tmp3
}
"""
class strstream(object):
def __init__(self): pass
def read(self): return test_module
m = Module.from_assembly(strstream())
print("-"*60)
print(m)
print("-"*60)
test_func = m.get_function_named("test_func")
prod = m.get_function_named("prod")
class TestOperands(unittest.TestCase):
def test_operands(self):
m = Module.from_assembly(StringIO(test_module))
logging.debug("-"*60)
logging.debug(m)
logging.debug("-"*60)
#===----------------------------------------------------------------------===
# test operands
test_func = m.get_function_named("test_func")
prod = m.get_function_named("prod")
print()
i1 = test_func.basic_blocks[0].instructions[0]
i2 = test_func.basic_blocks[0].instructions[1]
print("Testing User.operand_count ..", end=' ')
if i1.operand_count == 3 and i2.operand_count == 2:
print("OK")
else:
print("FAIL")
#===----------------------------------------------------------------------===
# test operands
print("Testing User.operands ..", end=' ')
c1 = i1.operands[0] is prod
c2 = i1.operands[1] is test_func.args[0]
c3 = i1.operands[2] is test_func.args[1]
c4 = i2.operands[0] is i1
c5 = i2.operands[1] is test_func.args[2]
c6 = len(i1.operands) == 3
c7 = len(i2.operands) == 2
if c1 and c2 and c3 and c5 and c6 and c7:
print("OK")
else:
print("FAIL")
print()
#===----------------------------------------------------------------------===
# show test_function
i1 = test_func.basic_blocks[0].instructions[0]
i2 = test_func.basic_blocks[0].instructions[1]
logging.debug("Testing User.operand_count ..")
self.assertEqual(i1.operand_count, 3)
self.assertEqual(i2.operand_count, 2)
logging.debug("Testing User.operands ..")
self.assertIs(i1.operands[-1], prod)
self.assertIs(i1.operands[0], test_func.args[0])
self.assertIs(i1.operands[1], test_func.args[1])
self.assertIs(i2.operands[0], i1)
self.assertIs(i2.operands[1], test_func.args[2])
self.assertEqual(len(i1.operands), 3)
self.assertEqual(len(i2.operands), 2)
#===----------------------------------------------------------------------===
# show test_function
logging.debug("Examining test_function `test_test_func':")
idx = 1
for inst in test_func.basic_blocks[0].instructions:
logging.debug("Instruction #%d:", idx)
logging.debug(" operand_count = %d", inst.operand_count)
logging.debug(" operands:")
oidx = 1
for op in inst.operands:
logging.debug(" %d: %s", oidx, repr(op))
oidx += 1
idx += 1
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()
print("Examining test_function `test_test_func':")
idx = 1
for inst in test_func.basic_blocks[0].instructions:
print("Instruction #%d:" % (idx,))
print(" operand_count =", inst.operand_count)
print(" operands:")
oidx = 1
for op in inst.operands:
print(" %d: %s" % (oidx, repr(op)))
oidx += 1
idx += 1

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test/passes.py
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@ -4,6 +4,10 @@ from llvm.core import *
from llvm.passes import *
from llvm.ee import *
from StringIO import StringIO
import logging, unittest
# A helper class.
class strstream(object):
def __init__(self, s):
@ -35,43 +39,68 @@ entry:
ret i32 %tmp
}
"""
m = Module.from_assembly(strstream(asm))
print("-"*72)
print(m)
# Let's run a module-level inlining pass. First, create a pass manager.
pm = PassManager.new()
class TestPasses(unittest.TestCase):
def test_passes(self):
m = Module.from_assembly(StringIO(asm))
logging.debug("-"*72)
logging.debug(m)
# Add the target data as the first "pass". This is mandatory.
pm.add( TargetData.new('') )
fn_test1 = m.get_function_named('test1')
fn_test2 = m.get_function_named('test2')
# Add the inlining pass.
pm.add( PASS_FUNCTION_INLINING )
original_test1 = str(fn_test1)
original_test2 = str(fn_test2)
# Run it!
pm.run(m)
# Let's run a module-level inlining pass. First, create a pass manager.
pm = PassManager.new()
# Done with the pass manager.
del pm
# Add the target data as the first "pass". This is mandatory.
pm.add( TargetData.new('') )
# Print the result. Note the change in @test2.
print("-"*72)
print(m)
# Add the inlining pass.
pm.add( PASS_FUNCTION_INLINING )
# Run it!
pm.run(m)
# Let's run a DCE pass on the the function 'test1' now. First create a
# function pass manager.
fpm = FunctionPassManager.new(m)
# Done with the pass manager.
del pm
# Add the target data as first "pass". This is mandatory.
fpm.add( TargetData.new('') )
# Print the result. Note the change in @test2.
logging.debug("-"*72)
logging.debug(m)
# Add a DCE pass
fpm.add( PASS_AGGRESSIVE_DCE )
# Make sure test2 is inlined
self.assertNotEqual(str(fn_test2).strip(), original_test2.strip())
# Run the pass on the function 'test1'
fpm.run( m.get_function_named('test1') )
bb_entry = fn_test2.basic_blocks[0]
self.assertEqual(len(bb_entry.instructions), 1)
self.assertEqual(bb_entry.instructions[0].opcode_name, 'ret')
# Let's run a DCE pass on the the function 'test1' now. First create a
# function pass manager.
fpm = FunctionPassManager.new(m)
# Add the target data as first "pass". This is mandatory.
fpm.add( TargetData.new('') )
# Add a DCE pass
fpm.add( PASS_AGGRESSIVE_DCE )
# Run the pass on the function 'test1'
fpm.run( m.get_function_named('test1') )
# Print the result. Note the change in @test1.
logging.debug("-"*72)
logging.debug(m)
# Make sure test1 is modified
self.assertNotEqual(str(fn_test1).strip(), original_test1.strip())
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()
# Print the result. Note the change in @test1.
print("-"*72)
print(m)