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diff test/callback_suite_aggrs/config.lua @ 523:cd46e111bc4c
- new test/callback_suite_aggrs (currently ahead of checked-in dyncall code and won't compile, though, as with call_suite_aggrs; dc code will be checked in, soon)
author | Tassilo Philipp |
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date | Wed, 13 Apr 2022 14:59:57 +0200 |
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children | 5e1002095afa |
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--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/test/callback_suite_aggrs/config.lua Wed Apr 13 14:59:57 2022 +0200 @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +-- user config for rand-sig.lua: +minargs = 0 +maxargs = 16 +minaggrfields= 0 -- 0 allows for empty structs/unions +maxaggrfields= 12 +maxarraylen = 16 -- see *) +arraydice = 40 -- how often to turn a member into an array (1 out of arraydice-times) +maxaggrdepth = 3 -- max nesting depth of aggregates, 1 = no nesting +reqaggrinsig = true -- require that every generated signature has at least one aggregate +ncases = 400 +types = "BcsijlCSIJLpfd{}<>" -- types to use; use '{','}' for structs, '<','>' for unions +rtypes = nil -- supported return types (set to nil to use "v"..types) +seed = 1996 + +-- *) note some callconvs pass structs via regs, so using big numbers here will +-- reduce those cases; however special alignment rules are specified in some +-- ABIs for bigger arrays, which is also worth testing + + + +-- Notes: specify types more than once to increase relative occurance, e.g.: + +-- this favors non-aggregate args, especially ints (and also increases avg num of aggregate fields): +--types = "Bccssiiiiijjllpfd{}" + +-- this heavily favors nested structs, while not having any union: +--types = "Bcsijlpfd{{{{{{}" + +-- this heavily favors flat and short/empty aggregates: +--types = "Bcsijlpfd{}}}}}}<>>>>>" + + + +-- user config for mk-cases.lua + +-- force aggregate packing, 0=off, pos values set fixed packing, neg values +-- set a random power-of-2 packing per aggregate, within [1,abs(aggrpacking)] +aggrpacking = 0 +aggrpackingseed = seed +