* tests/ia64-test-setjmp.c (doit): New forward declaration.
(doit_pointer): New function pointer variable initialized to DOIT.
(doit): Self-call made by an unoptimizable volatile indirect call.
* tests/test-ptrace.c (target_pid_kill): New function.
(target_pid, main): TARGET_PID made static, for target_pid_kill ().
(main): Register target_pid_kill () for atexit(3).
2007-04-04 Jan Kratochvil <jan.kratochvil@redhat.com>
* tests/Gtest-dyn1.c, tests/test-async-sig.c, tests/test-ptrace.c:
Fixed lockups on broken libunwind (as ppc64 is).
2007-03-07 Jan Kratochvil <jan.kratochvil@redhat.com>
* tests/test-async-sig.c (do_backtrace): Limit maximum backtrace depth
to 100 iterations; it workarounds FC6 DWARF-broken glibc.
2006-12-10 Jan Kratochvil <jan.kratochvil@redhat.com>
* tests/test-ptrace.c (main): Check for too many unexpected child
signals, such as the common `SIGSEGV'.
Don't test read-only access to F0 and F1 registers --- according to
the SCRA manual, those locations cannot even be expressed in SPILL
descriptors and newer versions of GAS (as well as IAS) won't accept
.spillreg directives targeting those registers.
2005/05/17 06:10:13-07:00 hp.com!davidm
(save_pr): Declare
(check_pr): New function.
(all_funcs): Mention save_pr/check_pr.
(random_word): New function.
(check_pr): Likewise.
(check_rotate_regs): Call check_pr().
(run_check): Use random_word() instead of random() to get a word full of
pseudo-random bits.
(Logical change 1.292)
to create NTHREADS threads. With NTHREADS==128 and the stack-size
rlimit set to "unlimited", the test is otherwise likely to fail because
on ia64 it will default to using 32MB of stack per thread.
(Logical change 1.291)
(consume_some_stack_space): New function.
(main): Call consume_some_stack_space() before establishing the
rlimit. Otherwise, stack-expansion may bump into
the address-space rlimit.
(Logical change 1.290)
(main): Do some silly FP computations. On x86-64, this ensures
that the signal handler invocations will always be called
with the FPU-state saved as well. Without this, the first
signal was invoked without FPU-state, the second with, causing
a spurious failure.
2004/11/17 02:06:25-08:00 mostang.com!davidm
(get_bsp): New function.
(handler): Clean up & check for error returns.
(main): Also fail if we didn't get SIGUSR2.
(Logical change 1.290)
for SuSE LES 9) so use 128KB instead.
(do_backtrace): Also print backtrace obtained via backtrace().
(foo): Remove backtrace() call---now done in do_backtrace().
(Logical change 1.290)
2004/10/19 23:11:07-07:00 mostang.com!davidm
(got_here): New global variable.
(raise_exception): Fix off-by-2 error so that we _really_ step
to the outermost a() frame.
(get_bsp): New function.
(__builtin_ia64_bsp): Remove.
(a): Print stack and bsp addresses as we recurse.
When resuming execution in outermost a() frame (n==depth),
clear "result" and set "got_here" so we know we landed in
the right place.
(main): Don't accept arguments that cause "depth" to be < 1.
When returning from a(), also check "got_here". If
the check failed, print result, got_here, and nerrors
for diagnostic purposes.
(Logical change 1.290)
2004/12/02 23:51:00-08:00 hp.com!davidm
(do_backtrace): Also print the symbol offset. Increase nesting-level
tolerance to 64 so we can test programs with deeply nested
call-chains without triggering spurious warnings.
2004/11/30 22:44:47-08:00 mostang.com!davidm
(do_backtrace): Print IP if unw_get_proc_info() fails.
2004/11/23 18:01:09-08:00 mostang.com!davidm
(do_backtrace): Fix "start_ip might be used uninitialized" warning.
(Logical change 1.290)
Include <errno.h>.
Include <ia64intrin.h> if we have it.
(get_bsp): New function.
(doit): Use get_bsp() instead of __builtin_ia64_bsp().
(main): Replace %m with %s/strerror(errno).
(Logical change 1.277)
(num_errors): Likewise.
(do_backtrace): Only print info if verbose is set.
(foo): Likewise.
(sighandler): Likewise.
(main): Likewise.
(bar): New function which is attempting to trigger a bug reported by
Anthony Brewer which is caused by GAS apparently generating bad
offsets for the psprel directive.
(f): New function.
}(Logical change 1.270)
