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Estimated hours taken: 2 bootcheck: By default, execute all the tests after verifying that the compiler compiles itself to a fix point. Don't execute the tests if called with the -t option. makebatch: Pass the -t option to bootcheck if makebatch is itself called with -t. test_mercury: Run the tests on the bootstrapped compiler *before* installing it, and don't install it unless it passes all the tests. Cycle through a list of different parameter settings, so that in general different nightly runs use different sets of options. Call bootcheck with -r, since some of these options may cause a compilation model difference between the current and new compiler. list.*: Lists of parameter settings for various machines. expand_params: Expand the paramater settings from one line of a list.x file into a Mmake.param file cur_param: Report which line in a list.x file is the current one. next_param: Advance the current line in a list.x file. When we reach the end, we start again at the start.
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49 lines
1.2 KiB
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#!/bin/sh
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#
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# The scripts cur_param and next_param allow their callers to cycle through
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# circular lists of parameters. Both scripts take two parameters, a directory
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# name and a counter name.
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#
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# The idea is that the user sets up the file $dir/list.$counter to contain
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# a list of parameters, one per line. Each time the user calls cur_param,
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# they get back as the output of the script the current parameter (initially
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# the first). Each time the user calls next_param, the scripts' notion of
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# the current parameter is set to the parameter on the next line of the file,
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# or, if there are none left, back to the parameter on the first line.
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# next_param has only this side-effect; it does not output anything.
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#
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# Both scripts exit with a non-zero status in case of internal error.
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usage="cur_param dir counter"
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if test $# != 2
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then
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echo $usage
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exit 1
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fi
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dir=$1
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counter=$2
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if test ! -f $dir/next.$counter
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then
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echo 1 > $dir/next.$counter
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fi
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if test -s $dir/list.$counter
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then
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cur=`cat $dir/next.$counter`
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if awk "NR == $cur" $dir/list.$counter
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then
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true
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else
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echo "$dir/list.$counter isn't long enough"
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exit 1
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fi
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else
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echo "$dir/list.$counter doesn't exist or is empty"
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exit 1
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fi
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exit 0
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