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Some tests pipe the stdout and stderr of the compiler or assembler into a file and compare the result with a reference. This has the subtle problem that both stdout and stderr and buffered i/o streams that may or may not work the same on different OSs or even shells. That means the order of the lines in the resulting file is not guaranteed. In practise it is "mostly" not an issue, but "we" still stumbled about one test where different behaviour can be triggered depending on running it in cmd.exe or bash (msys): test/asm/listing output of 010-paramcount.bin differs from the reference output when running the test from cmd.exe. The solution is most likely to have two reference files and not redirect into one file. This patch fixes the issue (cf. #1912) for the directory test/asm/. |
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| control | ||
| ref | ||
| 001-macro-simple-listing.s | ||
| 002-macro-param-listing.s | ||
| 010-paramcount.s | ||
| 020-asciiz.s | ||
| 030-assert-success.s | ||
| 031-assert-error.s | ||
| 032-assert-error2.s | ||
| 032-assert-error3.s | ||
| 032-assert-error4.s | ||
| 032-assert-error5.s | ||
| 032-assert-error6.s | ||
| 032-assert-error7.s | ||
| 032-assert-error8.s | ||
| 033-assert-ldwarning-success.s | ||
| 034-assert-lderror1.s | ||
| 034-assert-lderror2.s | ||
| 034-assert-lderror3.s | ||
| 034-assert-lderror4.s | ||
| 034-assert-lderror5.s | ||
| 034-assert-lderror6.s | ||
| 034-assert-lderror7.s | ||
| 034-assert-lderror8.s | ||
| 040-align.s | ||
| 050-case-off-2.s | ||
| 050-case-off-3.s | ||
| 050-case-off-4.s | ||
| 050-case-on-1.s | ||
| 050-case-on-2.s | ||
| 050-case-on-3.s | ||
| 050-case-on-4.s | ||
| 050-case-on-5.s | ||
| 100-byte.s | ||
| 101-byt.s | ||
| 102-word.s | ||
| 103-dbyt.s | ||
| 104-dword.s | ||
| 105-faraddr.s | ||
| 106-hibytes.s | ||
| 107-lobytes.s | ||
| Makefile | ||
| readme.txt | ||
Overall test: ------------- These testcases can be used to test different aspects of the assembler. The name of a test is everything in the form <test>.s. The following reference files can be added: - <test>.bin-ref: This is a reference for the resulting binary. The binary as binary tested against this file. If they are not equal, the test fails. - <test>.list-ref This is a reference for the resulting listing output This file *must* have the first line of the listing removed, as that contains a ca65 version string, and almost always this will be changed! Note that the resulting .bin file is generated twice: Once with no listing file, and once with listing file. This way, one can find out if the listing file generation changes anything with the resulting binary output. TODO: - add the possibility to test for specific error output that are to be expected