Changed all of these tests to be TestRunner tests (or, at least they can be

TestRunner tests).
This makes creating the new test database class easier to implement.


git-svn-id: https://llvm.org/svn/llvm-project/llvm/trunk@8841 91177308-0d34-0410-b5e6-96231b3b80d8
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John Criswell 2003-10-03 18:42:25 +00:00
parent 9ad4dac582
commit 4797826e17
13 changed files with 24 additions and 4 deletions

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; folded completely away if possible. This is a very common case, so it should
; be efficient.
;
; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
;
implementation
sbyte* %merge1([100 x sbyte] *%A, long %N) {

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;
; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
%crazy = type [2 x { [2 x sbyte], short } ]
implementation

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; This file contains a list of situations where node folding should happen...
;
; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
implementation

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; very simple test
;
; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
implementation

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;
; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
%str = type { int*, int* }

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; This file contains a list of cases where node folding should NOT happen
;
; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
;
implementation

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;
; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
%G = global int 2 ; <int*> [#uses=1]
%H = global int* null

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;
; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
int* %test1(int *%A) {
%R = getelementptr int* %A, long 1

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; A test for "physical subtyping" used in some C programs...
;
; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
;
%ST = type { int, int* } ; "Subtype"
%DT = type { int, int*, int } ; "derived type"

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; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
implementation ; Functions:
declare void %__main()

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; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
void %foo(int* %X) {
store int 4, int* %X

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; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
implementation

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; RUN: analyze %s -tddatastructure
%str = type { int, int* }