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/// This file is a template read by tools/generate_tests.py, it isn't valid C++
/// as it is. Variables written as ${substitute_me} are replaced by the script.
/// Comments starting with three forward slashes such as this one are also
/// removed.

${do_not_edit_comment}

#include "test-runner.h"

#include "test-utils.h"
#include "test-utils-aarch32.h"

#include "aarch32/assembler-aarch32.h"
#include "aarch32/macro-assembler-aarch32.h"
#include "aarch32/disasm-aarch32.h"

#define __ masm.
#define BUF_SIZE (4096)

#ifdef VIXL_INCLUDE_SIMULATOR_AARCH32
// Run tests with the simulator.

#define SETUP() MacroAssembler masm(BUF_SIZE)

#define START() masm.GetBuffer()->Reset()

#define END() \
  __ Hlt(0);  \
  __ FinalizeCode();

// TODO: Run the tests in the simulator.
#define RUN()

#else  // ifdef VIXL_INCLUDE_SIMULATOR_AARCH32.

#define SETUP()                                   \
  MacroAssembler masm(BUF_SIZE);                  \
  UseScratchRegisterScope harness_scratch;        \

#define START()                             \
  harness_scratch.Open(&masm);              \
  harness_scratch.ExcludeAll();             \
  masm.GetBuffer()->Reset();                \
  __ Push(r4);                              \
  __ Push(r5);                              \
  __ Push(r6);                              \
  __ Push(r7);                              \
  __ Push(r8);                              \
  __ Push(r9);                              \
  __ Push(r10);                             \
  __ Push(r11);                             \
  __ Push(lr);                              \
  harness_scratch.Include(ip);

#define END()                               \
  harness_scratch.Exclude(ip);              \
  __ Pop(lr);                               \
  __ Pop(r11);                              \
  __ Pop(r10);                              \
  __ Pop(r9);                               \
  __ Pop(r8);                               \
  __ Pop(r7);                               \
  __ Pop(r6);                               \
  __ Pop(r5);                               \
  __ Pop(r4);                               \
  __ Bx(lr);                                \
  __ FinalizeCode();                        \
  harness_scratch.Close();

#define RUN()                                                                \
  {                                                                          \
    int pcs_offset = masm.IsUsingT32() ? 1 : 0;                              \
    masm.GetBuffer()->SetExecutable();                                       \
    ExecuteMemory(masm.GetBuffer()->GetStartAddress<byte*>(),                \
                  masm.GetSizeOfCodeGenerated(),                             \
                  pcs_offset);                                               \
    masm.GetBuffer()->SetWritable();                                         \
  }

#endif  // ifdef VIXL_INCLUDE_SIMULATOR_AARCH32

namespace vixl {
namespace aarch32 {

// List of instruction encodings:
#define FOREACH_INSTRUCTION(M) \
  ${instruction_list_declaration}

// The following definitions are defined again in each generated test, therefore
// we need to place them in an anonymous namespace. It expresses that they are
// local to this file only, and the compiler is not allowed to share these types
// across test files during template instantiation. Specifically, `Operands` and
// `Inputs` have various layouts across generated tests so they absolutely
// cannot be shared.

#ifdef ${isa_guard}
namespace {

// Values to be passed to the assembler to produce the instruction under test.
struct Operands {
  ${operand_list_declaration}
};

// Input data to feed to the instruction.
struct Inputs {
  ${input_declarations}
};

// This structure contains all input data needed to test one specific encoding.
// It used to generate a loop over an instruction.
struct TestLoopData {
  // The `operands` fields represents the values to pass to the assembler to
  // produce the instruction.
  Operands operands;
  // Description of the operands, used for error reporting.
  const char* operands_description;
  // Unique identifier, used for generating traces.
  const char* identifier;
  // Array of values to be fed to the instruction.
  size_t input_size;
  const Inputs* inputs;
};

${input_definitions}

// A loop will be generated for each element of this array.
const TestLoopData kTests[] = {${test_case_definitions}};

// We record all inputs to the instructions as outputs. This way, we also check
// that what shouldn't change didn't change.
struct TestResult {
  size_t output_size;
  const Inputs* outputs;
};

// These headers each contain an array of `TestResult` with the reference output
// values. The reference arrays are names `kReference{mnemonic}`.
${include_trace_files}

// The maximum number of errors to report in detail for each test.
const unsigned kErrorReportLimit = 8;

typedef void (MacroAssembler::*Fn)(${macroassembler_method_args});

void TestHelper(Fn instruction, const char* mnemonic,
                const TestResult reference[]) {
  SETUP();
  ${macroassembler_set_isa}
  START();

  // Data to compare to `reference`.
  TestResult* results[ARRAY_SIZE(kTests)];

  // Test cases for memory bound instructions may allocate a buffer and save its
  // address in this array.
  byte* scratch_memory_buffers[ARRAY_SIZE(kTests)];

  // Generate a loop for each element in `kTests`. Each loop tests one specific
  // instruction.
  for (unsigned i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(kTests); i++) {
    // Allocate results on the heap for this test.
    results[i] = new TestResult;
    results[i]->outputs = new Inputs[kTests[i].input_size];
    results[i]->output_size = kTests[i].input_size;

    size_t input_stride = sizeof(kTests[i].inputs[0]) * kTests[i].input_size;
    VIXL_ASSERT(IsUint32(input_stride));

    scratch_memory_buffers[i] = NULL;

    Label loop;
    UseScratchRegisterScope scratch_registers(&masm);
    // Include all registers from r0 ro r12.
    scratch_registers.Include(RegisterList(0x1fff));

    // Values to pass to the macro-assembler.
    ${code_instantiate_operands}

    // Allocate reserved registers for our own use.
    Register input_ptr = scratch_registers.Acquire();
    Register input_end = scratch_registers.Acquire();
    Register result_ptr = scratch_registers.Acquire();

    // Initialize `input_ptr` to the first element and `input_end` the address
    // after the array.
    __ Mov(input_ptr, Operand::From(kTests[i].inputs));
    __ Add(input_end, input_ptr, static_cast<uint32_t>(input_stride));
    __ Mov(result_ptr, Operand::From(results[i]->outputs));
    __ Bind(&loop);

    ${code_prologue}

    (masm.*instruction)(${code_parameter_list});

    ${code_epilogue}

    // Advance the result pointer.
    __ Add(result_ptr, result_ptr, Operand::From(sizeof(kTests[i].inputs[0])));
    // Loop back until `input_ptr` is lower than `input_base`.
    __ Add(input_ptr, input_ptr, Operand::From(sizeof(kTests[i].inputs[0])));
    __ Cmp(input_ptr, input_end);
    __ B(ne, &loop);
  }

  END();

  RUN();

  if (Test::generate_test_trace()) {
    // Print the results.
    for (size_t i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(kTests); i++) {
      printf("const Inputs kOutputs_%s_%s[] = {\n", mnemonic,
             kTests[i].identifier);
      for (size_t j = 0; j < results[i]->output_size; j++) {
        printf("  { ");
        ${trace_print_outputs}
        printf(" },\n");
      }
      printf("};\n");
    }
    printf("const TestResult kReference%s[] = {\n", mnemonic);
    for (size_t i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(kTests); i++) {
      printf("  {\n");
      printf("    ARRAY_SIZE(kOutputs_%s_%s),\n", mnemonic,
             kTests[i].identifier);
      printf("    kOutputs_%s_%s,\n", mnemonic, kTests[i].identifier);
      printf("  },\n");
    }
    printf("};\n");
  } else if (kCheckSimulatorTestResults) {
    // Check the results.
    unsigned total_error_count = 0;
    for (size_t i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(kTests); i++) {
      bool instruction_has_errors = false;
      for (size_t j = 0; j < kTests[i].input_size; j++) {
        ${check_instantiate_results}
        ${check_instantiate_inputs}
        ${check_instantiate_references}

        if ((${check_results_against_references}) &&
            (++total_error_count <= kErrorReportLimit)) {
          // Print the instruction once even if it triggered multiple failures.
          if (!instruction_has_errors) {
            printf("Error(s) when testing \"%s %s\":\n", mnemonic,
                   kTests[i].operands_description);
            instruction_has_errors = true;
          }
          // Print subsequent errors.
          printf("  Input:    ");
          ${check_print_input}
          printf("\n");
          printf("  Expected: ");
          ${check_print_expected}
          printf("\n");
          printf("  Found:    ");
          ${check_print_found}
          printf("\n\n");
        }
      }
    }

    if (total_error_count > kErrorReportLimit) {
      printf("%u other errors follow.\n",
             total_error_count - kErrorReportLimit);
    }
    VIXL_CHECK(total_error_count == 0);
  } else {
    VIXL_WARNING("Assembled the code, but did not run anything.\n");
  }

  for (size_t i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(kTests); i++) {
    delete[] results[i]->outputs;
    delete results[i];
    delete[] scratch_memory_buffers[i];
  }
}

// Instantiate tests for each instruction in the list.
// TODO: Remove this limitation by having a sandboxing mechanism.
#if defined(VIXL_HOST_POINTER_32)
#define TEST(mnemonic)                                                      \
  void Test_##mnemonic() {                                                  \
    TestHelper(&MacroAssembler::mnemonic, #mnemonic, kReference##mnemonic); \
  }                                                                         \
  Test test_##mnemonic("AARCH32_${test_name}_" #mnemonic "_${test_isa}",    \
                       &Test_##mnemonic);
#else
#define TEST(mnemonic)                                                      \
  void Test_##mnemonic() {                                                  \
    VIXL_WARNING("This test can only run on a 32-bit host.\n");             \
    USE(TestHelper);                                                        \
  }                                                                         \
  Test test_##mnemonic("AARCH32_${test_name}_" #mnemonic "_${test_isa}",    \
                       &Test_##mnemonic);
#endif

FOREACH_INSTRUCTION(TEST)
#undef TEST

}  // namespace
#endif

}  // namespace aarch32
}  // namespace vixl