M2-Planet/test/test0106/hello-x86.sh

#! /bin/sh
## Copyright (C) 2017 Jeremiah Orians
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set -ex

TMPDIR="test/test0106/tmp-x86"
mkdir -p ${TMPDIR}

# Build the test
bin/M2-Planet \
	--architecture x86 \
	-f test/common_x86/functions/putchar.c \
	-f test/common_x86/functions/getchar.c \
	-f test/common_x86/functions/exit.c \
	-f test/common_x86/functions/malloc.c \
	-f test/test0106/cc500.c \
	--bootstrap-mode \
	-o ${TMPDIR}/cc0.M1 \
	|| exit 1

# Macro assemble with libc written in M1-Macro
M1 \
	-f test/common_x86/x86_defs.M1 \
	-f test/common_x86/libc-core.M1 \
	-f ${TMPDIR}/cc0.M1 \
	--LittleEndian \
	--architecture x86 \
	-o ${TMPDIR}/cc0.hex2 \
	|| exit 2

# Resolve all linkages
hex2 \
	-f test/common_x86/ELF-i386.hex2 \
	-f ${TMPDIR}/cc0.hex2 \
	--LittleEndian \
	--architecture x86 \
	--BaseAddress 0x8048000 \
	-o test/results/test0106-x86-binary \
	--exec_enable \
	|| exit 3

# Ensure binary works if host machine supports test
if [ "$(get_machine ${GET_MACHINE_FLAGS})" = "x86" ]
then
	. ./sha256.sh
	# Verify that the compiled program can compile itself
	./test/results/test0106-x86-binary < test/test0106/cc500.c >| test/test0106/cc1 || exit 4
	out=$(sha256_check test/test0106/proof0.answer)
	[ "$out" = "test/test0106/cc1: OK" ] || exit 5

	# Make it executable
	chmod u+x test/test0106/cc1

	# Verify that the result of it compiling itself can compile itself
	./test/test0106/cc1 < test/test0106/cc500.c >| test/test0106/cc2 || exit 6
	out=$(sha256_check test/test0106/proof1.answer)
	[ "$out" = "test/test0106/cc2: OK" ] || exit 7
fi
exit 0