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It is possible to configure the build process such that decoding of 32 bit and 64 bit instructions can be chosen at runtime using an additional parameter of the decode function. The header file is now entirely architecture-independent and no longer required any previous defines. Decoding x86-64 still requires a 64-bit pointer size.
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930 B
Meson
43 lines
930 B
Meson
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test_driver = executable('test_driver', 'driver.c',
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dependencies: libx86decode,
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c_args: ['-D_GNU_SOURCE'])
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test_args = [files('test.py'), test_driver]
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if decode_32
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test_args += ['--32']
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endif
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if decode_64
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test_args += ['--64']
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endif
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## Test cases
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testcases = [
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['enter', 'decode-enter.sh'],
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['imul', 'decode-imul.sh'],
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['inc', 'decode-inc.sh'],
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['movsx', 'decode-movsx.sh'],
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['ret', 'decode-ret.sh'],
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['sse-shufpd', 'decode-sse-shufpd.sh'],
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['sse-movq', 'decode-sse-movq.sh'],
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]
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foreach case : testcases
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test(case[0], python3, args: test_args + files(case[1]))
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endforeach
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## Benchmarks
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#
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# Note that we don't use meson's benchmark function here, because it doesn't
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# give us the output we need by default.
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benchmarks = [
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'benchmarks.txt',
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]
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run_target('benchmark_decode',
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command: [python3, test_args, '--benchmark', files(benchmarks)])
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