#!/bin/bash

#

#       run the misc tests: we need to do this in a script since

#       these are expected to fail which would normally cause %check

#       to stop.  however, this is expected behavior.  we are running

#       iasl precisely because we expect it to stop when presented with

#       faulty ASL.

#

#       this script assumes it is in the source 'tests' directory at

#       start.

#

set -x

BINDIR="$1"

VERSION="$2"

# create files to compare against

$BINDIR/iasl -h

m=`uname -m`

case $m in

    s390x | \

    *64) BITS=64

         ;;

    *)   BITS=32

         ;;

esac

WHEN=`date +"%b %_d %Y"`

sed -e "s/XXXXXXXXXXX/$WHEN/" \

    -e "s/YYYY/$BITS/" \

    -e "s/VVVVVVVV/$VERSION/" \

    ../badcode.asl.result > misc/badcode.asl.result

sed -e "s/XXXXXXXXXXX/$WHEN/" \

    -e "s/YYYY/$BITS/" \

    -e "s/VVVVVVVV/$VERSION/" \

    ../grammar.asl.result > misc/grammar.asl.result

cd misc

# see if badcode.asl failed as expected

# NB: the -f option is required so we can see all of the errors

$BINDIR/iasl -f badcode.asl 2>&1 | tee badcode

diff badcode badcode.asl.result >/dev/null 2>&1

[ $? -eq 0 ] || exit 1

# see if grammar.asl failed as expected

# NB: the -f option is required so we can see all of the errors

$BINDIR/iasl -f -of grammar.asl 2>&1 | tee grammar

diff grammar grammar.asl.result >/dev/null 2>&1

[ $? -eq 0 ] || exit 1

exit 0