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wow, less confuzzled now

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heck 5 years ago
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  1. 2
      pEpACIDgen/c_2_ast.py
  2. 380
      tests/test_pEpACIDgen.py

2
pEpACIDgen/c_2_ast.py

@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ class C2AST:
def parse(self, filename, content=None, follow_includes=False):
index = clang.cindex.Index.create()
arguments = ["-x", "c"]
arguments = ["-x", "c", "-I/Users/heck/local-default/include/"]
options = clang.cindex.TranslationUnit.PARSE_SKIP_FUNCTION_BODIES
if content:
content = [(filename, content)]

380
tests/test_pEpACIDgen.py

@ -2,164 +2,179 @@
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# This file is under GNU Affero General Public License 3.0
# see LICENSE.txt
import re
import pytest
import pEpACIDgen
types_with_alias = []
types_no_alias = []
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_P"],
"type_names": [
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_E"],
"type_names": [
"enum _E"
]})
types_with_alias.append({"var": ["E"],
"type_names": [
"enum E"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_PS"],
"type_names": [
"struct _PS"
]})
types_with_alias.append({"var": ["PS"],
"type_names": [
"struct PS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_CS"],
"type_names": [
"struct _CS",
"struct PS",
"struct _PS"
]})
types_with_alias.append({"var": ["CS"],
"type_names": [
"struct CS",
"struct _PS",
"struct PS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_CCS"],
"type_names": [
"struct _CCS",
"struct CS",
"struct _PS",
"struct PS"
]})
types_with_alias.append({"var": ["CCS"],
"type_names": [
"struct CCS",
"struct CS",
"struct _PS",
"struct PS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_HS"],
"type_names": [
"struct _HS",
"struct _NCS",
"struct CS",
"struct _PS",
"struct PS"
]})
types_with_alias.append({"var": ["HS"],
"type_names": [
"struct HS",
"struct _NPS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_NCS"],
"type_names": [
"struct _NCS",
"struct CS",
"struct _PS",
"struct PS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_NPS"],
"type_names": [
"struct _NPS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_HHS"],
"type_names": [
"struct _HHS",
"struct _NHS",
"struct _NNPS"
]})
types_with_alias.append({"var": ["HHS"],
"type_names": [
"struct HHS",
"struct _NHS1",
"struct _NNCS",
"struct _CS",
"struct PS",
"struct _PS",
"enum _NENHS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_NHS"],
"type_names": [
"struct _NHS",
"struct _NNPS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_NNPS"],
"type_names": [
"struct _NNPS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_NHS1"],
"type_names": [
"struct _NHS1",
"struct _NNCS",
"struct _CS",
"struct PS",
"struct _PS",
"enum _NENHS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_NNCS"],
"type_names": [
"struct _NNCS",
"struct _CS",
"struct PS",
"struct _PS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_NENHS"],
"type_names": [
"enum _NENHS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_HS1"],
"type_names": [
"struct _HS1",
"enum _NEHS"
]})
types_no_alias.append({"var": ["_NEHS"],
"type_names": [
"enum _NEHS"
]})
# "type" - is the name of the type for which vars of all variations of this type exists
# (Variations being combinations of this type with qualifier alias and typedef,
# Which means that all variations resolve to the same underlying type)
#
# "requires" - is the list of types that this underlying type depends on
# (a type is not self sufficient, a struct for instance can have members of plenty of types, etc...)
#
# Subject of this test is to make sure:
# All variations for all the "type"s given extract the ACID of all the types,
# and only the types specified on "requires".
all_types = []
all_types.append({"type": ["_P"],
"requires": [
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_E"],
"requires": [
"enum _E"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["E"],
"requires": [
"enum E"
]})
# all_types.append({"type": ["XE"],
# "requires": [
# "AXE"
# ]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_PS"],
"requires": [
"struct _PS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["PS"],
"requires": [
"struct PS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_CS"],
"requires": [
"struct _CS",
"struct PS",
"struct _PS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["CS"],
"requires": [
"struct CS",
"struct _PS",
"struct PS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_CCS"],
"requires": [
"struct _CCS",
"struct CS",
"struct _PS",
"struct PS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["CCS"],
"requires": [
"struct CCS",
"struct CS",
"struct _PS",
"struct PS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_HS"],
"requires": [
"struct _HS",
"struct _NCS",
"struct CS",
"struct _PS",
"struct PS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["HS"],
"requires": [
"struct HS",
"struct _NPS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_NCS"],
"requires": [
"struct _NCS",
"struct CS",
"struct _PS",
"struct PS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_NPS"],
"requires": [
"struct _NPS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_HHS"],
"requires": [
"struct _HHS",
"struct _NHS",
"struct _NNPS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["HHS"],
"requires": [
"struct HHS",
"struct _NHS1",
"struct _NNCS",
"struct _CS",
"struct PS",
"struct _PS",
"enum _NENHS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_NHS"],
"requires": [
"struct _NHS",
"struct _NNPS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_NNPS"],
"requires": [
"struct _NNPS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_NHS1"],
"requires": [
"struct _NHS1",
"struct _NNCS",
"struct _CS",
"struct PS",
"struct _PS",
"enum _NENHS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_NNCS"],
"requires": [
"struct _NNCS",
"struct _CS",
"struct PS",
"struct _PS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_NENHS"],
"requires": [
"enum _NENHS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_HS1"],
"requires": [
"struct _HS1",
"enum _NEHS"
]})
all_types.append({"type": ["_NEHS"],
"requires": [
"enum _NEHS"
]})
def resolve_vars_and_funcs_to_acid(vars, funcs):
header_filename = "examples/lib/lib_test/lib_test.h"
libclang_path = "/opt/local/libexec/llvm-9.0/lib/libclang.dylib"
acidgen = pEpACIDgen.pEpACIDGen(libclang_path, header_filename, "test_pEpACIDgen")
header = acidgen.extract(vars,funcs)
header = acidgen.extract(vars, funcs)
return header["acid"]
@ -191,31 +206,46 @@ def check_expected_types_resolved(vars, funcs, type_names_expected):
assert type_names == type_names_expected
@pytest.mark.skip
@pytest.mark.parametrize('vars', [["var_TP"]])
@pytest.mark.parametrize('funcs', [""])
def test_manual(vars, funcs):
resolve_vars_and_funcs_to_acid(vars, funcs)
# @pytest.mark.skip
# Variations
# a var var_X of a type X can generally exist in the variations:
# * X var_X
# * AX var_AX
# * TX var_TX
# * TAX var_TAX
# * TTX var_TTX
# * TTAX var_TTAX
# AND the type of ALL these vars resolves to the same underlying type X
#
# types with no alias
# type with no alias can only exists in variations NOT ending with A
#
# Anonymous types (enum only)
# an anonymous type only exists because of its alias typedef enum { a;b;c } XE;
# Therefore, only variations ending with A are valid
@pytest.mark.parametrize('variation', ["var_", "var_A", "var_T", "var_TA", "var_TT", "var_TTA"])
@pytest.mark.parametrize('data', types_with_alias)
def test_single_var_with_alias(data, variation):
var_list = []
for var in data["var"]:
var_name = variation + var
var_list.append(var_name)
check_expected_types_resolved(var_list, [], data["type_names"])
@pytest.mark.parametrize('variation', ["var_", "var_T", "var_TT"])
@pytest.mark.parametrize('data', types_no_alias)
@pytest.mark.parametrize('data', all_types)
def test_single_var_no_alias(data, variation):
var_list = []
for var in data["var"]:
var_name = variation + var
var_list.append(var_name)
check_expected_types_resolved(var_list, [], data["type_names"])
type = data["type"][0]
var_name = variation + type
# it the type begins with _ it has no alias
re_type_no_alias = re.compile("^_")
# if the variation ends with a is an alias of something
re_vari_alias = re.compile("A$")
# if the type contains an X is is an anonymous type
re_type_anonynmous = re.compile("X")
skipmsg = "variation not valid:" + variation + " for type:" + type
re_vari_invalid_for_anon = re.compile("")
if re_type_no_alias.search(type):
if re_vari_alias.search(variation):
print(skipmsg)
pytest.skip(skipmsg)
# the anonymous type only exists because of its alias
if re_type_anonynmous.search(type):
if not re_vari_alias.search(variation):
print(skipmsg)
pytest.skip(skipmsg)
check_expected_types_resolved([var_name], [], data["requires"])

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