gem5/tests/SConscript

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#          Kevin Lim

import os, signal
import sys
import glob
from SCons.Script.SConscript import SConsEnvironment

Import('env')

env['DIFFOUT'] = File('diff-out')

# Dict that accumulates lists of tests by category (quick, medium, long)
env.Tests = {}

def contents(node):
    return file(str(node)).read()

# functions to parse return value from scons Execute()... not the same
# as wait() etc., so python built-in os funcs don't work.
def signaled(status):
    return (status & 0x80) != 0;

def signum(status):
    return (status & 0x7f);

# List of signals that indicate that we should retry the test rather
# than consider it failed.
retry_signals = (signal.SIGTERM, signal.SIGKILL, signal.SIGINT,
                 signal.SIGQUIT, signal.SIGHUP)

# regular expressions of lines to ignore when diffing outputs
output_ignore_regexes = (
    '^command line:',		# for stdout file
    '^M5 compiled ',		# for stderr file
    '^M5 started ',		# for stderr file
    '^M5 executing on ',	# for stderr file
    '^Simulation complete at',	# for stderr file
    '^Listening for',		# for stderr file
    'listening for remote gdb',	# for stderr file
    )

output_ignore_args = ' '.join(["-I '"+s+"'" for s in output_ignore_regexes])

output_ignore_args += ' --exclude=stats.txt --exclude=outdiff'

def run_test(target, source, env):
    """Check output from running test.

    Targets are as follows:
    target[0] : status

    Sources are:
    source[0] : M5 binary
    source[1] : tests/run.py script
    source[2] : reference stats file

    """
    # make sure target files are all gone
    for t in target:
        if os.path.exists(t.abspath):
            env.Execute(Delete(t.abspath))

    tgt_dir = os.path.dirname(str(target[0]))

    # Base command for running test.  We mess around with indirectly
    # referring to files via SOURCES and TARGETS so that scons can mess
    # with paths all it wants to and we still get the right files.
    cmd = '${SOURCES[0]} -d %s -re ${SOURCES[1]} %s' % (tgt_dir, tgt_dir)

    # Prefix test run with batch job submission command if appropriate.
    # Batch command also supports timeout arg (in seconds, not minutes).
    timeout = 15 * 60 # used to be a param, probably should be again
    if env['BATCH']:
        cmd = '%s -t %d %s' % (env['BATCH_CMD'], timeout, cmd)

    status = env.Execute(env.subst(cmd, target=target, source=source))
    if status == 0:
        # M5 terminated normally.
        # Run diff on output & ref directories to find differences.
        # Exclude the stats file since we will use diff-out on that.
        outdiff = os.path.join(tgt_dir, 'outdiff')
        diffcmd = 'diff -ubr %s ${SOURCES[2].dir} %s > %s' \
                  % (output_ignore_args, tgt_dir, outdiff)
        env.Execute(env.subst(diffcmd, target=target, source=source))
        print "===== Output differences ====="
        print contents(outdiff)
        # Run diff-out on stats.txt file
        statsdiff = os.path.join(tgt_dir, 'statsdiff')
        diffcmd = '$DIFFOUT ${SOURCES[2]} %s > %s' \
                  % (os.path.join(tgt_dir, 'stats.txt'), statsdiff)
        diffcmd = env.subst(diffcmd, target=target, source=source)
        status = env.Execute(diffcmd, strfunction=None)
        print "===== Statistics differences ====="
        print contents(statsdiff)

    else: # m5 exit status != 0
        # M5 did not terminate properly, so no need to check the output
        if signaled(status):
            print 'M5 terminated with signal', signum(status)
            if signum(status) in retry_signals:
                # Consider the test incomplete; don't create a 'status' output.
                # Hand the return status to scons and let scons decide what
                # to do about it (typically terminate unless run with -k).
                return status
        else:
            print 'M5 exited with non-zero status', status
        # complete but failed execution (call to exit() with non-zero
        # status, SIGABORT due to assertion failure, etc.)... fall through
        # and generate FAILED status as if output comparison had failed

    # Generate status file contents based on exit status of m5 or diff-out
    if status == 0:
        status_str = "passed."
    else:
        status_str = "FAILED!"
    f = file(str(target[0]), 'w')
    print >>f, tgt_dir, status_str
    f.close()
    # done
    return 0

def run_test_string(target, source, env):
    return env.subst("Running test in ${TARGETS[0].dir}.",
                     target=target, source=source)

testAction = env.Action(run_test, run_test_string)

def print_test(target, source, env):
    print '***** ' + contents(source[0])
    return 0

printAction = env.Action(print_test, strfunction = None)

# Static vars for update_test:
# - long-winded message about ignored sources
ignore_msg = '''
Note: The following file(s) will not be copied.  New non-standard
      output files must be copied manually once before update_ref will
      recognize them as outputs.  Otherwise they are assumed to be
      inputs and are ignored.
'''
# - reference files always needed
needed_files = set(['simout', 'simerr', 'stats.txt', 'config.ini'])
# - source files we always want to ignore
known_ignores = set(['status', 'outdiff', 'statsdiff'])

def update_test(target, source, env):
    """Update reference test outputs.

    Target is phony.  First two sources are the ref & new stats.txt file
    files, respectively.  We actually copy everything in the
    respective directories except the status & diff output files.

    """
    dest_dir = str(source[0].get_dir())
    src_dir = str(source[1].get_dir())
    dest_files = set(os.listdir(dest_dir))
    src_files = set(os.listdir(src_dir))
    # Copy all of the required files plus any existing dest files.
    wanted_files = needed_files | dest_files
    missing_files = wanted_files - src_files
    if len(missing_files) > 0:
        print "  WARNING: the following file(s) are missing " \
              "and will not be updated:"
        print "    ", " ,".join(missing_files)
    copy_files = wanted_files - missing_files
    warn_ignored_files = (src_files - copy_files) - known_ignores
    if len(warn_ignored_files) > 0:
        print ignore_msg,
        print "       ", ", ".join(warn_ignored_files)
    for f in copy_files:
        if f in dest_files:
            print "  Replacing file", f
            dest_files.remove(f)
        else:
            print "  Creating new file", f
        copyAction = Copy(os.path.join(dest_dir, f), os.path.join(src_dir, f))
        copyAction.strfunction = None
        env.Execute(copyAction)
    return 0

def update_test_string(target, source, env):
    return env.subst("Updating ${SOURCES[0].dir} from ${SOURCES[1].dir}",
                     target=target, source=source)

updateAction = env.Action(update_test, update_test_string)

def test_builder(env, ref_dir):
    """Define a test."""

    (category, name, _ref, isa, opsys, config) = ref_dir.split('/')
    assert(_ref == 'ref')

    # target path (where test output goes) is the same except without
    # the 'ref' component
    tgt_dir = os.path.join(category, name, isa, opsys, config)

    # prepend file name with tgt_dir
    def tgt(f):
        return os.path.join(tgt_dir, f)

    ref_stats = os.path.join(ref_dir, 'stats.txt')
    new_stats = tgt('stats.txt')
    status_file = tgt('status')

    env.Command([status_file],
                [env.M5Binary, 'run.py', ref_stats],
                testAction)

    # phony target to echo status
    if env['update_ref']:
        p = env.Command(tgt('_update'),
                        [ref_stats, new_stats, status_file],
                        updateAction)
    else:
        p = env.Command(tgt('_print'), [status_file], printAction)

    env.AlwaysBuild(p)


# Figure out applicable configs based on build type
configs = []
if env['FULL_SYSTEM']:
    if env['TARGET_ISA'] == 'alpha':
        configs += ['tsunami-simple-atomic',
                    'tsunami-simple-timing',
                    'tsunami-simple-atomic-dual',
                    'tsunami-simple-timing-dual',
                    'twosys-tsunami-simple-atomic',
                    'tsunami-o3', 'tsunami-o3-dual']
    if env['TARGET_ISA'] == 'sparc':
        configs += ['t1000-simple-atomic',
                    't1000-simple-timing']

else:
    configs += ['simple-atomic', 'simple-timing', 'o3-timing', 'memtest',
                'simple-atomic-mp', 'simple-timing-mp', 'o3-timing-mp',
                'inorder-timing', 'rubytest']

if env['RUBY']:
    # With Ruby, A protocol must be specified in the environment
    assert(env['PROTOCOL'])

    #
    # Is there a way to determine what is Protocol EnumVariable
    # default and eliminate the need to hard code the default protocol below?
    #
    # If the binary includes the default ruby protocol, run both ruby and
    # non-ruby versions of the tests.  Otherwise just run the ruby versions.
    #
    if env['PROTOCOL'] == 'MI_example':
        configs += [c + "-ruby" for c in configs]
    else:
        configs = [c + "-ruby-" + env['PROTOCOL'] for c in configs]

cwd = os.getcwd()
os.chdir(str(Dir('.').srcdir))
for config in configs:
    dirs = glob.glob('*/*/ref/%s/*/%s' % (env['TARGET_ISA'], config))
    for d in dirs:
        if not os.path.exists(os.path.join(d, 'skip')):
            test_builder(env, d)
os.chdir(cwd)