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#!/bin/sh
set -e
show_help () {
cat <<EOF
Usage: $0 [FLAGS]...
Validate GHC source tree against testsuite; see
http://ghc.haskell.org/trac/ghc/wiki/TestingPatches for more
information.
Flags:
--no-clean don't make clean first, just carry on from
a previous interrupted validation run
--testsuite-only don't build the compiler, just run the test suite
--build-only don't test the compiler, just build it
--hpc build stage2 with -fhpc, and see how much of the
compiler the test suite covers.
2008-07-01: 63% slower than the default.
HTML generated here: testsuite/hpc_output/hpc_index.html
--fast Omit binary distribution. Omit certain tests.
--slow Build stage2 with -DDEBUG. Run tests for all WAYS,
but skip those that call compiler_stats_num_field.
2008-07-01: 14% slower than the default.
--quiet More pretty build log.
See Note [Default build system verbosity].
--help shows this usage help.
validate runs 'make -j\$THREADS', where by default THREADS is the number of
cpus your computer has +1. You can set the environment variable THREADS to
override this. For a sequential build you would for example use
THREADS=1 ./validate
You can set the 'config_args' environment variable to pass flags to
'configure'.
You can also use environment variables to pass extra options to the
testsuite. For example:
TEST='read001 read002' ./validate --testsuite-only --fast
no_clean=0
testsuite_only=0
# Validate uses gzip compression for the binary distribution to avoid the rather
# heavy cost of xz, which is the typical default. The options are defined in
# mk/config.mk.in
tar_comp=gzip
while [ $# -gt 0 ]
do
case "$1" in
--no-clean)
no_clean=1
;;
--testsuite-only)
testsuite_only=1
;;
--hpc)
speed=FAST
;;
;;
--help)
show_help
exit 0;;
echo "$0: unrecognized argument '$1'" >&2
echo "Try '$0 --help' for more information." >&2
exit 1;;
esac
shift
done
check_packages () {
if [ "$bindistdir" = "" ]
then
ghc_pkg="$bindistdir"/bin/ghc-pkg
fi
if [ $be_quiet -eq 1 ]
then
"$ghc_pkg" check
else
echo "== Start $1 package check"
"$ghc_pkg" check -v
echo "== End $1 package check"
if ! [ -d testsuite ]
then
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echo 'Could not find the testsuite for validation' >&2
exit 1
fi
if [ "$THREADS" = "" ]; then
threads=$(($CPUS + 1)) # `expr $CPUS + 1`
echo "using THREADS=${threads}" >&2
if type gmake > /dev/null 2> /dev/null
then
make="make"
fi
if [ $be_quiet -eq 1 ]; then
# See Note [Default build system verbosity].
make="$make -s"
fi
$make -C utils/checkUniques
if [ $testsuite_only -eq 0 ]; then
if [ $no_clean -eq 0 ]; then
./configure --prefix="$INSTDIR" $config_args
echo "Validating=YES" > mk/are-validating.mk
echo "ValidateSpeed=$speed" >> mk/are-validating.mk
echo "ValidateHpc=$hpc" >> mk/are-validating.mk
# Note [Default build system verbosity].
#
# From https://ghc.haskell.org/trac/ghc/wiki/Design/BuildSystem:
#
# "The build system should clearly report what it's doing (and sometimes
# why), without being too verbose. It should emit actual command lines as
# much as possible, so that they can be inspected and cut & pasted."
#
# That should be the default. Only suppress commands, by setting V=0 and using
# `make -s`, when user explicitly asks for it with `./validate --quiet`.
if [ $be_quiet -eq 1 ]; then
# See Note [Default build system verbosity].
echo "V=0" >> mk/are-validating.mk # Less gunk
$make -j$threads
# For a "debug make", add "--debug=b --debug=m"
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Build and test a binary distribution (not --fast)
if [ $speed != "FAST" ]; then
$make binary-dist-prep TAR_COMP=$tar_comp
$make test_bindist TEST_PREP=YES TAR_COMP=$tar_comp
# Install the xhtml package into the bindist.
# This verifies that we can install a package into the
# bindist with Cabal.
#
bindistdir="bindisttest/install dir"
$make validate_build_xhtml BINDIST_PREFIX="$thisdir/$bindistdir"
fi # testsuite-only
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Run the testsuite
if [ "$build_only" -eq 1 ]; then
cat <<EOF
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Congratulations! This tree has compiled successfully.
You can now test your new compiler using ./validate --testsuite-only.
EOF
exit 0
fi
then
# XXX With threads we'd need to give a different tix file to each thread
# and then sum them up at the end
threads=1
HPCTIXFILE=$thisdir/testsuite/hpc_output/ghc.tix
export HPCTIXFILE
rm -f $HPCTIXFILE
fi
case "$speed" in
SLOW)
MAKE_TEST_TARGET=slowtest
BINDIST="BINDIST=YES"
;;
NORMAL)
MAKE_TEST_TARGET=test
BINDIST="BINDIST=YES"
;;
FAST)
MAKE_TEST_TARGET=fasttest
BINDIST="BINDIST=NO"
;;
esac
if [ $be_quiet -eq 1 ] && [ -z $VERBOSE ]; then
TEST_VERBOSITY="VERBOSE=1"
# We need to be quite picky on Windows about which Python interpreter we use
# (#12554, #12661). Allow the user to override it.
if [ "z$PYTHON" != "z" ]; then
PYTHON_ARG="PYTHON=$PYTHON"
fi
rm -f testsuite_summary.txt testsuite_summary_stage1.txt
# Use LOCAL=0, see Note [Running tests in /tmp].
$make -C testsuite/tests $BINDIST $PYTHON_ARG \
$MAKE_TEST_TARGET stage=2 LOCAL=0 $TEST_VERBOSITY THREADS=$threads \
NO_PRINT_SUMMARY=YES SUMMARY_FILE=../../testsuite_summary.txt \
2>&1 | tee testlog
# Run a few tests using the stage1 compiler.
# See Note [Why is there no stage1 setup function?].
# Don't use BINDIST=YES, as stage1 is not available in a bindist.
$make -C testsuite/tests/stage1 $PYTHON_ARG \
$MAKE_TEST_TARGET stage=1 LOCAL=0 $TEST_VERBOSITY THREADS=$threads \
NO_PRINT_SUMMARY=YES SUMMARY_FILE=../../../testsuite_summary_stage1.txt \
2>&1 | tee testlog-stage1
echo
echo '==== STAGE 1 TESTS ==== '
cat testsuite_summary_stage1.txt
echo '==== STAGE 2 TESTS ==== '
cat testsuite_summary.txt
then
utils/hpc/hpc markup --hpcdir=. --srcdir=compiler --srcdir=testsuite/hpc_output --destdir=testsuite/hpc_output testsuite/hpc_output/ghc.tix
fi
grep '\<0 caused framework failures' testsuite_summary.txt >/dev/null 2>/dev/null &&
grep '\<0 unexpected passes' testsuite_summary.txt >/dev/null 2>/dev/null &&
grep '\<0 unexpected failures' testsuite_summary.txt >/dev/null 2>/dev/null &&
grep '\<0 unexpected stat failures' testsuite_summary.txt >/dev/null 2>/dev/null &&
grep '\<0 caused framework failures' testsuite_summary_stage1.txt >/dev/null 2>/dev/null &&
grep '\<0 unexpected passes' testsuite_summary_stage1.txt >/dev/null 2>/dev/null &&
grep '\<0 unexpected failures' testsuite_summary_stage1.txt >/dev/null 2>/dev/null &&
grep '\<0 unexpected stat failures' testsuite_summary_stage1.txt >/dev/null 2>/dev/null ; then
if [ $testsuite_only -eq 0 ] && [ $no_clean -eq 0 ]
then
cat <<EOF
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Congratulations! This tree has passed minimal testing.
NOTE: If you have made changes that may cause failures not tested for by
the minimal testing procedure, please do further testing as necessary.
When you are satisfied that you haven't broken anything, go ahead and
push/send your patches.
EOF
if [ -f mk/validate.mk ] && grep -q "^[^#]" mk/validate.mk
then
cat <<EOF
WARNING: You seem to have things set in mk/validate.mk. Please check
that it is OK before pushing.
EOF
fi
cat <<EOF
-------------------------------------------------------------------
EOF
else
cat <<EOF
-------------------------------------------------------------------
I didn't find any problems, but this wasn't a complete validate run,
so be careful!
NOTE: If you have made changes that may cause failures not tested for by
the minimal testing procedure, please do further testing as necessary.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
EOF
fi
if [ $be_quiet -eq 0 ]
then
cat <<EOF
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Oops! Looks like you have some unexpected test results or framework failures.
Please fix them before pushing/sending patches.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
EOF