pixman/test/fuzzer-find-diff.pl
Siarhei Siamashka 492dac7593 test: fix bisecting issue in fuzzer-find-diff.pl
Before bisecting to find the exact test which has failed, we
first need to make sure that the first test is fine (the first
test is "good" and the whole range is "bad"). Otherwise
test 2 gets incorrectly flagged as problematic in the case
if we already got a failure on test 1 right from the start.
2012-06-12 04:21:57 +03:00

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#!/usr/bin/env perl
$usage = "Usage:
fuzzer-find-diff.pl reference_binary new_binary [number_of_tests_to_run]
The first two input arguments are the commands to run the test programs
based on fuzzer_test_main() function from 'util.c' (preferably they should
be statically compiled, this can be achieved via '--disable-shared' pixman
configure option). The third optional argument is the number of test rounds
to run (if not specified, then testing runs infinitely or until some problem
is detected).
Usage examples:
fuzzer-find-diff.pl ./blitters-test-with-sse-disabled ./blitters-test 9000000
fuzzer-find-diff.pl ./blitters-test \"ssh ppc64_host /path/to/blitters-test\"
";
$#ARGV >= 1 or die $usage;
$batch_size = 10000;
if ($#ARGV >= 2) {
$number_of_tests = int($ARGV[2]);
} else {
$number_of_tests = -1
}
sub test_range {
my $min = shift;
my $max = shift;
# check that [$min, $max] range is "bad", otherwise return
if (`$ARGV[0] $min $max 2>/dev/null` eq `$ARGV[1] $min $max 2>/dev/null`) {
return;
}
# check that $min itself is "good", otherwise return
if (`$ARGV[0] $min 2>/dev/null` ne `$ARGV[1] $min 2>/dev/null`) {
return $min;
}
# start bisecting
while ($max != $min + 1) {
my $avg = int(($min + $max) / 2);
my $res1 = `$ARGV[0] $min $avg 2>/dev/null`;
my $res2 = `$ARGV[1] $min $avg 2>/dev/null`;
if ($res1 ne $res2) {
$max = $avg;
} else {
$min = $avg;
}
}
return $max;
}
$base = 1;
while ($number_of_tests <= 0 || $base <= $number_of_tests) {
printf("testing %-12d\r", $base + $batch_size - 1);
my $res = test_range($base, $base + $batch_size - 1);
if ($res) {
printf("Failure: results are different for test %d:\n", $res);
printf("\n-- ref --\n");
print `$ARGV[0] $res`;
printf("-- new --\n");
print `$ARGV[1] $res`;
printf("The problematic conditions can be reproduced by running:\n");
printf("$ARGV[1] %d\n", $res);
exit(1);
}
$base += $batch_size;
}
printf("Success: %d tests finished\n", $base - 1);