| #!/usr/bin/env python3 |
| |
| import argparse |
| import binascii |
| import random |
| import struct |
| import sys |
| import tempfile |
| import time |
| import os |
| |
| import targets |
| import testlib |
| from testlib import assertEqual, assertNotEqual, assertIn, assertNotIn |
| from testlib import assertGreater, assertRegex, assertLess |
| from testlib import GdbTest, GdbSingleHartTest, TestFailed |
| from testlib import assertTrue, TestNotApplicable |
| |
| MSTATUS_UIE = 0x00000001 |
| MSTATUS_SIE = 0x00000002 |
| MSTATUS_HIE = 0x00000004 |
| MSTATUS_MIE = 0x00000008 |
| MSTATUS_UPIE = 0x00000010 |
| MSTATUS_SPIE = 0x00000020 |
| MSTATUS_HPIE = 0x00000040 |
| MSTATUS_MPIE = 0x00000080 |
| MSTATUS_SPP = 0x00000100 |
| MSTATUS_HPP = 0x00000600 |
| MSTATUS_MPP = 0x00001800 |
| MSTATUS_FS = 0x00006000 |
| MSTATUS_XS = 0x00018000 |
| MSTATUS_MPRV = 0x00020000 |
| MSTATUS_PUM = 0x00040000 |
| MSTATUS_MXR = 0x00080000 |
| MSTATUS_VM = 0x1F000000 |
| MSTATUS32_SD = 0x80000000 |
| MSTATUS64_SD = 0x8000000000000000 |
| |
| # pylint: disable=abstract-method |
| |
| def ihex_line(address, record_type, data): |
| assert len(data) < 128 |
| line = ":%02X%04X%02X" % (len(data), address, record_type) |
| check = len(data) |
| check += address % 256 |
| check += address >> 8 |
| check += record_type |
| for char in data: |
| value = ord(char) |
| check += value |
| line += "%02X" % value |
| line += "%02X\n" % ((256-check)%256) |
| return line |
| |
| def srec_parse(line): |
| assert line.startswith(b'S') |
| typ = line[:2] |
| count = int(line[2:4], 16) |
| data = "" |
| if typ == b'S0': |
| # header |
| return 0, 0, 0 |
| elif typ == b'S3': |
| # data with 32-bit address |
| # Any higher bits were chopped off. |
| address = int(line[4:12], 16) |
| for i in range(6, count+1): |
| data += "%c" % int(line[2*i:2*i+2], 16) |
| # Ignore the checksum. |
| return 3, address, data |
| elif typ == b'S7': |
| # ignore execution start field |
| return 7, 0, 0 |
| else: |
| raise TestFailed("Unsupported SREC type %r." % typ) |
| |
| def readable_binary_string(s): |
| return "".join("%02x" % ord(c) for c in s) |
| |
| class SimpleRegisterTest(GdbTest): |
| def check_reg(self, name, alias): |
| a = random.randrange(1<<self.hart.xlen) |
| b = random.randrange(1<<self.hart.xlen) |
| self.gdb.p("$%s=0x%x" % (name, a)) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$%s" % alias), a) |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$%s" % name), a) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$%s" % alias), a) |
| self.gdb.p("$%s=0x%x" % (alias, b)) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$%s" % name), b) |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$%s" % name), b) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$%s" % alias), b) |
| |
| def setup(self): |
| self.write_nop_program(5) |
| |
| class SimpleS0Test(SimpleRegisterTest): |
| def test(self): |
| self.check_reg("s0", "x8") |
| |
| class SimpleS1Test(SimpleRegisterTest): |
| def test(self): |
| self.check_reg("s1", "x9") |
| |
| class SimpleT0Test(SimpleRegisterTest): |
| def test(self): |
| self.check_reg("t0", "x5") |
| |
| class SimpleT1Test(SimpleRegisterTest): |
| def test(self): |
| self.check_reg("t1", "x6") |
| |
| class SimpleV13Test(SimpleRegisterTest): |
| def test(self): |
| if self.hart.extensionSupported('V'): |
| vlenb = self.gdb.p("$vlenb") |
| # Can't write quadwords, because gdb won't parse a 128-bit hex |
| # value. |
| written = {} |
| for name, byte_count in (('b', 1), ('s', 2), ('w', 4), ('l', 8)): |
| written[name] = {} |
| for i in range(vlenb // byte_count): |
| written[name][i] = random.randrange(256 ** byte_count) |
| self.gdb.p("$v13.%s[%d]=0x%x" % (name, i, written[name][i])) |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| self.gdb.p("$v13") |
| for i in range(vlenb // byte_count): |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$v13.%s[%d]" % (name, i)), |
| written[name][i]) |
| else: |
| output = self.gdb.p_raw("$v13") |
| assertRegex(output, r"void|Could not fetch register.*") |
| |
| class SimpleF18Test(SimpleRegisterTest): |
| def check_reg(self, name, alias): |
| if self.hart.extensionSupported('F'): |
| mstatus_fs = 0x00006000 |
| self.gdb.p("$mstatus=$mstatus|0x%x" % mstatus_fs) |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| a = random.random() |
| b = random.random() |
| self.gdb.p_fpr("$%s=%f" % (name, a)) |
| assertLess(abs((self.gdb.p_fpr("$%s" % alias)) - a), .001) |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| assertLess(abs((self.gdb.p_fpr("$%s" % name)) - a), .001) |
| assertLess(abs((self.gdb.p_fpr("$%s" % alias)) - a), .001) |
| self.gdb.p_fpr("$%s=%f" % (alias, b)) |
| assertLess(abs((self.gdb.p_fpr("$%s" % name)) - b), .001) |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| assertLess(abs((self.gdb.p_fpr("$%s" % name)) - b), .001) |
| assertLess(abs((self.gdb.p_fpr("$%s" % alias)) - b), .001) |
| |
| size = self.gdb.p("sizeof($%s)" % name) |
| if self.hart.extensionSupported('D'): |
| assertEqual(size, 8) |
| else: |
| assertEqual(size, 4) |
| else: |
| output = self.gdb.p_raw("$" + name) |
| assertRegex(output, r"void|Could not fetch register.*") |
| output = self.gdb.p_raw("$" + alias) |
| assertRegex(output, r"void|Could not fetch register.*") |
| |
| def test(self): |
| self.check_reg("f18", "fs2") |
| |
| class CustomRegisterTest(SimpleRegisterTest): |
| def early_applicable(self): |
| return self.target.implements_custom_test |
| |
| def check_custom(self, magic): |
| regs = {k: v for k, v in self.gdb.info_registers("all").items() |
| if k.startswith("custom")} |
| assertEqual(set(regs.keys()), |
| set(("custom1", |
| "custom12345", |
| "custom12346", |
| "custom12347", |
| "custom12348"))) |
| for name, value in regs.items(): |
| number = int(name[6:]) |
| if number % 2: |
| expect = number + magic |
| assertIn(value, (expect, expect + (1<<32))) |
| else: |
| assertIn("Could not fetch register", value) |
| |
| def test(self): |
| self.check_custom(0) |
| |
| # Now test writing |
| magic = 6667 |
| self.gdb.p("$custom12345=%d" % (12345 + magic)) |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| |
| self.check_custom(magic) |
| |
| class SimpleNoExistTest(GdbTest): |
| def test(self): |
| try: |
| self.gdb.p("$csr2288") |
| assert False, "Reading csr2288 should have failed" |
| except testlib.CouldNotFetch: |
| pass |
| try: |
| self.gdb.p("$csr2288=5") |
| assert False, "Writing csr2288 should have failed" |
| except testlib.CouldNotFetch: |
| pass |
| |
| class SimpleMemoryTest(GdbTest): |
| def access_test(self, size, data_type): |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("sizeof(%s)" % data_type), size) |
| a = 0x86753095555aaaa & ((1<<(size*8))-1) |
| b = 0xdeadbeef12345678 & ((1<<(size*8))-1) |
| addrA = self.hart.ram |
| addrB = self.hart.ram + self.hart.ram_size - size |
| self.gdb.p("*((%s*)0x%x) = 0x%x" % (data_type, addrA, a)) |
| self.gdb.p("*((%s*)0x%x) = 0x%x" % (data_type, addrB, b)) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("*((%s*)0x%x)" % (data_type, addrA)), a) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("*((%s*)0x%x)" % (data_type, addrB)), b) |
| |
| class MemTest8(SimpleMemoryTest): |
| def test(self): |
| self.access_test(1, 'char') |
| |
| class MemTest16(SimpleMemoryTest): |
| def test(self): |
| self.access_test(2, 'short') |
| |
| class MemTest32(SimpleMemoryTest): |
| def test(self): |
| self.access_test(4, 'int') |
| |
| class MemTest64(SimpleMemoryTest): |
| def test(self): |
| self.access_test(8, 'long long') |
| |
| # FIXME: I'm not passing back invalid addresses correctly in read/write memory. |
| #class MemTestReadInvalid(SimpleMemoryTest): |
| # def test(self): |
| # # This test relies on 'gdb_report_data_abort enable' being executed in |
| # # the openocd.cfg file. |
| # try: |
| # self.gdb.p("*((int*)0xdeadbeef)") |
| # assert False, "Read should have failed." |
| # except testlib.CannotAccess as e: |
| # assertEqual(e.address, 0xdeadbeef) |
| # self.gdb.p("*((int*)0x%x)" % self.hart.ram) |
| # |
| #class MemTestWriteInvalid(SimpleMemoryTest): |
| # def test(self): |
| # # This test relies on 'gdb_report_data_abort enable' being executed in |
| # # the openocd.cfg file. |
| # try: |
| # self.gdb.p("*((int*)0xdeadbeef)=8675309") |
| # assert False, "Write should have failed." |
| # except testlib.CannotAccess as e: |
| # assertEqual(e.address, 0xdeadbeef) |
| # self.gdb.p("*((int*)0x%x)=6874742" % self.hart.ram) |
| |
| class MemTestBlockReadInvalid(GdbTest): |
| zero_values = "00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00" |
| real_values = "EF BE AD DE 78 56 34 12" |
| |
| def early_applicable(self): |
| return self.target.invalid_memory_returns_zero |
| |
| def test(self): |
| self.gdb.p("*((int*)0x%x) = 0xdeadbeef" % (self.hart.ram + 0)) |
| self.gdb.p("*((int*)0x%x) = 0x12345678" % (self.hart.ram + 4)) |
| |
| # read before start of memory |
| self.memory_test(self.hart.ram - 8, |
| self.hart.ram, |
| self.zero_values) |
| |
| # read across start of memory |
| self.memory_test(self.hart.ram - 8, |
| self.hart.ram + 8, |
| self.zero_values + " " + self.real_values) |
| |
| # read after start of memory |
| self.memory_test(self.hart.ram, |
| self.hart.ram + 8, |
| self.real_values) |
| |
| self.gdb.p("*((int*)0x%x) = 0xdeadbeef" % |
| (self.hart.ram + self.hart.ram_size - 8)) |
| self.gdb.p("*((int*)0x%x) = 0x12345678" % |
| (self.hart.ram + self.hart.ram_size - 4)) |
| |
| # read before end of memory |
| self.memory_test(self.hart.ram + self.hart.ram_size - 8, |
| self.hart.ram + self.hart.ram_size, |
| self.real_values) |
| |
| # read across end of memory |
| self.memory_test(self.hart.ram + self.hart.ram_size - 8, |
| self.hart.ram + self.hart.ram_size + 8, |
| self.real_values + " " + self.zero_values) |
| |
| # read after end of memory |
| self.memory_test(self.hart.ram + self.hart.ram_size, |
| self.hart.ram + self.hart.ram_size + 8, |
| self.zero_values) |
| |
| def memory_test(self, start_addr, end_addr, expected_values): |
| dump = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(suffix=".simdata") |
| self.gdb.command("dump verilog memory %s 0x%x 0x%x" % |
| (dump.name, start_addr, end_addr)) |
| self.gdb.command("shell cat %s" % dump.name) |
| line = dump.readline() |
| line = dump.readline() |
| assertEqual(line.strip(), expected_values) |
| |
| class MemTestBlock(GdbTest): |
| length = 1024 |
| line_length = 16 |
| |
| def write(self, temporary_file): |
| data = "" |
| for i in range(self.length // self.line_length): |
| line_data = "".join(["%c" % random.randrange(256) |
| for _ in range(self.line_length)]) |
| data += line_data |
| temporary_file.write(ihex_line(i * self.line_length, 0, |
| line_data).encode()) |
| temporary_file.flush() |
| return data |
| |
| def spot_check_memory(self, data): |
| increment = 19 * 4 |
| for offset in list(range(0, self.length, increment)) + [self.length-4]: |
| value = self.gdb.p("*((int*)0x%x)" % (self.hart.ram + offset)) |
| written = ord(data[offset]) | \ |
| (ord(data[offset+1]) << 8) | \ |
| (ord(data[offset+2]) << 16) | \ |
| (ord(data[offset+3]) << 24) |
| assertEqual(value, written) |
| |
| def test_block(self, extra_delay): |
| a = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(suffix=".ihex") |
| data = self.write(a) |
| |
| self.gdb.command("shell cat %s" % a.name) |
| self.gdb.command("restore %s 0x%x" % (a.name, self.hart.ram), |
| reset_delays=50 + extra_delay) |
| self.spot_check_memory(data) |
| |
| b = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(suffix=".srec") |
| self.gdb.command("dump srec memory %s 0x%x 0x%x" % (b.name, |
| self.hart.ram, self.hart.ram + self.length), ops=self.length / 32, |
| reset_delays=100 + extra_delay) |
| self.gdb.command("shell cat %s" % b.name) |
| highest_seen = 0 |
| for line in b: |
| record_type, address, line_data = srec_parse(line) |
| if record_type == 3: |
| offset = address - (self.hart.ram & 0xffffffff) |
| written_data = data[offset:offset+len(line_data)] |
| highest_seen += len(line_data) |
| if line_data != written_data: |
| raise TestFailed( |
| "Data mismatch at 0x%x (offset 0x%x); wrote %s but " |
| "read %s" % ( |
| self.hart.ram + offset, offset, |
| readable_binary_string(written_data), |
| readable_binary_string(line_data))) |
| assertEqual(highest_seen, self.length) |
| |
| # Run memory block tests with different reset delays, so hopefully we hit busy |
| # at every possible relevant time. |
| class MemTestBlock0(MemTestBlock): |
| def test(self): |
| return self.test_block(0) |
| |
| class MemTestBlock1(MemTestBlock): |
| def test(self): |
| return self.test_block(1) |
| |
| class MemTestBlock2(MemTestBlock): |
| def test(self): |
| return self.test_block(2) |
| |
| class InstantHaltTest(GdbTest): |
| def test(self): |
| """Assert that reset is really resetting what it should.""" |
| self.gdb.command("monitor reset halt") |
| self.gdb.command("flushregs") |
| threads = self.gdb.threads() |
| pcs = [] |
| for t in threads: |
| self.gdb.thread(t) |
| pcs.append(self.gdb.p("$pc")) |
| for pc in pcs: |
| assertIn(pc, self.hart.reset_vectors) |
| # mcycle and minstret have no defined reset value. |
| mstatus = self.gdb.p("$mstatus") |
| assertEqual(mstatus & (MSTATUS_MIE | MSTATUS_MPRV | |
| MSTATUS_VM), 0) |
| |
| class InstantChangePc(GdbTest): |
| def test(self): |
| """Change the PC right as we come out of reset.""" |
| # 0x13 is nop |
| self.gdb.command("monitor reset halt") |
| self.gdb.command("flushregs") |
| self.gdb.command("p *((int*) 0x%x)=0x13" % self.hart.ram) |
| self.gdb.command("p *((int*) 0x%x)=0x13" % (self.hart.ram + 4)) |
| self.gdb.command("p *((int*) 0x%x)=0x13" % (self.hart.ram + 8)) |
| self.gdb.p("$pc=0x%x" % self.hart.ram) |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| assertEqual((self.hart.ram + 4), self.gdb.p("$pc")) |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| assertEqual((self.hart.ram + 8), self.gdb.p("$pc")) |
| |
| class ProgramTest(GdbSingleHartTest): |
| # Include malloc so that gdb can make function calls. I suspect this malloc |
| # will silently blow through the memory set aside for it, so be careful. |
| compile_args = ("programs/counting_loop.c", "-DDEFINE_MALLOC", |
| "-DDEFINE_FREE") |
| |
| def setup(self): |
| self.gdb.load() |
| |
| def exit(self, expected_result=10): |
| self.gdb.command("delete") |
| self.gdb.b("_exit") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("Breakpoint", output) |
| assertIn("_exit", output) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("status"), expected_result) |
| |
| class ProgramHwWatchpoint(ProgramTest): |
| def test(self): |
| mainbp = self.gdb.b("main") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("Breakpoint", output) |
| assertIn("main", output) |
| self.gdb.command("delete %d" % mainbp) |
| self.gdb.watch("counter == 5") |
| # Watchpoint hits when counter becomes 5. |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("counter"), 5) |
| # Watchpoint hits when counter no longer is 5. |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("counter"), 6) |
| # The watchpoint is going out of scope |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("Watchpoint", output) |
| assertIn("deleted", output) |
| self.exit() |
| |
| class ProgramSwWatchpoint(ProgramTest): |
| def test(self): |
| self.gdb.b("main") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("Breakpoint", output) |
| assertIn("main", output) |
| self.gdb.swatch("counter == 5") |
| # The watchpoint is triggered when the expression changes |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("Watchpoint", output) |
| assertIn("counter == 5", output) |
| output = self.gdb.p_raw("counter") |
| assertIn("5", output) |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("Watchpoint", output) |
| assertIn("counter == 5", output) |
| output = self.gdb.p_raw("counter") |
| assertIn("6", output) |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| # The watchpoint is going out of scope |
| assertIn("Watchpoint", output) |
| assertIn("deleted", output) |
| self.exit() |
| |
| class DebugTest(GdbSingleHartTest): |
| # Include malloc so that gdb can make function calls. I suspect this malloc |
| # will silently blow through the memory set aside for it, so be careful. |
| compile_args = ("programs/debug.c", "programs/checksum.c", |
| "programs/tiny-malloc.c", "-DDEFINE_MALLOC", "-DDEFINE_FREE") |
| |
| def setup(self): |
| self.gdb.load() |
| self.gdb.b("_exit") |
| |
| def exit(self, expected_result=0xc86455d4): |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("Breakpoint", output) |
| assertIn("_exit", output) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("status"), expected_result) |
| |
| class DebugCompareSections(DebugTest): |
| def test(self): |
| output = self.gdb.command("compare-sections", ops=10) |
| matched = 0 |
| for line in output.splitlines(): |
| if line.startswith("Section"): |
| assert line.endswith("matched.") |
| matched += 1 |
| assertGreater(matched, 1) |
| |
| class DebugFunctionCall(DebugTest): |
| def test(self): |
| self.gdb.b("main:start") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p('fib(6)', ops=10), 8) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p('fib(7)', ops=10), 13) |
| self.exit() |
| |
| class DebugChangeString(DebugTest): |
| def test(self): |
| text = "This little piggy went to the market." |
| self.gdb.b("main:start") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| self.gdb.p('fox = "%s"' % text) |
| self.exit(0x43b497b8) |
| |
| class DebugTurbostep(DebugTest): |
| def test(self): |
| """Single step a bunch of times.""" |
| self.gdb.b("main:start") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| self.gdb.command("p i=0") |
| last_pc = None |
| advances = 0 |
| jumps = 0 |
| for _ in range(10): |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| pc = self.gdb.p("$pc") |
| assertNotEqual(last_pc, pc) |
| if last_pc and pc > last_pc and pc - last_pc <= 4: |
| advances += 1 |
| else: |
| jumps += 1 |
| last_pc = pc |
| # Some basic sanity that we're not running between breakpoints or |
| # something. |
| assertGreater(jumps, 1) |
| assertGreater(advances, 5) |
| |
| class DebugExit(DebugTest): |
| def test(self): |
| self.exit() |
| |
| class DebugSymbols(DebugTest): |
| def test(self): |
| bp = self.gdb.b("main") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn(", main ", output) |
| self.gdb.command("delete %d" % bp) |
| bp = self.gdb.b("rot13") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn(", rot13 ", output) |
| self.gdb.command("delete %d" % bp) |
| |
| class DebugBreakpoint(DebugTest): |
| def test(self): |
| self.gdb.b("rot13") |
| # The breakpoint should be hit exactly 2 times. |
| for _ in range(2): |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| self.gdb.p("$pc") |
| assertIn("Breakpoint ", output) |
| assertIn("rot13 ", output) |
| self.exit() |
| |
| class Hwbp1(DebugTest): |
| def test(self): |
| if self.hart.instruction_hardware_breakpoint_count < 1: |
| raise TestNotApplicable |
| |
| if not self.hart.honors_tdata1_hmode: |
| # Run to main before setting the breakpoint, because startup code |
| # will otherwise clear the trigger that we set. |
| self.gdb.b("main") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| |
| self.gdb.command("delete") |
| self.gdb.hbreak("rot13") |
| # The breakpoint should be hit exactly 2 times. |
| for _ in range(2): |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| self.gdb.p("$pc") |
| assertRegex(output, r"[bB]reakpoint") |
| assertIn("rot13 ", output) |
| self.gdb.b("_exit") |
| self.exit() |
| |
| class Hwbp2(DebugTest): |
| def test(self): |
| if self.hart.instruction_hardware_breakpoint_count < 2: |
| raise TestNotApplicable |
| |
| self.gdb.command("delete") |
| self.gdb.hbreak("main") |
| self.gdb.hbreak("rot13") |
| # We should hit 3 breakpoints. |
| for expected in ("main", "rot13", "rot13"): |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| self.gdb.p("$pc") |
| assertRegex(output, r"[bB]reakpoint") |
| assertIn("%s " % expected, output) |
| self.gdb.command("delete") |
| self.gdb.b("_exit") |
| self.exit() |
| |
| class TooManyHwbp(DebugTest): |
| def test(self): |
| for i in range(30): |
| self.gdb.hbreak("*rot13 + %d" % (i * 4)) |
| |
| output = self.gdb.c(checkOutput=False) |
| assertIn("Cannot insert hardware breakpoint", output) |
| # Clean up, otherwise the hardware breakpoints stay set and future |
| # tests may fail. |
| self.gdb.command("D") |
| |
| class Registers(DebugTest): |
| def test(self): |
| # Get to a point in the code where some registers have actually been |
| # used. |
| self.gdb.b("rot13") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| self.gdb.c() |
| # Try both forms to test gdb. |
| for cmd in ("info all-registers", "info registers all"): |
| output = self.gdb.command(cmd, ops=20) |
| for reg in ('zero', 'ra', 'sp', 'gp', 'tp'): |
| assertIn(reg, output) |
| for line in output.splitlines(): |
| assertRegex(line, r"^\S") |
| |
| #TODO |
| # mcpuid is one of the few registers that should have the high bit set |
| # (for rv64). |
| # Leave this commented out until gdb and spike agree on the encoding of |
| # mcpuid (which is going to be renamed to misa in any case). |
| #assertRegex(output, ".*mcpuid *0x80") |
| |
| #TODO: |
| # The instret register should always be changing. |
| #last_instret = None |
| #for _ in range(5): |
| # instret = self.gdb.p("$instret") |
| # assertNotEqual(instret, last_instret) |
| # last_instret = instret |
| # self.gdb.stepi() |
| |
| self.exit() |
| |
| class UserInterrupt(DebugTest): |
| def test(self): |
| """Sending gdb ^C while the program is running should cause it to |
| halt.""" |
| self.gdb.b("main:start") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| self.gdb.p("i=123") |
| self.gdb.c(wait=False) |
| time.sleep(2) |
| output = self.gdb.interrupt() |
| assert "main" in output |
| assertGreater(self.gdb.p("j"), 10) |
| self.gdb.p("i=0") |
| self.exit() |
| |
| class InterruptTest(GdbSingleHartTest): |
| compile_args = ("programs/interrupt.c",) |
| |
| def early_applicable(self): |
| return self.target.supports_clint_mtime |
| |
| def setup(self): |
| self.gdb.load() |
| |
| def test(self): |
| self.gdb.b("main") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn(" main ", output) |
| self.gdb.b("trap_entry") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn(" trap_entry ", output) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$mip") & 0x80, 0x80) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("interrupt_count"), 0) |
| # You'd expect local to still be 0, but it looks like spike doesn't |
| # jump to the interrupt handler immediately after the write to |
| # mtimecmp. |
| assertLess(self.gdb.p("local"), 1000) |
| self.gdb.command("delete breakpoints") |
| for _ in range(10): |
| self.gdb.c(wait=False) |
| time.sleep(2) |
| self.gdb.interrupt() |
| interrupt_count = self.gdb.p("interrupt_count") |
| local = self.gdb.p("local") |
| if interrupt_count > 1000 and \ |
| local > 1000: |
| return |
| |
| assertGreater(interrupt_count, 1000) |
| assertGreater(local, 1000) |
| |
| def postMortem(self): |
| GdbSingleHartTest.postMortem(self) |
| self.gdb.p("*((long long*) 0x200bff8)") |
| self.gdb.p("*((long long*) 0x2004000)") |
| self.gdb.p("interrupt_count") |
| self.gdb.p("local") |
| |
| class MulticoreRegTest(GdbTest): |
| compile_args = ("programs/infinite_loop.S", "-DMULTICORE") |
| |
| def early_applicable(self): |
| return len(self.target.harts) > 1 |
| |
| def setup(self): |
| self.gdb.load() |
| for hart in self.target.harts: |
| self.gdb.select_hart(hart) |
| self.gdb.p("$pc=_start") |
| |
| def test(self): |
| # Run to main |
| for hart in self.target.harts: |
| self.gdb.select_hart(hart) |
| self.gdb.b("main") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("main", self.gdb.where()) |
| self.gdb.command("delete breakpoints") |
| |
| # Run through the entire loop. |
| for hart in self.target.harts: |
| self.gdb.select_hart(hart) |
| self.gdb.b("main_end") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("main_end", self.gdb.where()) |
| |
| hart_ids = [] |
| for hart in self.target.harts: |
| self.gdb.select_hart(hart) |
| # Check register values. |
| x1 = self.gdb.p("$x1") |
| hart_id = self.gdb.p("$mhartid") |
| assertEqual(x1, hart_id << 8) |
| assertNotIn(hart_id, hart_ids) |
| hart_ids.append(hart_id) |
| for n in range(2, 32): |
| value = self.gdb.p("$x%d" % n) |
| assertEqual(value, (hart_ids[-1] << 8) + n - 1) |
| |
| # Confirmed that we read different register values for different harts. |
| # Write a new value to x1, and run through the add sequence again. |
| |
| for hart in self.target.harts: |
| self.gdb.select_hart(hart) |
| self.gdb.p("$x1=0x%x" % (hart.index * 0x1000)) |
| self.gdb.p("$pc=main_post_csrr") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| for hart in self.target.harts: |
| self.gdb.select_hart(hart) |
| assertIn("main", self.gdb.where()) |
| # Check register values. |
| for n in range(1, 32): |
| value = self.gdb.p("$x%d" % n) |
| assertEqual(value, hart.index * 0x1000 + n - 1) |
| |
| #class MulticoreRunHaltStepiTest(GdbTest): |
| # compile_args = ("programs/multicore.c", "-DMULTICORE") |
| # |
| # def early_applicable(self): |
| # return len(self.target.harts) > 1 |
| # |
| # def setup(self): |
| # self.gdb.load() |
| # for hart in self.target.harts: |
| # self.gdb.select_hart(hart) |
| # self.gdb.p("$mhartid") |
| # self.gdb.p("$pc=_start") |
| # |
| # def test(self): |
| # previous_hart_count = [0 for h in self.target.harts] |
| # previous_interrupt_count = [0 for h in self.target.harts] |
| # # Check 10 times |
| # for i in range(10): |
| # # 3 attempts for each time we want the check to pass |
| # for attempt in range(3): |
| # self.gdb.global_command("echo round %d attempt %d\\n" % (i, |
| # attempt)) |
| # self.gdb.c_all(wait=False) |
| # time.sleep(2) |
| # self.gdb.interrupt_all() |
| # hart_count = self.gdb.p("hart_count") |
| # interrupt_count = self.gdb.p("interrupt_count") |
| # ok = True |
| # for i, h in enumerate(self.target.harts): |
| # if hart_count[i] <= previous_hart_count[i]: |
| # ok = False |
| # break |
| # if interrupt_count[i] <= previous_interrupt_count[i]: |
| # ok = False |
| # break |
| # self.gdb.p("$mie") |
| # self.gdb.p("$mip") |
| # self.gdb.p("$mstatus") |
| # self.gdb.p("$priv") |
| # self.gdb.p("buf", fmt="") |
| # self.gdb.select_hart(h) |
| # pc = self.gdb.p("$pc") |
| # self.gdb.stepi() |
| # stepped_pc = self.gdb.p("$pc") |
| # assertNotEqual(pc, stepped_pc) |
| # previous_hart_count = hart_count |
| # previous_interrupt_count = interrupt_count |
| # if ok: |
| # break |
| # else: |
| # assert False, \ |
| # "hart count or interrupt didn't increment as expected" |
| |
| class MulticoreRunAllHaltOne(GdbTest): |
| compile_args = ("programs/multicore.c", "-DMULTICORE") |
| |
| def early_applicable(self): |
| return len(self.target.harts) > 1 |
| |
| def setup(self): |
| self.gdb.select_hart(self.target.harts[0]) |
| self.gdb.load() |
| for hart in self.target.harts: |
| self.gdb.select_hart(hart) |
| self.gdb.p("$pc=_start") |
| |
| def test(self): |
| if not self.gdb.one_hart_per_gdb(): |
| raise TestNotApplicable |
| |
| # Run harts in reverse order |
| for h in reversed(self.target.harts): |
| self.gdb.select_hart(h) |
| self.gdb.c(wait=False) |
| |
| self.gdb.interrupt() |
| # Give OpenOCD time to call poll() on both harts, which is what causes |
| # the bug. |
| time.sleep(1) |
| self.gdb.p("buf", fmt="") |
| |
| class MulticoreRtosSwitchActiveHartTest(GdbTest): |
| compile_args = ("programs/multicore.c", "-DMULTICORE") |
| |
| def early_applicable(self): |
| return len(self.target.harts) > 1 |
| |
| def setup(self): |
| self.gdb.select_hart(self.target.harts[0]) |
| self.gdb.load() |
| for hart in self.target.harts: |
| self.gdb.select_hart(hart) |
| self.gdb.p("$pc=_start") |
| |
| def test(self): |
| if self.gdb.one_hart_per_gdb(): |
| raise TestNotApplicable |
| |
| # Set breakpoint near '_start' label to increase the chances of a |
| # situation when all harts hit breakpoint immediately and |
| # simultaneously. |
| self.gdb.b("set_trap_handler") |
| |
| # Check that all harts hit breakpoint one by one. |
| for _ in range(len(self.target.harts)): |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("hit Breakpoint", output) |
| assertIn("set_trap_handler", output) |
| assertNotIn("received signal SIGTRAP", output) |
| |
| class SmpSimultaneousRunHalt(GdbTest): |
| compile_args = ("programs/run_halt_timing.S", "-DMULTICORE") |
| |
| def early_applicable(self): |
| return len(self.target.harts) > 1 and self.target.support_hasel |
| |
| def setup(self): |
| self.gdb.select_hart(self.target.harts[0]) |
| self.gdb.load() |
| for hart in self.target.harts: |
| self.gdb.select_hart(hart) |
| self.gdb.p("$pc=_start") |
| |
| def test(self): |
| if self.gdb.one_hart_per_gdb() or not self.server.smp(): |
| raise TestNotApplicable |
| |
| old_mtime = set() |
| for _ in range(5): |
| self.gdb.c_all(wait=False) |
| time.sleep(2) |
| self.gdb.interrupt_all() |
| |
| mtime_value = [] |
| counter = [] |
| for hart in self.target.harts: |
| self.gdb.select_hart(hart) |
| mv = self.gdb.p("$s2") |
| assertNotIn(mv, old_mtime, |
| "mtime doesn't appear to be changing at all") |
| mtime_value.append(mv) |
| c = self.gdb.p("$s0") |
| assertNotEqual(c, 0, |
| "counter didn't increment; code didn't run?") |
| counter.append(c) |
| # Reset the counter for the next round. |
| self.gdb.p("$s0=0") |
| |
| old_mtime.update(mtime_value) |
| |
| mtime_spread = max(mtime_value) - min(mtime_value) |
| print("mtime_spread:", mtime_spread) |
| counter_spread = max(counter) - min(counter) |
| print("counter_spread:", counter_spread) |
| |
| assertLess(mtime_spread, 101 * (len(self.target.harts) - 1), |
| "Harts don't halt around the same time.") |
| # spike executes normal code 5000 instructions at a time, so we |
| # expect 5k instructions to be executed on one hart before the |
| # other gets to go. Our loop (unoptimized) is quite a few |
| # instructions, but allow for 5k anyway. |
| assertLess(counter_spread, 5001 * (len(self.target.harts) - 1), |
| "Harts don't resume around the same time.") |
| |
| class StepTest(GdbSingleHartTest): |
| compile_args = ("programs/step.S", ) |
| |
| def setup(self): |
| self.gdb.load() |
| self.gdb.b("main") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| |
| def test(self): |
| main_address = self.gdb.p("$pc") |
| if self.hart.extensionSupported("c"): |
| sequence = (4, 8, 0xc, 0xe, 0x14, 0x18, 0x22, 0x1c, 0x24, 0x24) |
| else: |
| sequence = (4, 8, 0xc, 0x10, 0x18, 0x1c, 0x28, 0x20, 0x2c, 0x2c) |
| for expected in sequence: |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| pc = self.gdb.p("$pc") |
| assertEqual("%x" % (pc - main_address), "%x" % expected) |
| |
| class JumpHbreak(GdbSingleHartTest): |
| """'jump' resumes execution at location. Execution stops again immediately |
| if there is a breakpoint there. |
| That second line can be trouble.""" |
| compile_args = ("programs/trigger.S", ) |
| |
| def early_applicable(self): |
| return self.hart.instruction_hardware_breakpoint_count >= 1 |
| |
| def setup(self): |
| self.gdb.load() |
| self.gdb.hbreak("main") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| self.gdb.command("delete 1") |
| |
| def test(self): |
| self.gdb.b("read_loop") |
| self.gdb.command("hbreak just_before_read_loop") |
| output = self.gdb.command("jump just_before_read_loop") |
| assertRegex(output, r"Breakpoint \d, just_before_read_loop ") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertRegex(output, r"Breakpoint \d, read_loop ") |
| |
| class TriggerTest(GdbSingleHartTest): |
| compile_args = ("programs/trigger.S", ) |
| def setup(self): |
| self.gdb.load() |
| self.gdb.b("main") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| self.gdb.command("delete") |
| |
| def exit(self): |
| self.gdb.command("delete") |
| self.gdb.b("_exit") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("Breakpoint", output) |
| assertIn("_exit", output) |
| |
| class TriggerExecuteInstant(TriggerTest): |
| """Test an execute breakpoint on the first instruction executed out of |
| debug mode.""" |
| def test(self): |
| main_address = self.gdb.p("$pc") |
| self.gdb.command("hbreak *0x%x" % (main_address + 4)) |
| self.gdb.c() |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$pc"), main_address+4) |
| |
| # FIXME: Triggers aren't quite working yet |
| #class TriggerLoadAddress(TriggerTest): |
| # def test(self): |
| # self.gdb.command("rwatch *((&data)+1)") |
| # output = self.gdb.c() |
| # assertIn("read_loop", output) |
| # assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$a0"), |
| # self.gdb.p("(&data)+1")) |
| # self.exit() |
| |
| class TriggerLoadAddressInstant(TriggerTest): |
| """Test a load address breakpoint on the first instruction executed out of |
| debug mode.""" |
| def test(self): |
| self.gdb.command("b just_before_read_loop") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| read_loop = self.gdb.p("&read_loop") |
| read_again = self.gdb.p("&read_again") |
| data = self.gdb.p("&data") |
| self.gdb.command("rwatch *0x%x" % data) |
| self.gdb.c() |
| # Accept hitting the breakpoint before or after the load instruction. |
| assertIn(self.gdb.p("$pc"), [read_loop, read_loop + 4]) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$a0"), self.gdb.p("&data")) |
| |
| self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn(self.gdb.p("$pc"), [read_again, read_again + 4]) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$a0"), self.gdb.p("&data")) |
| |
| # FIXME: Triggers aren't quite working yet |
| #class TriggerStoreAddress(TriggerTest): |
| # def test(self): |
| # self.gdb.command("watch *((&data)+3)") |
| # output = self.gdb.c() |
| # assertIn("write_loop", output) |
| # assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$a0"), |
| # self.gdb.p("(&data)+3")) |
| # self.exit() |
| |
| class TriggerStoreAddressInstant(TriggerTest): |
| def test(self): |
| """Test a store address breakpoint on the first instruction executed out |
| of debug mode.""" |
| self.gdb.command("b just_before_write_loop") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| write_loop = self.gdb.p("&write_loop") |
| data = self.gdb.p("&data") |
| self.gdb.command("watch *0x%x" % data) |
| self.gdb.c() |
| |
| # Accept hitting the breakpoint before or after the store instruction. |
| assertIn(self.gdb.p("$pc"), [write_loop, write_loop + 4]) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$a0"), self.gdb.p("&data")) |
| |
| class TriggerDmode(TriggerTest): |
| def early_applicable(self): |
| return self.hart.honors_tdata1_hmode |
| |
| def check_triggers(self, tdata1_lsbs, tdata2): |
| dmode = 1 << (self.hart.xlen-5) |
| |
| triggers = [] |
| |
| if self.hart.xlen == 32: |
| xlen_type = 'int' |
| elif self.hart.xlen == 64: |
| xlen_type = 'long long' |
| else: |
| raise NotImplementedError |
| |
| dmode_count = 0 |
| i = 0 |
| for i in range(16): |
| tdata1 = self.gdb.p("((%s *)&data)[%d]" % (xlen_type, 2*i)) |
| if tdata1 == 0: |
| break |
| tdata2 = self.gdb.p("((%s *)&data)[%d]" % (xlen_type, 2*i+1)) |
| |
| if tdata1 & dmode: |
| dmode_count += 1 |
| else: |
| assertEqual(tdata1 & 0xffff, tdata1_lsbs) |
| assertEqual(tdata2, tdata2) |
| |
| assertGreater(i, 1) |
| assertEqual(dmode_count, 1) |
| |
| return triggers |
| |
| def test(self): |
| # If we want this test to run from flash, we can't have any software |
| # breakpoints set. |
| |
| self.gdb.command("hbreak write_load_trigger") |
| self.gdb.p("$pc=write_store_trigger") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("write_load_trigger", output) |
| self.check_triggers((1<<6) | (1<<1), 0xdeadbee0) |
| self.gdb.command("delete") |
| self.gdb.command("hbreak clear_triggers") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("clear_triggers", output) |
| self.check_triggers((1<<6) | (1<<0), 0xfeedac00) |
| self.gdb.command("delete") |
| self.exit() |
| |
| class RegsTest(GdbSingleHartTest): |
| compile_args = ("programs/regs.S", ) |
| def setup(self): |
| self.gdb.load() |
| main_bp = self.gdb.b("main") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("Breakpoint ", output) |
| assertIn("main", output) |
| self.gdb.command("delete %d" % main_bp) |
| self.gdb.b("handle_trap") |
| |
| class WriteGprs(RegsTest): |
| def test(self): |
| if self.hart.extensionSupported('E'): |
| regs = [("x%d" % n) for n in range(2, 16)] |
| else: |
| regs = [("x%d" % n) for n in range(2, 32)] |
| |
| self.gdb.p("$pc=write_regs") |
| for i, r in enumerate(regs): |
| self.gdb.p("$%s=%d" % (r, (0xdeadbeef<<i)+17)) |
| self.gdb.p("$x1=&data") |
| self.gdb.command("b all_done") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertIn("Breakpoint ", output) |
| |
| # Just to get this data in the log. |
| self.gdb.command("x/30gx &data") |
| self.gdb.command("info registers") |
| for n in range(len(regs)): |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.x("(char*)(&data)+%d" % (8*n), 'g'), |
| ((0xdeadbeef<<n)+17) & ((1<<self.hart.xlen)-1)) |
| |
| class WriteCsrs(RegsTest): |
| def test(self): |
| # As much a test of gdb as of the simulator. |
| self.gdb.p("$mscratch=0") |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$mscratch"), 0) |
| self.gdb.p("$mscratch=123") |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("$mscratch"), 123) |
| |
| self.gdb.p("$pc=write_regs") |
| self.gdb.p("$x1=&data") |
| self.gdb.command("b all_done") |
| self.gdb.command("c") |
| |
| assertEqual(123, self.gdb.p("$mscratch")) |
| assertEqual(123, self.gdb.p("$x1")) |
| assertEqual(123, self.gdb.p("$csr832")) |
| |
| class DownloadTest(GdbTest): |
| def setup(self): |
| # pylint: disable=attribute-defined-outside-init |
| length = min(2**18, max(2**10, self.hart.ram_size - 2048)) |
| # TODO: remove the next line so we get a bit more code to download. The |
| # line above that allows for more data runs into some error I don't |
| # have time to track down right now. |
| length = min(2**14, max(2**10, self.hart.ram_size - 2048)) |
| self.download_c = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(prefix="download_", |
| suffix=".c", delete=False) |
| self.download_c.write(b"#include <stdint.h>\n") |
| self.download_c.write( |
| b"unsigned int crc32a(uint8_t *message, unsigned int size);\n") |
| self.download_c.write(b"uint32_t length = %d;\n" % length) |
| self.download_c.write(b"uint8_t d[%d] = {\n" % length) |
| self.crc = 0 |
| assert length % 16 == 0 |
| for i in range(length // 16): |
| self.download_c.write((" /* 0x%04x */ " % (i * 16)).encode()) |
| for _ in range(16): |
| value = random.randrange(1<<8) |
| self.download_c.write(("0x%02x, " % value).encode()) |
| self.crc = binascii.crc32(struct.pack("B", value), self.crc) |
| self.download_c.write(b"\n") |
| self.download_c.write(b"};\n") |
| self.download_c.write(b"uint8_t *data = &d[0];\n") |
| self.download_c.write( |
| b"uint32_t main() { return crc32a(data, length); }\n") |
| self.download_c.flush() |
| |
| if self.crc < 0: |
| self.crc += 2**32 |
| |
| self.binary = self.target.compile(self.hart, self.download_c.name, |
| "programs/checksum.c") |
| self.gdb.global_command("file %s" % self.binary) |
| |
| def test(self): |
| self.gdb.load() |
| self.parkOtherHarts() |
| self.gdb.command("b _exit") |
| self.gdb.c(ops=100) |
| assertEqual(self.gdb.p("status"), self.crc) |
| os.unlink(self.download_c.name) |
| |
| #class MprvTest(GdbSingleHartTest): |
| # compile_args = ("programs/mprv.S", ) |
| # def setup(self): |
| # self.gdb.load() |
| # |
| # def test(self): |
| # """Test that the debugger can access memory when MPRV is set.""" |
| # self.gdb.c(wait=False) |
| # time.sleep(0.5) |
| # self.gdb.interrupt() |
| # output = self.gdb.command("p/x *(int*)(((char*)&data)-0x80000000)") |
| # assertIn("0xbead", output) |
| |
| class PrivTest(GdbSingleHartTest): |
| compile_args = ("programs/priv.S", ) |
| def setup(self): |
| # pylint: disable=attribute-defined-outside-init |
| self.gdb.load() |
| |
| misa = self.hart.misa |
| self.supported = set() |
| if misa & (1<<20): |
| self.supported.add(0) |
| if misa & (1<<18): |
| self.supported.add(1) |
| if misa & (1<<7): |
| self.supported.add(2) |
| self.supported.add(3) |
| |
| self.disable_pmp() |
| |
| # Ensure Virtual Memory is disabled if applicable (SATP register is not |
| # reset) |
| try: |
| self.gdb.p("$satp=0") |
| except testlib.CouldNotFetch: |
| # SATP only exists if you have S mode. |
| pass |
| |
| class PrivRw(PrivTest): |
| def test(self): |
| """Test reading/writing priv.""" |
| self.write_nop_program(4) |
| for privilege in range(4): |
| self.gdb.p("$priv=%d" % privilege) |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| actual = self.gdb.p("$priv") |
| assertIn(actual, self.supported) |
| if privilege in self.supported: |
| assertEqual(actual, privilege) |
| |
| class PrivChange(PrivTest): |
| def test(self): |
| """Test that the core's privilege level actually changes.""" |
| |
| if 0 not in self.supported: |
| raise TestNotApplicable |
| |
| self.gdb.b("main") |
| self.gdb.c() |
| |
| # Machine mode |
| self.gdb.p("$priv=3") |
| main_address = self.gdb.p("$pc") |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| assertEqual("%x" % self.gdb.p("$pc"), "%x" % (main_address+4)) |
| |
| # User mode |
| self.gdb.p("$priv=0") |
| self.gdb.stepi() |
| # Should have taken an exception, so be nowhere near main. |
| pc = self.gdb.p("$pc") |
| assertTrue(pc < main_address or pc > main_address + 0x100) |
| |
| class CheckMisa(GdbTest): |
| """Make sure the misa we're using is actually what the target exposes.""" |
| def test(self): |
| for hart in self.target.harts: |
| self.gdb.select_hart(hart) |
| misa = self.gdb.p("$misa") |
| assertEqual(misa, hart.misa) |
| |
| class TranslateTest(GdbTest): |
| compile_args = ("programs/translate.c", ) |
| |
| def setup(self): |
| self.disable_pmp() |
| |
| self.gdb.load() |
| self.gdb.b("main") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertRegex(output, r"\bmain\b") |
| |
| def check_satp(self, mode): |
| if self.hart.xlen == 32: |
| satp = mode << 31 |
| else: |
| satp = mode << 60 |
| try: |
| self.gdb.p("$satp=0x%x" % satp) |
| except testlib.CouldNotFetch: |
| raise TestNotApplicable |
| readback = self.gdb.p("$satp") |
| self.gdb.p("$satp=0") |
| if readback != satp: |
| raise TestNotApplicable |
| |
| def test_translation(self): |
| self.gdb.b("error") |
| self.gdb.b("handle_trap") |
| self.gdb.b("main:active") |
| output = self.gdb.c() |
| assertRegex(output, r"\bmain\b") |
| assertEqual(0xdeadbeef, self.gdb.p("physical[0]")) |
| assertEqual(0x55667788, self.gdb.p("physical[1]")) |
| assertEqual(0xdeadbeef, self.gdb.p("virtual[0]")) |
| assertEqual(0x55667788, self.gdb.p("virtual[1]")) |
| |
| SATP_MODE_OFF = 0 |
| SATP_MODE_SV32 = 1 |
| SATP_MODE_SV39 = 8 |
| SATP_MODE_SV48 = 9 |
| SATP_MODE_SV57 = 10 |
| SATP_MODE_SV64 = 11 |
| |
| class Sv32Test(TranslateTest): |
| def early_applicable(self): |
| return self.hart.xlen == 32 |
| |
| def test(self): |
| self.check_satp(SATP_MODE_SV32) |
| self.gdb.p("vms=&sv32") |
| self.test_translation() |
| |
| class Sv39Test(TranslateTest): |
| def early_applicable(self): |
| return self.hart.xlen > 32 |
| |
| def test(self): |
| self.check_satp(SATP_MODE_SV39) |
| self.gdb.p("vms=&sv39") |
| self.test_translation() |
| |
| class Sv48Test(TranslateTest): |
| def early_applicable(self): |
| return self.hart.xlen > 32 |
| |
| def test(self): |
| self.check_satp(SATP_MODE_SV48) |
| self.gdb.p("vms=&sv48") |
| self.test_translation() |
| |
| parsed = None |
| def main(): |
| parser = argparse.ArgumentParser( |
| description="Test that gdb can talk to a RISC-V target.", |
| epilog=""" |
| Example command line from the real world: |
| Run all RegsTest cases against a physical FPGA, with custom openocd command: |
| ./gdbserver.py --freedom-e300 --server_cmd "$HOME/SiFive/openocd/src/openocd -s $HOME/SiFive/openocd/tcl -d" Simple |
| """) |
| targets.add_target_options(parser) |
| |
| testlib.add_test_run_options(parser) |
| |
| # TODO: remove global |
| global parsed # pylint: disable=global-statement |
| parsed = parser.parse_args() |
| target = targets.target(parsed) |
| testlib.print_log_names = parsed.print_log_names |
| |
| module = sys.modules[__name__] |
| |
| return testlib.run_all_tests(module, target, parsed) |
| |
| # TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS |
| # If a particular test fails, run just that one test, eg.: |
| # ./gdbserver.py MprvTest.test_mprv |
| # Then inspect gdb.log and spike.log to see what happened in more detail. |
| |
| if __name__ == '__main__': |
| sys.exit(main()) |
