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| |
| import {match, mock, restore, stub} from 'sinon'; |
| |
| import {BaseCompiler} from '../lib/base-compiler'; |
| import {BuildEnvSetupBase} from '../lib/buildenvsetup'; |
| import {CompilationEnvironment} from '../lib/compilation-env'; |
| import {Win32Compiler} from '../lib/compilers/win32'; |
| import * as exec from '../lib/exec'; |
| import {CompilerInfo} from '../types/compiler.interfaces'; |
| |
| import { |
| fs, |
| makeCompilationEnvironment, |
| makeFakeCompilerInfo, |
| makeFakeParseFiltersAndOutputOptions, |
| path, |
| should, |
| shouldExist, |
| } from './utils'; |
| |
| const languages = { |
| 'c++': {id: 'c++'}, |
| } as const; |
| |
| describe('Basic compiler invariants', function () { |
| let ce: CompilationEnvironment; |
| let compiler: BaseCompiler; |
| |
| const info: Partial<CompilerInfo> = { |
| exe: '', |
| remote: { |
| target: 'foo', |
| path: 'bar', |
| }, |
| lang: 'c++', |
| ldPath: [], |
| }; |
| |
| before(() => { |
| ce = makeCompilationEnvironment({languages}); |
| compiler = new BaseCompiler(info as CompilerInfo, ce); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should recognize when optOutput has been request', () => { |
| compiler.optOutputRequested(['please', 'recognize', '-fsave-optimization-record']).should.equal(true); |
| compiler.optOutputRequested(['please', "don't", 'recognize']).should.equal(false); |
| }); |
| // Overkill test, but now we're safer! |
| it('should recognize cfg compilers', () => { |
| compiler |
| .isCfgCompiler( |
| 'clang version 5.0.0 (https://github.com/asutton/clang.git 449c8c3e91355a3b2b6761e11d9fb5d3c125b791) (https://github.com/llvm-mirror/llvm.git 40b1e969f9cb2a0c697e247435193fb006ef1311)', |
| ) |
| .should.equal(true); |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('clang version 4.0.0 (tags/RELEASE_400/final 299826)').should.equal(true); |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('clang version 7.0.0 (trunk 325868)').should.equal(true); |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('clang version 3.3 (tags/RELEASE_33/final)').should.equal(true); |
| compiler |
| .isCfgCompiler('clang version 6.0.0 (tags/RELEASE_600/final 327031) (llvm/tags/RELEASE_600/final 327028)') |
| .should.equal(true); |
| |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('g++ (GCC-Explorer-Build) 4.9.4').should.equal(true); |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('g++ (GCC-Explorer-Build) 8.0.1 20180223 (experimental)').should.equal(true); |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('g++ (GCC-Explorer-Build) 8.0.1 20180223 (experimental)').should.equal(true); |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('g++ (GCC) 4.1.2').should.equal(true); |
| |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('foo-bar-g++ (GCC-Explorer-Build) 4.9.4').should.equal(true); |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('foo-bar-gcc (GCC-Explorer-Build) 4.9.4').should.equal(true); |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('foo-bar-gdc (GCC-Explorer-Build) 4.9.4').should.equal(true); |
| |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('fake-for-test (Based on g++)').should.equal(false); |
| |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('gdc (crosstool-NG 203be35 - 20160205-2.066.1-e95a735b97) 5.2.0').should.equal(true); |
| compiler |
| .isCfgCompiler('gdc (crosstool-NG hg+unknown-20131212.080758 - 20140430-2.064.2-404a037d26) 4.8.2') |
| .should.equal(true); |
| compiler |
| .isCfgCompiler('gdc (crosstool-NG crosstool-ng-1.20.0-232-gc746732 - 20150830-2.066.1-d0dd4a83de) 4.9.3') |
| .should.equal(true); |
| |
| compiler.isCfgCompiler('fake-for-test (Based on gdc)').should.equal(false); |
| }); |
| it('should allow comments next to includes (Bug #874)', () => { |
| should.equal(compiler.checkSource('#include <cmath> // std::(sin, cos, ...)'), null); |
| const badSource = compiler.checkSource('#include </dev/null..> //Muehehehe'); |
| if (shouldExist(badSource)) { |
| badSource.should.equal('<stdin>:1:1: no absolute or relative includes please'); |
| } |
| }); |
| it('should not warn of path-likes outside C++ includes (Bug #3045)', () => { |
| function testIncludeG(text: string) { |
| should.equal(compiler.checkSource(text), null); |
| } |
| testIncludeG('#include <iostream>'); |
| testIncludeG('#include <iostream> // <..>'); |
| testIncludeG('#include <type_traits> // for std::is_same_v<...>'); |
| testIncludeG('#include <ranges> // for std::ranges::range<...> and std::ranges::range_type_v<...>'); |
| testIncludeG('#include <https://godbolt.com> // /home/'); |
| }); |
| it('should not allow path C++ includes', () => { |
| function testIncludeNotG(text: string) { |
| should.equal(compiler.checkSource(text), '<stdin>:1:1: no absolute or relative includes please'); |
| } |
| testIncludeNotG('#include <./.bashrc>'); |
| testIncludeNotG('#include </dev/null> // <..>'); |
| testIncludeNotG('#include <../fish.config> // for std::is_same_v<...>'); |
| testIncludeNotG('#include <./> // for std::ranges::range<...> and std::ranges::range_type_v<...>'); |
| }); |
| it('should skip version check if forced to', async () => { |
| const newConfig: Partial<CompilerInfo> = {...info, explicitVersion: '123'}; |
| const forcedVersionCompiler = new BaseCompiler(newConfig as CompilerInfo, ce); |
| const result = await forcedVersionCompiler.getVersion(); |
| result.stdout.should.deep.equal(['123']); |
| }); |
| }); |
| |
| describe('Compiler execution', function () { |
| let ce: CompilationEnvironment; |
| let compiler: BaseCompiler; |
| let compilerNoExec: BaseCompiler; |
| let win32compiler: Win32Compiler; |
| |
| const executingCompilerInfo = makeFakeCompilerInfo({ |
| remote: { |
| target: 'foo', |
| path: 'bar', |
| }, |
| lang: 'c++', |
| ldPath: [], |
| libPath: [], |
| supportsExecute: true, |
| supportsBinary: true, |
| options: '--hello-abc -I"/opt/some thing 1.0/include" -march="magic 8bit"', |
| }); |
| const win32CompilerInfo = makeFakeCompilerInfo({ |
| remote: { |
| target: 'foo', |
| path: 'bar', |
| }, |
| lang: 'c++', |
| ldPath: [], |
| supportsExecute: true, |
| supportsBinary: true, |
| options: '/std=c++17 /I"C:/program files (x86)/Company name/Compiler 1.2.3/include" /D "MAGIC=magic 8bit"', |
| }); |
| const noExecuteSupportCompilerInfo = makeFakeCompilerInfo({ |
| remote: { |
| target: 'foo', |
| path: 'bar', |
| }, |
| lang: 'c++', |
| ldPath: [], |
| libPath: [], |
| }); |
| const someOptionsCompilerInfo = makeFakeCompilerInfo({ |
| remote: { |
| target: 'foo', |
| path: 'bar', |
| }, |
| lang: 'c++', |
| ldPath: [], |
| libPath: [], |
| supportsExecute: true, |
| supportsBinary: true, |
| options: '--hello-abc -I"/opt/some thing 1.0/include"', |
| }); |
| |
| before(() => { |
| ce = makeCompilationEnvironment({languages}); |
| compiler = new BaseCompiler(executingCompilerInfo, ce); |
| win32compiler = new Win32Compiler(win32CompilerInfo, ce); |
| compilerNoExec = new BaseCompiler(noExecuteSupportCompilerInfo, ce); |
| }); |
| |
| afterEach(() => restore()); |
| |
| function stubOutCallToExec(execStub, compiler, content, result, nthCall) { |
| execStub.onCall(nthCall || 0).callsFake((compiler, args) => { |
| const minusO = args.indexOf('-o'); |
| minusO.should.be.gte(0); |
| const output = args[minusO + 1]; |
| // Maybe we should mock out the FS too; but that requires a lot more work. |
| fs.writeFileSync(output, content); |
| result.filenameTransform = (x: string) => x; |
| return Promise.resolve(result); |
| }); |
| } |
| |
| it('basecompiler should handle spaces in options correctly', () => { |
| const userOptions = []; |
| const filters = makeFakeParseFiltersAndOutputOptions({}); |
| const backendOptions = {}; |
| const inputFilename = 'example.cpp'; |
| const outputFilename = 'example.s'; |
| const libraries = []; |
| |
| const args = compiler.prepareArguments( |
| userOptions, |
| filters, |
| backendOptions, |
| inputFilename, |
| outputFilename, |
| libraries, |
| ); |
| args.should.deep.equal([ |
| '-g', |
| '-o', |
| 'example.s', |
| '-S', |
| '--hello-abc', |
| '-I/opt/some thing 1.0/include', |
| '-march=magic 8bit', |
| 'example.cpp', |
| ]); |
| }); |
| |
| it('win32 compiler should handle spaces in options correctly', () => { |
| const userOptions = []; |
| const filters = makeFakeParseFiltersAndOutputOptions({}); |
| const backendOptions = {}; |
| const inputFilename = 'example.cpp'; |
| const outputFilename = 'example.s'; |
| const libraries = []; |
| |
| const win32args = win32compiler.prepareArguments( |
| userOptions, |
| filters, |
| backendOptions, |
| inputFilename, |
| outputFilename, |
| libraries, |
| ); |
| win32args.should.deep.equal([ |
| '/nologo', |
| '/FA', |
| '/c', |
| '/Faexample.s', |
| '/Foexample.s.obj', |
| '/std=c++17', |
| '/IC:/program files (x86)/Company name/Compiler 1.2.3/include', |
| '/D', |
| 'MAGIC=magic 8bit', |
| 'example.cpp', |
| ]); |
| }); |
| |
| it('buildenv should handle spaces correctly', () => { |
| const buildenv = new BuildEnvSetupBase(executingCompilerInfo, ce); |
| buildenv.getCompilerArch().should.equal('magic 8bit'); |
| }); |
| |
| it('buildenv compiler without target/march', () => { |
| const buildenv = new BuildEnvSetupBase(noExecuteSupportCompilerInfo, ce); |
| buildenv.getCompilerArch().should.equal(false); |
| buildenv.compilerSupportsX86.should.equal(true); |
| }); |
| |
| it('buildenv compiler without target/march but with options', () => { |
| const buildenv = new BuildEnvSetupBase(someOptionsCompilerInfo, ce); |
| buildenv.getCompilerArch().should.equal(false); |
| buildenv.compilerSupportsX86.should.equal(true); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should compile', async () => { |
| const execStub = stub(compiler, 'exec'); |
| stubOutCallToExec( |
| execStub, |
| compiler, |
| 'This is the output file', |
| { |
| code: 0, |
| okToCache: true, |
| stdout: 'stdout', |
| stderr: 'stderr', |
| }, |
| undefined, |
| ); |
| const result = await compiler.compile('source', 'options', {}, {}, false, [], {}, [], undefined); |
| result.code.should.equal(0); |
| result.compilationOptions.should.contain('options'); |
| result.compilationOptions.should.contain(result.inputFilename); |
| result.okToCache.should.be.true; |
| result.asm.should.deep.equal([{source: null, text: 'This is the output file', labels: []}]); |
| result.stdout.should.deep.equal([{text: 'stdout'}]); |
| result.stderr.should.deep.equal([{text: 'stderr'}]); |
| result.popularArguments.should.deep.equal({}); |
| result.tools.should.deep.equal([]); |
| execStub.called.should.be.true; |
| }); |
| |
| it('should handle compilation failures', async () => { |
| const execStub = stub(compiler, 'exec'); |
| stubOutCallToExec( |
| execStub, |
| compiler, |
| 'This is the output file', |
| { |
| code: 1, |
| okToCache: true, |
| stdout: '', |
| stderr: 'oh noes', |
| }, |
| undefined, |
| ); |
| const result = await compiler.compile('source', 'options', {}, {}, false, [], {}, [], undefined); |
| result.code.should.equal(1); |
| result.asm.should.deep.equal([{labels: [], source: null, text: '<Compilation failed>'}]); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should cache results (when asked)', async () => { |
| const ceMock = mock(ce); |
| const fakeExecResults = { |
| code: 0, |
| okToCache: true, |
| stdout: 'stdout', |
| stderr: 'stderr', |
| }; |
| const execStub = stub(compiler, 'exec'); |
| stubOutCallToExec(execStub, compiler, 'This is the output file', fakeExecResults, undefined); |
| const source = 'Some cacheable source'; |
| const options = 'Some cacheable options'; |
| ceMock |
| .expects('cachePut') |
| .withArgs( |
| match({source, options}), |
| match({ |
| ...fakeExecResults, |
| stdout: [{text: 'stdout'}], |
| stderr: [{text: 'stderr'}], |
| }), |
| ) |
| .resolves(); |
| const uncachedResult = await compiler.compile(source, options, {}, {}, false, [], {}, [], undefined); |
| uncachedResult.code.should.equal(0); |
| ceMock.verify(); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should not cache results (when not asked)', async () => { |
| const ceMock = mock(ce); |
| const fakeExecResults = { |
| code: 0, |
| okToCache: false, |
| stdout: 'stdout', |
| stderr: 'stderr', |
| }; |
| const execStub = stub(compiler, 'exec'); |
| stubOutCallToExec(execStub, compiler, 'This is the output file', fakeExecResults, undefined); |
| ceMock.expects('cachePut').never(); |
| const source = 'Some cacheable source'; |
| const options = 'Some cacheable options'; |
| const uncachedResult = await compiler.compile(source, options, {}, {}, false, [], {}, [], undefined); |
| uncachedResult.code.should.equal(0); |
| ceMock.verify(); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should read from the cache (when asked)', async () => { |
| const ceMock = mock(ce); |
| const source = 'Some previously cached source'; |
| const options = 'Some previously cached options'; |
| ceMock.expects('cacheGet').withArgs(match({source, options})).resolves({code: 123}); |
| const cachedResult = await compiler.compile(source, options, {}, {}, false, [], {}, [], undefined); |
| cachedResult.code.should.equal(123); |
| ceMock.verify(); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should note read from the cache (when bypassed)', async () => { |
| const ceMock = mock(ce); |
| const fakeExecResults = { |
| code: 0, |
| okToCache: true, |
| stdout: 'stdout', |
| stderr: 'stderr', |
| }; |
| const source = 'Some previously cached source'; |
| const options = 'Some previously cached options'; |
| ceMock.expects('cacheGet').never(); |
| const execStub = stub(compiler, 'exec'); |
| stubOutCallToExec(execStub, compiler, 'This is the output file', fakeExecResults, undefined); |
| const uncachedResult = await compiler.compile(source, options, {}, {}, true, [], {}, [], undefined); |
| uncachedResult.code.should.equal(0); |
| ceMock.verify(); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should execute', async () => { |
| const execMock = mock(exec); |
| const execStub = stub(compiler, 'exec'); |
| stubOutCallToExec( |
| execStub, |
| compiler, |
| 'This is the output asm file', |
| { |
| code: 0, |
| okToCache: true, |
| stdout: 'asm stdout', |
| stderr: 'asm stderr', |
| }, |
| 0, |
| ); |
| stubOutCallToExec( |
| execStub, |
| compiler, |
| 'This is the output binary file', |
| { |
| code: 0, |
| okToCache: true, |
| stdout: 'binary stdout', |
| stderr: 'binary stderr', |
| }, |
| 1, |
| ); |
| execMock.expects('sandbox').withArgs(match.string, match.array, match.object).resolves({ |
| code: 0, |
| stdout: 'exec stdout', |
| stderr: 'exec stderr', |
| }); |
| const result = await compiler.compile('source', 'options', {}, {execute: true}, false, [], {}, [], undefined); |
| result.code.should.equal(0); |
| result.execResult.didExecute.should.be.true; |
| result.stdout.should.deep.equal([{text: 'asm stdout'}]); |
| result.execResult.stdout.should.deep.equal([{text: 'exec stdout'}]); |
| result.execResult.buildResult.stdout.should.deep.equal([{text: 'binary stdout'}]); |
| result.stderr.should.deep.equal([{text: 'asm stderr'}]); |
| result.execResult.stderr.should.deep.equal([{text: 'exec stderr'}]); |
| result.execResult.buildResult.stderr.should.deep.equal([{text: 'binary stderr'}]); |
| execMock.verify(); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should execute with an execution wrapper', async () => { |
| const executionWrapper = '/some/wrapper/script.sh'; |
| (compiler as any).compiler.executionWrapper = executionWrapper; |
| const execMock = mock(exec); |
| const execStub = stub(compiler, 'exec'); |
| stubOutCallToExec( |
| execStub, |
| compiler, |
| 'This is the output asm file', |
| { |
| code: 0, |
| okToCache: true, |
| stdout: 'asm stdout', |
| stderr: 'asm stderr', |
| }, |
| 0, |
| ); |
| stubOutCallToExec( |
| execStub, |
| compiler, |
| 'This is the output binary file', |
| { |
| code: 0, |
| okToCache: true, |
| stdout: 'binary stdout', |
| stderr: 'binary stderr', |
| }, |
| 1, |
| ); |
| execMock.expects('sandbox').withArgs(executionWrapper, match.array, match.object).resolves({ |
| code: 0, |
| stdout: 'exec stdout', |
| stderr: 'exec stderr', |
| }); |
| await compiler.compile('source', 'options', {}, {execute: true}, false, [], {}, [], undefined); |
| execMock.verify(); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should not execute where not supported', async () => { |
| const execMock = mock(exec); |
| const execStub = stub(compilerNoExec, 'exec'); |
| stubOutCallToExec( |
| execStub, |
| compilerNoExec, |
| 'This is the output asm file', |
| { |
| code: 0, |
| okToCache: true, |
| stdout: 'asm stdout', |
| stderr: 'asm stderr', |
| }, |
| 0, |
| ); |
| stubOutCallToExec( |
| execStub, |
| compilerNoExec, |
| 'This is the output binary file', |
| { |
| code: 0, |
| okToCache: true, |
| stdout: 'binary stdout', |
| stderr: 'binary stderr', |
| }, |
| 1, |
| ); |
| const result = await compilerNoExec.compile( |
| 'source', |
| 'options', |
| {}, |
| {execute: true}, |
| false, |
| [], |
| {}, |
| [], |
| undefined, |
| ); |
| result.code.should.equal(0); |
| result.execResult.didExecute.should.be.false; |
| result.stdout.should.deep.equal([{text: 'asm stdout'}]); |
| result.execResult.stdout.should.deep.equal([]); |
| result.execResult.buildResult.stdout.should.deep.equal([{text: 'binary stdout'}]); |
| result.stderr.should.deep.equal([{text: 'asm stderr'}]); |
| result.execResult.stderr.should.deep.equal([{text: 'Compiler does not support execution'}]); |
| result.execResult.buildResult.stderr.should.deep.equal([{text: 'binary stderr'}]); |
| execMock.verify(); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should demangle', async () => { |
| const withDemangler = {...noExecuteSupportCompilerInfo, demangler: 'demangler-exe', demanglerType: 'cpp'}; |
| const compiler = new BaseCompiler(withDemangler, ce); |
| const execStub = stub(compiler, 'exec'); |
| stubOutCallToExec( |
| execStub, |
| compiler, |
| 'someMangledSymbol:\n', |
| { |
| code: 0, |
| okToCache: true, |
| stdout: 'stdout', |
| stderr: 'stderr', |
| }, |
| undefined, |
| ); |
| execStub.onCall(1).callsFake((demangler, args, options) => { |
| demangler.should.equal('demangler-exe'); |
| options.input.should.equal('someMangledSymbol'); |
| return Promise.resolve({ |
| code: 0, |
| filenameTransform: (x: any) => x, |
| stdout: 'someDemangledSymbol\n', |
| stderr: '', |
| }); |
| }); |
| |
| const result = await compiler.compile('source', 'options', {}, {demangle: true}, false, [], {}, [], undefined); |
| result.code.should.equal(0); |
| result.asm.should.deep.equal([{source: null, labels: [], text: 'someDemangledSymbol:'}]); |
| // TODO all with demangle: false |
| }); |
| |
| async function objdumpTest(type, expectedArgs) { |
| const withObjdumper = { |
| ...noExecuteSupportCompilerInfo, |
| objdumper: 'objdump-exe', |
| objdumperType: type, |
| }; |
| const compiler = new BaseCompiler(withObjdumper, ce); |
| const execStub = stub(compiler, 'exec'); |
| execStub.onCall(0).callsFake((objdumper, args, options) => { |
| objdumper.should.equal('objdump-exe'); |
| args.should.deep.equal(expectedArgs); |
| options.maxOutput.should.equal(123456); |
| return Promise.resolve({ |
| code: 0, |
| filenameTransform: x => x, |
| stdout: '<No output file output>', |
| stderr: '', |
| }); |
| }); |
| compiler.supportsObjdump().should.be.true; |
| const result = await compiler.objdump( |
| 'output', |
| {}, |
| 123456, |
| true, |
| true, |
| false, |
| false, |
| makeFakeParseFiltersAndOutputOptions({}), |
| ); |
| result.asm.should.deep.equal('<No output file output>'); |
| } |
| |
| it('should run default objdump properly', async () => { |
| return objdumpTest('default', ['-d', 'output', '-l', '--insn-width=16', '-C', '-M', 'intel']); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should run binutils objdump properly', async () => { |
| return objdumpTest('binutils', ['-d', 'output', '-l', '--insn-width=16', '-C', '-M', 'intel']); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should run ELF Tool Chain objdump properly', async () => { |
| return objdumpTest('elftoolchain', ['-d', 'output', '-l', '-C', '-M', 'intel']); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should run LLVM objdump properly', async () => { |
| return objdumpTest('llvm', ['-d', 'output', '-l', '-C', '--x86-asm-syntax=intel']); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should run process opt output', async () => { |
| const test = `--- !Missed |
| Pass: inline |
| Name: NeverInline |
| DebugLoc: { File: example.cpp, Line: 4, Column: 21 } |
| Function: main |
| Args: [] |
| ... |
| `; |
| const dirPath = await compiler.newTempDir(); |
| const optPath = path.join(dirPath, 'temp.out'); |
| await fs.writeFile(optPath, test); |
| const a = await compiler.processOptOutput(optPath); |
| a.should.deep.equal([ |
| { |
| Args: [], |
| DebugLoc: {Column: 21, File: 'example.cpp', Line: 4}, |
| Function: 'main', |
| Name: 'NeverInline', |
| Pass: 'inline', |
| displayString: '', |
| optType: 'Missed', |
| }, |
| ]); |
| }); |
| |
| it('should normalize extra file path', () => { |
| const withDemangler = {...noExecuteSupportCompilerInfo, demangler: 'demangler-exe', demanglerType: 'cpp'}; |
| const compiler = new BaseCompiler(withDemangler, ce); |
| if (process.platform === 'win32') { |
| (compiler as any) |
| .getExtraFilepath('c:/tmp/somefolder', 'test.h') |
| .should.equal('c:\\tmp\\somefolder\\test.h'); |
| } else { |
| (compiler as any).getExtraFilepath('/tmp/somefolder', 'test.h').should.equal('/tmp/somefolder/test.h'); |
| } |
| |
| try { |
| (compiler as any).getExtraFilepath('/tmp/somefolder', '../test.h'); |
| throw 'Should throw exception 1'; |
| } catch (error) { |
| if (!(error instanceof Error)) { |
| throw error; |
| } |
| } |
| |
| try { |
| (compiler as any).getExtraFilepath('/tmp/somefolder', './../test.h'); |
| throw 'Should throw exception 2'; |
| } catch (error) { |
| if (!(error instanceof Error)) { |
| throw error; |
| } |
| } |
| |
| try { |
| (compiler as any) |
| .getExtraFilepath('/tmp/somefolder', '/tmp/someotherfolder/test.h') |
| .should.equal('/tmp/somefolder/tmp/someotherfolder/test.h'); |
| } catch (error) { |
| if (!(error instanceof Error)) { |
| throw error; |
| } |
| } |
| |
| try { |
| (compiler as any).getExtraFilepath('/tmp/somefolder', '\\test.h').should.equal('/tmp/somefolder/test.h'); |
| } catch (error) { |
| if (!(error instanceof Error)) { |
| throw error; |
| } |
| } |
| |
| try { |
| (compiler as any).getExtraFilepath('/tmp/somefolder', 'test_hello/../../etc/passwd'); |
| throw 'Should throw exception 5'; |
| } catch (error) { |
| if (!(error instanceof Error)) { |
| throw error; |
| } |
| } |
| |
| if (process.platform === 'win32') { |
| (compiler as any) |
| .getExtraFilepath('c:/tmp/somefolder', 'test.txt') |
| .should.equal('c:\\tmp\\somefolder\\test.txt'); |
| } else { |
| (compiler as any).getExtraFilepath('/tmp/somefolder', 'test.txt').should.equal('/tmp/somefolder/test.txt'); |
| } |
| |
| try { |
| (compiler as any) |
| .getExtraFilepath('/tmp/somefolder', 'subfolder/hello.h') |
| .should.equal('/tmp/somefolder/subfolder/hello.h'); |
| } catch (error) { |
| if (!(error instanceof Error)) { |
| throw error; |
| } |
| } |
| }); |
| }); |