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eofparse: Return number of errors #873
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lgtm, one idea for a test
add_test(NAME ${PREFIX}/eof_version_unknown COMMAND sh -c "echo EF00.FF | ${CROSSCOMPILING_EMULATOR} $<TARGET_FILE:evmone-eofparse>") | ||
set_tests_properties(${PREFIX}/eof_version_unknown PROPERTIES PASS_REGULAR_EXPRESSION "err: eof_version_unknown") | ||
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add_test(NAME ${PREFIX}/invalid_hex COMMAND sh -c "echo gaga | ${CROSSCOMPILING_EMULATOR} $<TARGET_FILE:evmone-eofparse>") |
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to test the new behavior, would a command like echo <code1> \n <invalid_code2> \n <invalid_code3> | eofparse || echo $?
and then assert that 2 got printed in the end work?
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Good idea. I didn't know how to test the exit code...
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🤔 Maybe something like <eofparse> > /dev/null; echo $?
would be more robust, just assert result is exactly 2.
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I did exactly this. Hopefully, there will be no issues with shell on different OSes.
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In the evmone-eofparse tool exit with the number of invalid EOFs encountered. Also add some basic integration tests.
In the evmone-eofparse tool exit with the number of invalid EOFs encountered.
Also add some basic integration tests.
Fixes #872