Apparently I deleted the entire bench/ directory by mistake.

Now attempting it to resurrect it.


git-svn-id: svn+ssh://scm.gforge.inria.fr/svnroot/menhir@335 0f8b5475-4b4e-0410-85a8-ee3154a6bfe7

bench/Makefile

+.PHONY: test clean
+
+test clean:
+	$(MAKE) -C bad $@
+	$(MAKE) -C good $@
+

bench/bad/Makefile

+.PHONY: clean test expected
+
+SHELL=/bin/bash
+SRC=../../src
+MENHIR=$(SRC)/menhir --stdlib $(SRC)
+
+# La convention de nommage des tests multi-grammaires
+# est : /nom/-[1-9].mly
+TESTS=$(shell ls | egrep '*([1]|[^2-9]).mly')
+RESULTS=$(TESTS:.mly=.result)
+
+test: clean $(RESULTS)
+	@ if test -e failed_files; then		\
+		echo FAILED ON: ;		\
+		cat failed_files;		\
+	 fi
+
+%.result: %.mly								     
+	@ if echo $< | grep -e "-1.mly" &> /dev/null; then				\
+		export BASE=`echo $< | sed s/"-1.mly"/""/`;				\
+		export FILES=`echo $$BASE-[1-9].mly`;					\
+		export CMD="$$FILES --base $$BASE";					\
+	else										\
+		export FILES="$<";							\
+		export CMD="$<";							\
+	fi;										\
+	if $(MENHIR) $$CMD >& /dev/null; then						\
+	  echo "-> [KO] menhir should not accept $$FILES";				\
+	  export FAILED_FILES="$$FAILED_FILES $$FILES";					\
+	else										\
+	  $(SHELL) -c '$(MENHIR) --only-preprocess $$CMD >& $@';				\
+	  if [ x$$CREATE_EXPECTED == x"1" ]; then					\
+		cp $@ $*.expected;							\
+	  fi;										\
+	  if [ x$$VERBOSE == x"1" ]; then						\
+		echo "********************************************************";	\
+		echo "* INPUT";								\
+		echo "********************************************************";	\
+		cat $<;									\
+		echo "********************************************************";	\
+		echo "* OUTPUT";							\
+		echo "********************************************************";	\
+		cat $@;									\
+		echo "";								\
+	  fi;										\
+	  if test -e $*.expected; then							\
+	     if diff $@ $*.expected >& /dev/null; then					\
+		echo "[OK] $$FILES";							\
+	     else									\
+	        echo "-> [KO] menhir gives bad error message on $$FILES";		\
+	        echo "  $$FILES" >> failed_files;					\
+	     fi;									\
+	   else										\
+	     echo "[OK] $$FILES";							\
+	   fi;										\
+	fi
+
+# TEMPORARY il faudrait pouvoir construire les fichiers .expected un par un
+
+expected: 
+	@ echo "Are you sure ? (this will erase *.expected) [Press ENTER]"
+	@ read
+	@ mkdir -p /tmp/mini-expected
+	@ cp -f *.expected /tmp/mini-expected >& /dev/null || true
+	@ CREATE_EXPECTED=1 $(MAKE) -s test
+	@ echo "Expected output re-generated."
+
+clean:
+	rm -f *.ml *.mli *.conflicts *.automaton *.cmi *.cmo *.cmx *.o *.s *.result *~ failed_files

bench/bad/arity-error.expected

+File "arity-error.mly", line 9, characters 9-10:
+Error: does this symbol expect 1 or 2 arguments?

bench/bad/arity-error.mly

+%token FOO BAR
+
+%%
+
+a(X):
+  x = X { x }
+
+foo:
+  a(FOO) a(BAR,BAR) { () }

bench/bad/bad-arity.expected

+File "bad-arity.mly", line 5, characters 3-4:
+Error: does this symbol expect 1 or 2 arguments?

bench/bad/bad-arity.mly

+%start<int> a
+%token A
+%%
+
+a: b(A, A) {}
+
+b(X): X {}

bench/bad/bad-dollar.expected

+File "bad-dollar.mly", line 7, characters 9-11:
+Error: $3 refers to a nonexistent symbol.

bench/bad/bad-dollar.mly

+%token <int> A
+%token B C
+
+%%
+
+main: A B
+  { $1 + $3 }
+

bench/bad/constant-arity-in-multiple-def-1.expected

+File "constant-arity-in-multiple-def-2.mly", line 2, characters 8-9:
+File "constant-arity-in-multiple-def-1.mly", line 6, characters 8-9:
+Error: symbol b is defined with arities 2 and 1.

bench/bad/constant-arity-in-multiple-def-1.mly

+%start<int> a
+%%
+
+a: {}
+
+%public b(X): {}

bench/bad/constant-arity-in-multiple-def-2.mly

+%%
+%public b(X, Y): {}