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22 | @sivachandra Do we really want to keep duplicating the whole libc++ in there ? I can see why we can't use gtest to test the libc, but we should be able to use gtest to test individual internal components. Then we would not need to reimplement the world. internal unit tests would test __llvm_libc::CodeUnderTest using the system libc and gtest Does that make sense ? At least for code that doe snot rely on errno and such weird things. |
This would be really nice to have for things like the TZ environment variable string parsing that Raman are working on.
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Just pointing out, a large part of that duplicated code is used in the actual libc runtime code. So, while it might seem like unnecessarily duplicated especially when it seems like it is being used only for testing, it is not going to waste.
We almost never test the C symbols in our unittests. All of our unittests test members in the __llvm_libc namespace. So, if we go with your suggestion, then we can stick with gtest almost always. But, we have moved away from using gtest because we build and run our unittests in two different modes:
Beyond errno, not so weird things like macro definitions and type definitions can also cause problems in the full build mode. |
A few minor comments within. Thanks for doing this.
libc/src/__support/CPP/StringView.h | ||
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22 | I wonder if the conversation about gtest could be forked off to a different thread, as I'd really like this patch in for the TZ parsing stuff and it seem a bit orthogonal to the cpp::StringView improvements. | |
27 | Is it with factoring this out into a separate header and making a template? It seems likely that min/max will get used in a few places. | |
93 | operator== was added in c++17 | |
100 | Why not starts_with like in the standard? | |
106 | Why not ends_with like in the standard? |
libc/src/__support/CPP/StringView.h | ||
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22 | I'm not opposed to this particular patch to be clear, please proceed :) | |
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For code were that's the case, then that's fine. But I've seen Guillaume suffer from not being able to use gtest (and he implemented this patch for tests if I'm not mistaken).
I think this is great.
My suggestion would be to have some tests not be run in full build mode, and therefore let these use gtest and all c++ features directly. For example, the tests for the memcpy SizedOp really focus on testing the c++ logic there. I think it't fine to assume that the underlying libc is working, and therefore to use whatever is installed on the system. |
libc/src/__support/CPP/StringView.h | ||
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22 | Since everybody agrees, let's proceed with this patch. As @courbet said I've created this patch because I couldn't use iostream nor string in algorithm_test.cpp and it was failing in full build mode. @sivachandra AFAIU full build is really here to make sure that we can build llvmlibc.a while using llvm libc's header and library. To me it serves as an integration test. It would make sense to run functional tests in full build more (i.e. making sure that the C function behaves like they should) but I don't think running unittests brings anything. Let's discuss this in a separate patch. |
@sivachandra Do we really want to keep duplicating the whole libc++ in there ? I can see why we can't use gtest to test the libc, but we should be able to use gtest to test individual internal components. Then we would not need to reimplement the world.
internal unit tests would test __llvm_libc::CodeUnderTest using the system libc and gtest
libc API tests would use the extern C CodeUnderTest build with -ffrestanding and using llvm-libc and LibCTest
Does that make sense ? At least for code that doe snot rely on errno and such weird things.