cppcheck/tools/test_matchcompiler.py

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#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# Cppcheck - A tool for static C/C++ code analysis
# Copyright (C) 2007-2021 Cppcheck team.
#
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#
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# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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# GNU General Public License for more details.
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import unittest
import matchcompiler
class MatchCompilerTest(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.mc = matchcompiler.MatchCompiler(verify_mode=False)
def test_parseMatch(self):
self.assertEqual(self.mc.parseMatch(' Token::Match(tok, ";") ', 2), [
'Token::Match(tok, ";")', 'tok', ' ";"'])
self.assertEqual(self.mc.parseMatch(' Token::Match(tok,', 2), None)
# multiline Token::Match is not supported yet
self.assertEqual(self.mc.parseMatch(' Token::Match(Token::findsimplematch(tok,")"), ";")', 2), [
'Token::Match(Token::findsimplematch(tok,")"), ";")',
'Token::findsimplematch(tok,")")', ' ";"']) # inner function call
def test_replaceTokenMatch(self):
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok, "foobar")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (match1(tok)) {')
input = 'if (Token::simpleMatch(tok, "foobar")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (match1(tok)) {')
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok->next()->next(), "foobar %type% %num%")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (match2(tok->next()->next())) {')
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok, "foo\"special\"bar %num%")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(
output, 'if (match3(tok)) {')
# test that non-static patterns get passed on unmatched
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok, "struct " + varname)) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(
output, 'if (Token::Match(tok, "struct " + varname)) {')
# test that non-static patterns get passed on unmatched
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok, "extern \"C\" " + varname)) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(
output, 'if (Token::Match(tok, "extern \"C\" " + varname)) {')
# test that multiple patterns on the same line are replaced
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok, "foo") && Token::Match(tok->next(), "baz")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (match4(tok) && match5(tok->next())) {')
# test that second pattern is replaced, even if there is a bailout on the first pattern
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok, foo) && Token::Match(tok->next(), "foobaz")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (Token::Match(tok, foo) && match6(tok->next())) {')
# test mixing Match and simpleMatch on the same line
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok, "a") && Token::simpleMatch(tok->next(), "b")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (match7(tok) && match8(tok->next())) {')
input = 'if (Token::simpleMatch(tok, "a") && Token::Match(tok->next(), "b")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (match7(tok) && match8(tok->next())) {')
def test_replaceTokenMatchWithVarId(self):
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok, "foobar %varid%", 123)) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (match1(tok, 123)) {')
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok->next()->next(), "%varid% foobar", tok->varId())) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(
output, 'if (match2(tok->next()->next(), tok->varId())) {')
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok, "foo\"special\"bar %type% %varid%", my_varid_cache)) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(
output, 'if (match3(tok, my_varid_cache)) {')
# test caching: reuse existing matchX()
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok, "foobar %varid%", 123)) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (match1(tok, 123)) {')
# two in one line
input = 'if (Token::Match(tok, "foobar2 %varid%", 123) || Token::Match(tok, "%type% %varid%", 123)) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (match4(tok, 123) || match5(tok, 123)) {')
def test_replaceTokenSimpleMatch(self):
input = 'if (Token::simpleMatch(tok, "foobar")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (match1(tok)) {')
input = 'if (Token::simpleMatch(tok->next()->next(), "foobar")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (match1(tok->next()->next())) {')
input = 'if (Token::simpleMatch(tok, "foo\"special\"bar")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(
output, 'if (match2(tok)) {')
def test_replaceTokenFindSimpleMatch(self):
input = 'if (Token::findsimplematch(tok, "foobar")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenFindMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (findmatch1(tok) ) {')
input = 'if (Token::findsimplematch(tok->next()->next(), "foobar", tok->link())) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenFindMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(
output, 'if (findmatch2(tok->next()->next(), tok->link()) ) {')
input = 'if (Token::findsimplematch(tok, "foo\"special\"bar")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenFindMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(
output, 'if (findmatch3(tok) ) {')
def test_replaceTokenFindMatch(self):
input = 'if (Token::findmatch(tok, "foobar")) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenFindMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (findmatch1(tok) ) {')
# findmatch with varid
input = 'if (Token::findmatch(tok, "foobar %varid%", tok->varId())) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenFindMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(output, 'if (findmatch2(tok, tok->varId()) ) {')
# findmatch with end token
input = 'if (Token::findmatch(tok->next()->next(), "foobar %type%", tok->link())) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenFindMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(
output, 'if (findmatch3(tok->next()->next(), tok->link()) ) {')
# findmatch with end token and varid
input = 'if (Token::findmatch(tok->next()->next(), "foobar %type% %varid%", tok->link(), 123)) {'
output = self.mc._replaceTokenFindMatch(input, 0, "foo.cpp")
self.assertEqual(
output, 'if (findmatch4(tok->next()->next(), tok->link(), 123) ) {')
def test_parseStringComparison(self):
input = 'str == "abc"'
# offset '5' is chosen as an abritary start offset to look for
res = self.mc._parseStringComparison(input, 5)
self.assertEqual(2, len(res))
self.assertEqual('str == MatchCompiler::makeConstString("abc")', input[:res[0]] +
"MatchCompiler::makeConstString(" + input[res[0]:res[1]] + ")" + input[res[1]:])
input = 'str == "a\\"b\\"c"'
res = self.mc._parseStringComparison(input, 5)
self.assertEqual(2, len(res))
self.assertEqual('str == MatchCompiler::makeConstString("a\\"b\\"c")', input[:res[0]] +
"MatchCompiler::makeConstString(" + input[res[0]:res[1]] + ")" + input[res[1]:])
def test_replaceCStrings(self):
# str() ==
input = 'if (tok2->str() == "abc") {'
output = self.mc._replaceCStrings(input)
self.assertEqual('if (tok2->str() == MatchCompiler::makeConstString("abc")) {', output)
# str() !=
input = 'if (tok2->str() != "xyz") {'
output = self.mc._replaceCStrings(input)
self.assertEqual('if (tok2->str() != MatchCompiler::makeConstString("xyz")) {', output)
# strAt()
input = 'if (match16(parent->tokAt(-3)) && tok->strAt(1) == ")")'
output = self.mc._replaceCStrings(input)
self.assertEqual(
'if (match16(parent->tokAt(-3)) && tok->strAt(1) == MatchCompiler::makeConstString(")"))',
output)
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()