mbedtls/tests/scripts/generate_code.pl

#!/usr/bin/env perl

# generate_code.pl
#
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# Purpose
#
# Generates the test suite code given inputs of the test suite directory that
# contain the test suites, and the test suite file names for the test code and
# test data.
#
# Usage: generate_code.pl <suite dir> <code file> <data file> [main code file]
#
# Structure of files
#
#   - main code file - 'main_test.function'
#       Template file that contains the main() function for the test suite,
#       test dispatch code as well as support functions. It contains the
#       following symbols which are substituted by this script during
#       processing:
#           TESTCASE_FILENAME
#           TESTCODE_FILENAME
#           SUITE_PRE_DEP
#           MAPPING_CODE
#           FUNCTION CODE
#           SUITE_POST_DEP
#           DEP_CHECK_CODE
#           DISPATCH_FUNCTION
#           !LINE_NO!
#
#   - common helper code file - 'helpers.function'
#       Common helper functions
#
#   - test suite code file - file name in the form 'test_suite_xxx.function'
#       Code file that contains the actual test cases. The file contains a
#       series of code sequences delimited by the following:
#           BEGIN_HEADER / END_HEADER - list of headers files
#           BEGIN_SUITE_HELPERS / END_SUITE_HELPERS - helper functions common to
#               the test suite
#           BEGIN_CASE / END_CASE - the test cases in the test suite. Each test
#               case contains at least one function that is used to create the
#               dispatch code.
#
#   - test data file - file name in the form 'test_suite_xxxx.data'
#       The test case parameters to to be used in execution of the test. The
#       file name is used to replace the symbol 'TESTCASE_FILENAME' in the main
#       code file above.
#
#       A test data file consists of a sequence of paragraphs separated by
#       a single empty line. Line breaks may be in Unix (LF) or Windows (CRLF)
#       format. Lines starting with the character '#' are ignored
#       (the parser behaves as if they were not present).
#
#       Each paragraph describes one test case and must consist of: (1) one
#       line which is the test case name; (2) an optional line starting with
#       the 11-character prefix "depends_on:"; (3) a line containing the test
#       function to execute and its parameters.
#
#       A depends_on: line consists of a list of compile-time options
#       separated by the character ':', with no whitespace. The test case
#       is executed only if this compilation option is enabled in config.h.
#
#       The last line of each paragraph contains a test function name and
#       a list of parameters separated by the character ':'. Running the
#       test case calls this function with the specified parameters. Each
#       parameter may either be an integer written in decimal or hexadecimal,
#       or a string surrounded by double quotes which may not contain the
#       ':' character.
#

use strict;

my $suite_dir = shift or die "Missing suite directory";
my $suite_name = shift or die "Missing suite name";
my $data_name = shift or die "Missing data name";
my $test_main_file = do { my $arg = shift; defined($arg) ? $arg :  $suite_dir."/main_test.function" };
my $test_file = $data_name.".c";
my $test_common_helper_file = $suite_dir."/helpers.function";
my $test_case_file = $suite_dir."/".$suite_name.".function";
my $test_case_data = $suite_dir."/".$data_name.".data";

my $line_separator = $/;
undef $/;


#
# Open and read in the input files
#

open(TEST_HELPERS, "$test_common_helper_file") or die "Opening test helpers
'$test_common_helper_file': $!";
my $test_common_helpers = <TEST_HELPERS>;
close(TEST_HELPERS);

open(TEST_MAIN, "$test_main_file") or die "Opening test main '$test_main_file': $!";
my @test_main_lines = split/^/,  <TEST_MAIN>;
my $test_main;
my $index = 2;
for my $line (@test_main_lines) {
    $line =~ s/!LINE_NO!/$index/;
    $test_main = $test_main.$line;
    $index++;
}
close(TEST_MAIN);

open(TEST_CASES, "$test_case_file") or die "Opening test cases '$test_case_file': $!";
my @test_cases_lines = split/^/,  <TEST_CASES>;
my $test_cases;
my $index = 2;
for my $line (@test_cases_lines) {
    if ($line =~ /^\/\* BEGIN_SUITE_HELPERS .*\*\//)
    {
        $line = $line."#line $index \"$test_case_file\"\n";
    }

    if ($line =~ /^\/\* BEGIN_CASE .*\*\//)
    {
        $line = $line."#line $index \"$test_case_file\"\n";
    }

    $line =~ s/!LINE_NO!/$index/;

    $test_cases = $test_cases.$line;
    $index++;
}

close(TEST_CASES);

open(TEST_DATA, "$test_case_data") or die "Opening test data '$test_case_data': $!";
my $test_data = <TEST_DATA>;
close(TEST_DATA);


#
# Find the headers, dependencies, and suites in the test cases file
#

my ( $suite_header ) = $test_cases =~ /\/\* BEGIN_HEADER \*\/\n(.*?)\n\/\* END_HEADER \*\//s;
my ( $suite_defines ) = $test_cases =~ /\/\* BEGIN_DEPENDENCIES\n \* (.*?)\n \* END_DEPENDENCIES/s;
my ( $suite_helpers ) = $test_cases =~ /\/\* BEGIN_SUITE_HELPERS \*\/\n(.*?)\n\/\* END_SUITE_HELPERS \*\//s;

my $requirements;
if ($suite_defines =~ /^depends_on:/)
{
    ( $requirements ) = $suite_defines =~ /^depends_on:(.*)$/;
}

my @var_req_arr = split(/:/, $requirements);
my $suite_pre_code;
my $suite_post_code;
my $dispatch_code;
my $mapping_code;
my %mapping_values;

while (@var_req_arr)
{
    my $req = shift @var_req_arr;
    $req =~ s/(!?)(.*)/$1defined($2)/;

    $suite_pre_code .= "#if $req\n";
    $suite_post_code .= "#endif /* $req */\n";
}

$/ = $line_separator;

open(TEST_FILE, ">$test_file") or die "Opening destination file '$test_file': $!";
print TEST_FILE << "END";
/*
 * *** THIS FILE HAS BEEN MACHINE GENERATED ***
 *
 * This file has been machine generated using the script: $0
 *
 * Test file      : $test_file
 *
 * The following files were used to create this file.
 *
 *      Main code file  : $test_main_file
 *      Helper file     : $test_common_helper_file
 *      Test suite file : $test_case_file
 *      Test suite data : $test_case_data
 *
 */

#if !defined(MBEDTLS_CONFIG_FILE)
#include <mbedtls/config.h>
#else
#include MBEDTLS_CONFIG_FILE
#endif


/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Common helper code */

$test_common_helpers


/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Test Suite Code */

$suite_pre_code
$suite_header
$suite_helpers
$suite_post_code

END

$test_main =~ s/SUITE_PRE_DEP/$suite_pre_code/;
$test_main =~ s/SUITE_POST_DEP/$suite_post_code/;

while($test_cases =~ /\/\* BEGIN_CASE *([\w:]*) \*\/\n(.*?)\n\/\* END_CASE \*\//msg)
{
    my $function_deps = $1;
    my $function_decl = $2;

    # Sanity checks of function
    if ($function_decl !~ /^#line\s*.*\nvoid /)
    {
        die "Test function does not have 'void' as return type.\n" .
            "Function declaration:\n" .
            $function_decl;
    }
    if ($function_decl !~ /^(#line\s*.*)\nvoid (\w+)\(\s*(.*?)\s*\)\s*{(.*)}/ms)
    {
        die "Function declaration not in expected format\n";
    }
    my $line_directive = $1;
    my $function_name = $2;
    my $function_params = $3;
    my $function_pre_code;
    my $function_post_code;
    my $param_defs;
    my $param_checks;
    my @dispatch_params;
    my @var_def_arr = split(/,\s*/, $function_params);
    my $i = 1;
    my $mapping_regex = "".$function_name;
    my $mapping_count = 0;

    $function_decl =~ s/(^#line\s*.*)\nvoid /$1\nvoid test_suite_/;

    # Add exit label if not present
    if ($function_decl !~ /^exit:$/m)
    {
        $function_decl =~ s/}\s*$/\nexit:\n    return;\n}/;
    }

    if ($function_deps =~ /^depends_on:/)
    {
        ( $function_deps ) = $function_deps =~ /^depends_on:(.*)$/;
    }

    foreach my $req (split(/:/, $function_deps))
    {
        $function_pre_code .= "#ifdef $req\n";
        $function_post_code .= "#endif /* $req */\n";
    }

    foreach my $def (@var_def_arr)
    {
        # Handle the different parameter types
        if( substr($def, 0, 4) eq "int " )
        {
            $param_defs .= "    int param$i;\n";
            $param_checks .= "    if( verify_int( params[$i], &param$i ) != 0 ) return( DISPATCH_INVALID_TEST_DATA );\n";
            push @dispatch_params, "param$i";

            $mapping_regex .= ":([\\d\\w |\\+\\-\\(\\)]+)";
            $mapping_count++;
        }
        elsif( substr($def, 0, 6) eq "char *" )
        {
            $param_defs .= "    char *param$i = params[$i];\n";
            $param_checks .= "    if( verify_string( &param$i ) != 0 ) return( DISPATCH_INVALID_TEST_DATA );\n";
            push @dispatch_params, "param$i";
            $mapping_regex .= ":(?:\\\\.|[^:\n])+";
        }
        else
        {
            die "Parameter declaration not of supported type (int, char *)\n";
        }
        $i++;

    }

    # Find non-integer values we should map for this function
    if( $mapping_count)
    {
        my @res = $test_data =~ /^$mapping_regex/msg;
        foreach my $value (@res)
        {
            next unless ($value !~ /^\d+$/);
            if ( $mapping_values{$value} ) {
                ${ $mapping_values{$value} }{$function_pre_code} = 1;
            } else {
                $mapping_values{$value} = { $function_pre_code => 1 };
            }
        }
    }

    my $call_params = join ", ", @dispatch_params;
    my $param_count = @var_def_arr + 1;
    $dispatch_code .= << "END";
if( strcmp( params[0], "$function_name" ) == 0 )
{
$function_pre_code
$param_defs
    if( cnt != $param_count )
    {
        mbedtls_fprintf( stderr, "\\nIncorrect argument count (%d != %d)\\n", cnt, $param_count );
        return( DISPATCH_INVALID_TEST_DATA );
    }

$param_checks
    test_suite_$function_name( $call_params );
    return ( DISPATCH_TEST_SUCCESS );
$function_post_code
    return ( DISPATCH_UNSUPPORTED_SUITE );
}
else
END

    my $function_code = $function_pre_code . $function_decl . "\n" .
                        $function_post_code;
    $test_main =~ s/FUNCTION_CODE/$function_code\nFUNCTION_CODE/;
}

# Find specific case dependencies that we should be able to check
# and make check code
my $dep_check_code;

my @res = $test_data =~ /^depends_on:([!:\w]+)/msg;
my %case_deps;
foreach my $deps (@res)
{
    foreach my $dep (split(/:/, $deps))
    {
        $case_deps{$dep} = 1;
    }
}
while( my ($key, $value) = each(%case_deps) )
{
    if( substr($key, 0, 1) eq "!" )
    {
        my $key = substr($key, 1);
        $dep_check_code .= << "END";
    if( strcmp( str, "!$key" ) == 0 )
    {
#if !defined($key)
        return( DEPENDENCY_SUPPORTED );
#else
        return( DEPENDENCY_NOT_SUPPORTED );
#endif
    }
END
    }
    else
    {
        $dep_check_code .= << "END";
    if( strcmp( str, "$key" ) == 0 )
    {
#if defined($key)
        return( DEPENDENCY_SUPPORTED );
#else
        return( DEPENDENCY_NOT_SUPPORTED );
#endif
    }
END
    }
}

# Make mapping code
while( my ($key, $value) = each(%mapping_values) )
{
    my $key_mapping_code = << "END";
    if( strcmp( str, "$key" ) == 0 )
    {
        *value = ( $key );
        return( KEY_VALUE_MAPPING_FOUND );
    }
END

    # handle depenencies, unless used at least one without depends
    if ($value->{""}) {
        $mapping_code .= $key_mapping_code;
        next;
    }
    for my $ifdef ( keys %$value ) {
        (my $endif = $ifdef) =~ s!ifdef!endif //!g;
        $mapping_code .= $ifdef . $key_mapping_code . $endif;
    }
}

$dispatch_code =~ s/^(.+)/    $1/mg;

$test_main =~ s/TESTCASE_FILENAME/$test_case_data/g;
$test_main =~ s/TESTCODE_FILENAME/$test_case_file/g;
$test_main =~ s/FUNCTION_CODE//;
$test_main =~ s/DEP_CHECK_CODE/$dep_check_code/;
$test_main =~ s/DISPATCH_FUNCTION/$dispatch_code/;
$test_main =~ s/MAPPING_CODE/$mapping_code/;

print TEST_FILE << "END";
$test_main
END

close(TEST_FILE);