[cfe-dev] RFC: structure of test/ASTMerge/Inputs

Alexey Sidorin via cfe-dev cfe-dev at lists.llvm.org
Mon Nov 7 14:06:22 PST 2016


Thank you, Sean.

There is also another option which eliminates Input:

test-name/{main.c,other-files.c}
common/

Example:
exprs-c/{main.c,from.c,to.c}
exprs-cxx/{main.cpp,from.cpp,to.cpp}
ctors/{main.c,from.c,to.c}
common/{stl-like-header.h,system-include.h}
etc.


08.11.2016 00:47, Sean Callanan via cfe-dev пишет:
> Aleksei Sidorin recently suggested that the layout of test/ASTMerge/Inputs is not very pretty, and I agree.  When tests become more complicated than the traditional structure
>
> a.c
> Inputs/a1.c
> Inputs/a2.c
>
> then it gets harder to tell the inputs for one testcase from the inputs for another.  There are a couple of solutions.  I list them in order of my decreasing preference:
>
> - a.c-Inputs/*
> 	This would eliminate the global Inputs directory altogether and have a clearly-named input directory for each individual test.
> 	It will make it very quick to recognize and navigate to the inputs for a test.
> - Inputs/a.c/*
> 	This would keep inputs in their own directory, but further sequester them into test-specific directories.
> 	This means you get a cleaner view of the test case files themselves, although especially for ASTMerge they're not terribly useful by themselves.
> 	It also means you can possibly have files in Inputs/ that are common to multiple tests.  Personally I feel this can lead to bloat and interdependencies.
> - The status quo, with better naming
> 	This would keep a flat structure for Inputs/, with filenames sharing a prefix with their test file.  With more complicated tests, or if files need to have specific names, this can be problematic.
>
> I'm planning to introduce a diff for this this week, and currently I'm planning to adopt the a.c-Inputs/ scheme.  Please let me know if there's something I haven't considered that would argue for a different approach.
>
> Sean
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