Exemple #1
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    def run_execution_test(self, romfilename_hex, stdin_filename):
        with open(romfilename_hex, 'r') as romfile_hex:
                write_binary_filefd_from_hex0_filefd(
                    romfile_hex, self.binary_rom)
        self.binary_rom.close()
        
        with open(stdin_filename, 'rb') as input_file_fd:
            self.finish_setup(input_file_fd)

            self.do_state_checks()
            while True:
                debug_tuple = self.advance_both_vms()
                if self.halted():
                    break # don't bother with state checks after HALT
                self.do_state_checks(debug_tuple)

        self.assertTrue(
            file_compare(self.tape_01_filename, LILITH_TAPE_NAME_01,
                         shallow=False),
            "%s vs %s" % (self.tape_01_filename, LILITH_TAPE_NAME_01)
        )
        self.assertTrue(
            file_compare(self.tape_02_filename, LILITH_TAPE_NAME_02,
                         shallow=False),
            "%s vs %s" % (self.tape_02_filename, LILITH_TAPE_NAME_02)
        )
Exemple #2
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def mark_on_disk(disk_name, log, flag, back_skip, mark_files):
    """
    Copy 512 Bytes random data to specified disk address as a mark.
    Or to read the marks from disk for verification
    :param disk_name: disk name that be copied data to.
    :param log: an opened file object to store stdout and stderr
    :param flag: a flag to choose mark creation or verification action
    :return:
    """
    # Raw data will be restored in document mark_data, size is 512 byte
    # Contents of mark_data will be write to both front/back end of disk addresses
    commands = [["dd", "if=/dev/urandom", "of=" + mark_files[0], "count=1"],
                [
                    "dd", "if=" + mark_files[0], "of=" + disk_name,
                    "seek=" + FRONT_SKIP, "count=1"
                ],
                [
                    "dd", "if=" + mark_files[0], "of=" + disk_name,
                    "seek=" + back_skip, "count=1"
                ],
                [
                    "dd", "if=" + disk_name, "of=" + mark_files[1],
                    "skip=" + FRONT_SKIP, "count=1"
                ],
                [
                    "dd", "if=" + disk_name, "of=" + mark_files[2],
                    "skip=" + back_skip, "count=1"
                ]]
    if not flag:
        # Create marks
        for command in commands:
            exit_status = robust_check_call(command, log)
            assert exit_status[
                "exit_code"] == 0, "Command [ %s ] failed" % " ".join(command)
        assert file_compare(mark_files[0], mark_files[1]), \
            "Disk front mark data is not written correctly"
        assert file_compare(mark_files[0], mark_files[2]), \
            "Disk back mark data is not written correctly"
    else:
        # Verify marks
        for command in commands[3:5]:
            exit_status = robust_check_call(command, log)
            assert exit_status[
                "exit_code"] == 0, "Command [ %s ] failed" % " ".join(command)
        assert not file_compare(mark_files[0], mark_files[1]), \
            "Disk front mark data exists after erasing"
        assert not file_compare(mark_files[0], mark_files[2]), \
            "Disk back mark data exists after erasing"
    return
Exemple #3
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def mark_on_disk(disk_name, log, flag, back_skip, mark_files):
    """
    Copy 512 Bytes random data to specified disk address as a mark.
    Or to read the marks from disk for verification
    :param disk_name: disk name that be copied data to.
    :param log: an opened file object to store stdout and stderr
    :param flag: a flag to choose mark creation or verification action
    :return:
    """
    # Raw data will be restored in document mark_data, size is 512 byte
    # Contents of mark_data will be write to both front/back end of disk addresses
    commands = [
        ["dd", "if=/dev/urandom", "of=" + mark_files[0], "count=1"],
        ["dd", "if=" + mark_files[0], "of=" + disk_name, "seek=" + FRONT_SKIP, "count=1"],
        ["dd", "if=" + mark_files[0], "of=" + disk_name, "seek=" + back_skip, "count=1"],
        ["dd", "if=" + disk_name, "of=" + mark_files[1], "skip=" + FRONT_SKIP, "count=1"],
        ["dd", "if=" + disk_name, "of=" + mark_files[2], "skip=" + back_skip, "count=1"]
    ]
    if not flag:
        # Create marks
        for command in commands:
            exit_status = robust_check_call(command, log)
            assert exit_status["exit_code"] == 0, "Command [ %s ] failed" % " ".join(command)
        assert file_compare(mark_files[0], mark_files[1]), \
            "Disk front mark data is not written correctly"
        assert file_compare(mark_files[0], mark_files[2]), \
            "Disk back mark data is not written correctly"
    else:
        # Verify marks
        for command in commands[3:5]:
            exit_status = robust_check_call(command, log)
            assert exit_status["exit_code"] == 0, "Command [ %s ] failed" % " ".join(command)
        assert not file_compare(mark_files[0], mark_files[1]), \
            "Disk front mark data exists after erasing"
        assert not file_compare(mark_files[0], mark_files[2]), \
            "Disk back mark data exists after erasing"
    return