Hi Preston,
FWIW, at KernelGen we have "behavior tests" for a similar purpose - to
test
various aspects of code generation correctness:
https://hpcforge.org/scm/viewvc.php/tests/behavior/?root=kernelgen
It's not too big though, and is rather specialized on compute stuff. Also
I'm not sure if it is "solid" enough and suites your needs it
terms of
focus, but still... Languages are C and Fortran. At least one positive
side: the infrastructure is way simpler than LLVM test suite - just plain
makefiles and comparison against reference results.
Best regards,
- D.
2013/2/16 Preston Briggs <preston.briggs at gmail.com>
> I've been working with friends on a cross compiler based on LLVM for an
> experimental machine that's currently only available as a simulator.
While
> we've got it to compile, I'd like to test it (emphasizing the code
> generator rather than the front end or optimizer). Normally I'd
approach
> such a problem by writing very many, very small test cases, but perhaps
> someone has already done this. At first glance, test-suite doesn't seem
> quite right, with so many large programs and a complex infrastructure.
> Other ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Preston
>
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