import("//third-party/unittest/unittest.gni")
unittest("DebugInfoLogicalViewTests") {
deps = [
"//llvm/lib/DebugInfo/LogicalView",
"//llvm/lib/MC/MCDisassembler",
"//llvm/lib/Target:AllTargetsDescs",
"//llvm/lib/Target:AllTargetsDisassemblers",
"//llvm/lib/Target:AllTargetsInfos",
"//llvm/lib/TargetParser",
"//llvm/lib/Testing/Support",
]
sources = [
"CodeViewReaderTest.cpp",
"CommandLineOptionsTest.cpp",
"CompareElementsTest.cpp",
"DWARFReaderTest.cpp",
"LocationRangesTest.cpp",
"LogicalElementsTest.cpp",
"SelectElementsTest.cpp",
"StringPoolTest.cpp",
"WarningInternalTest.cpp",
]
# DebugInfoLogicalViewTests uses llvm::getInputFileDirectory(), which expects
# a file called llvm.srcdir.txt next to the test executable that contains
# the path of the source directory (which contains this file).
# lit doesn't change the cwd while running googletests, so the cwd isn't
# well-defined. This means this has to be an absolute path.
# FIXME: This doesn't work with swarming. This should really be a data
# dependency, and the cwd while tests requiring input files run should
# be required to be some fixed directory.
# FIXME: Also, the GN way is to write this file at build time. But since
# there's only two uses of this, and since this is a pattern that hopefully
# will disappear again, and since it doesn't have any measurable performance
# hit, write the file at GN time.
# Note: This line here implicitly depends on unittest() setting output_dir to
# target_out_dir.
write_file("$target_out_dir/llvm.srcdir.txt", rebase_path("."))
}