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Run simd test cases with make partest #434

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@ngzhian ngzhian commented Jan 28, 2021

We list all simd test cases in simd/* in TESTFILES, then tweak the
substitution in quiettest to strip quiettest/ from the front of the
target, rather than match on just the file name (which loses the simd/)
prefix.

The temp output file name is unchanged, it uses the base file name (no
simd/ prefix).

We list all simd test cases in simd/* in TESTFILES, then tweak the
substitution in quiettest to strip quiettest/ from the front of the
target, rather than match on just the file name (which loses the simd/)
prefix.

The temp output file name is unchanged, it uses the base file name (no
simd/ prefix).
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Co-authored-by: Andreas Rossberg <[email protected]>
@ngzhian ngzhian merged commit 40b255f into WebAssembly:master Feb 3, 2021
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ngzhian added a commit to ngzhian/simd that referenced this pull request Feb 5, 2021
Follow-up to WebAssembly#434.
Now `make partest && make partest` shouldn't fail.
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ngzhian commented Feb 5, 2021

Just realized something incorrect about this, if you run make partest twice locally, the first run generates test/core/_output, and this global will run the tests inside that temporary folder as well.
Uploaded #449 to fix this.

ngzhian added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 9, 2021
* Skip _output directory when listing wast files for test.

Follow-up to #434.
Now `make partest && make partest` shouldn't fail.

* Use a simpler glob

Co-authored-by: Andreas Rossberg <[email protected]>
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