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@@ -688,6 +688,27 @@ def test_arm_core(self):
values["lr"] = "0x0000000e"
values["pc"] = "0x0000000f"
values["cpsr"] = "0x00000010"
+ for i in range(32):
+ values["s" + str(i)] = str(i)
+ values["fpscr"] = "0x12345678"
+ values["d0"] = "0.0078125"
+ values["d1"] = "32.000007629394531"
+ values["d2"] = "2048.0004920959473"
+ values["d3"] = "32768.007904052734"
+ values["d4"] = "262144.0634765625"
+ values["d5"] = "1048576.2543945313"
+ values["d6"] = "4194305.01953125"
+ values["d7"] = "16777220.0859375"
+ values["d8"] = "50331656.1875"
+ values["d9"] = "100663312.390625"
+ values["d10"] = "201326624.8125"
+ values["d11"] = "402653249.6875"
+ values["d12"] = "805306499.5"
+ values["d13"] = "1610612999.25"
+ values["d14"] = "3221225999"
+ values["d15"] = "6442451999"
+ for i in range(16, 32):
+ values["d" + str(i)] = str(i)
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DavidSpickett wrote:
Adding just the extra note record is neat but it's not reproducible enough.
There is precedent for an arch specific program file in
`lldb/test/API/functionalities/postmortem/elf-core/linux-aarch64-neon.c`. This
uses inline assembly to set the register values, so you can set them to some
logical pattern as you did here.
The file will likely come out much larger than patching in a note but the
priority is being able to regenerate it.
> You are right, each of d0-15 registers overlaps two of s0-31 registers.
:+1:
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/155956
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