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this is more into the question instead an issue.
im not sure in understanding the logic
1.there will be the c program for each instruction and using it ASM is generated
2.if the instruction name is found in that asm ,then the test is passed
but dont you think there is need of randomisation in testing asm by giving extreme ranges of bit values which it can hold?
or is the current one enough?i need little explanation please
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Hi, I'm sorry for late answer. The main purpose of this project: check compiler support of base instruction generation. C files in test directory are small snippets of code, that expected to be converted into one desired instruction (or into desired instruction + some small sext-like instructions for 64-bit ISA). It's quite hard to generate random asm snippets, probably if you need mature generator you should consider using https://github.com/syntacore/snippy
this is more into the question instead an issue.
im not sure in understanding the logic
1.there will be the c program for each instruction and using it ASM is generated
2.if the instruction name is found in that asm ,then the test is passed
but dont you think there is need of randomisation in testing asm by giving extreme ranges of bit values which it can hold?
or is the current one enough?i need little explanation please
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: