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This patch removes all uses of %T from within LLVM tests. %T has been deprecated for about seven years and use is not advised given it is not unique per test and can thus lead to races. The goal of this is to eventually remove support for %T from lit.
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RUN: yaml2obj %p/Inputs/obj-hashes-1.yaml -o %t.obj-hashes-1.obj
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RUN: yaml2obj %p/Inputs/obj-hashes-2.yaml -o %t.obj-hashes-2.obj
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RUN: echo obj-hashes-1 > %t.hashes-combined.out
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RUN: llvm-pdbutil dump -type-extras %t.obj-hashes-1.obj >> %t.hashes-combined.out
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RUN: echo obj-hashes-2 >> %t.hashes-combined.out
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RUN: llvm-pdbutil dump -type-extras %t.obj-hashes-2.obj >> %t.hashes-combined.out
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RUN: cat %t.hashes-combined.out | FileCheck --check-prefix=CHECK-ONE %s
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RUN: cat %t.hashes-combined.out | FileCheck --check-prefix=CHECK-TWO %s
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RUN: cat %t.hashes-combined.out | FileCheck --check-prefix=CHECK-THREE %s
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RUN: cat %t.hashes-combined.out | FileCheck --check-prefix=CHECK-FOUR %s
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RUN: cat %t.hashes-combined.out | FileCheck --check-prefix=CHECK-FIVE %s
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RUN: cat %t.hashes-combined.out | FileCheck --check-prefix=CHECK-SIX %s
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; char**. Both the local and global hashes should be the same, since the only
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; back-references are for simple types which have fixed indices.
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CHECK-ONE: obj-hashes-1
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CHECK-ONE: TI: 0x1001, LocalHash: {{.*}}, GlobalHash: 912CE718D99C2F74
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CHECK-ONE: obj-hashes-2
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CHECK-ONE: TI: 0x1000, LocalHash: {{.*}}, GlobalHash: 912CE718D99C2F74
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; int**. Same as char**, both the local and global hashes should be the same.
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CHECK-TWO: obj-hashes-1
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CHECK-TWO: TI: 0x1000, LocalHash: {{.*}}, GlobalHash: 20DAD105A7C67E1D
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CHECK-TWO: obj-hashes-2
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CHECK-TWO: TI: 0x1002, LocalHash: {{.*}}, GlobalHash: 20DAD105A7C67E1D
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; int***. Different local hashes, since the referent type (int**) is not at the
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; same TypeIndex in both streams. Same global hash, since they represent the
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; same record.
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CHECK-THREE: obj-hashes-1
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CHECK-THREE: TI: 0x1002, LocalHash: {{.*}}, GlobalHash: 09CBAD68AF5C7998
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CHECK-THREE: obj-hashes-2
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CHECK-THREE: TI: 0x1001, LocalHash: {{.*}}, GlobalHash: 09CBAD68AF5C7998
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; arg list (char**, int***). Different local hashes, since the parameter types
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; both occur at different TypeIndices in their respective input streams. Same
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; global hash, since the global hash of all referenced types is the same in
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; both streams.
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CHECK-FOUR: obj-hashes-1
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CHECK-FOUR: TI: 0x1003, LocalHash: {{.*}}, GlobalHash: B6A17FFA392FDF6E
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CHECK-FOUR: obj-hashes-2
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CHECK-FOUR: TI: 0x1004, LocalHash: {{.*}}, GlobalHash: B6A17FFA392FDF6E
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; double**. This is only in stream 2, as a means to throw off the indexing.
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CHECK-FIVE: obj-hashes-1
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CHECK-FIVE: obj-hashes-2
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CHECK-FIVE: TI: 0x1003, LocalHash: {{.*}}, GlobalHash: 357B0B78DBFB83B4
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; int** (char**, int***). For the same logic as described in previous records,
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; these two records have the same global hash but different local hashes.
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CHECK-SIX: obj-hashes-1
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CHECK-SIX: TI: 0x1004, LocalHash: {{.*}}, GlobalHash: 8356432DE786E196
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CHECK-SIX: obj-hashes-2
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CHECK-SIX: TI: 0x1005, LocalHash: {{.*}}, GlobalHash: 8356432DE786E196
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