capstone/suite/run_invalid_cstool.sh
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Add test with ASAN enabled. (#2313)
* Add test with ASAN enabled.

* Fix leaks in cstool and cs.c

* Add work around so ASAN binaries don't DEADSIGNAL due to too many randomized address bits.

* Add ASAN build arguments to cstest

* Fix leaks in cstest

* Use cstest binary build by the main build.

* Add clonging step for cmocka when cstest is build

* Skip Python tests for ASAN

* Remove make build from CI

* Fix leaks in cstest.

- Rewrite split to remove leaks and improve runtime by 6%
- Add free()

* Fix cmocka external project to stable branch.

* Revert "Fix leaks in cstest."

This reverts commit bf8ee125b0c58f9c794eb081a69c80f8a71825cd.

* Fix memleaks in cstest

* Document adding of ASAN job to release guide

* Add CAPSTONE_BUILD_CSTEST to build docs

* Fix double free

* Add more detail tests to CI and fix them

* Initialize variables

* Fix typo

* Update cstest build docs

* Revert "Remove make build from CI"

This reverts commit 84f7360c6da6183cd41bec0fef3e1d0a2ee49ddf.

* Make cstest only run for cmake builds.

* Add cstest job for make build.

* Add CAPSTONE_DIET build test.

* Compile the compatibility header test with ASAN if enabled.

* Fix DIET build by excluding not used code.

* Missing "

* Build static library with ASAN and DIET if enabled.

* Revert "Add CAPSTONE_DIET build test."

This reverts commit 71e1469dee.
2024-06-10 10:01:00 +08:00

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#!/bin/sh -x
cstool -d x64 0x4 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d arm 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d aarch64 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d alpha 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d mips64 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d ppc64 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d sparc 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d systemz 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d xcore 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d m68k 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d tms320c64x 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d m6811 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d cpu12 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d hd6309 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d hcs08 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d evm 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d 6502 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d 65c02 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d w65c02 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d 65816 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d wasm 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d bpf 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d ebpf 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d riscv64 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d sh 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code" &&
cstool -d tc162 0x1 | grep "ERROR: invalid assembly code"
# One successful disassembly
cstool -d x64 0xc5,0xca,0x58,0xd4