` filtering. Asserted in both
# directions so the difference between the two ports stays deliberate.
printf 'x
\n' > "$tmp/h.md"
check_eq md4c/cli-raw-html-kept "x
" "$(md2html "$tmp/h.md" 2>&1)"
check_rc md4c/cli-raw-html-dropped 1 sh -c 'md2html --fno-html '"$tmp"'/h.md | grep -q ""'
# Entities resolve through entity.c's table; --fverbatim-entities turns that off.
printf '©\n' > "$tmp/e.md"
check_out md4c/cli-entity "$(printf '\302\251')" md2html "$tmp/e.md"
check_out md4c/cli-entity-verbatim "©" md2html --fverbatim-entities "$tmp/e.md"
# UTF-8 must survive byte-for-byte: md4c.c is compiled -DMD4C_USE_UTF8 and its
# decoder walks the input a byte at a time, which is the pointer arithmetic most
# likely to differ on this arm.
printf 'caf\303\251 \346\227\245\346\234\254\n' > "$tmp/u.md"
check_out md4c/cli-utf8 "$(printf 'caf\303\251 \346\227\245\346\234\254')" md2html "$tmp/u.md"
# A missing input file is an error, not a silent empty render.
check_rc md4c/cli-missing-file 1 md2html "$tmp/does-not-exist.md"
# A large document: exercises the block-array realloc path (md4c.c moves its
# block array as it grows, then fixes up ->current_block) rather than any single
# construct. 2000 headings in, 2000
out.
i=0
: > "$tmp/big.md"
while [ "$i" -lt 2000 ]; do printf '# H%s\n\n' "$i" >> "$tmp/big.md"; i=$((i+1)); done
n=$(md2html "$tmp/big.md" 2>/dev/null | grep -c '^')
check_eq md4c/cli-big-headings 2000 "$n"
# ------------------------------------------------------- the consumer probe
# The recipe installs everything under data/ with `install -m 0644`, so the
# payload is NOT executable where it lands: stage it to $TMPDIR and chmod +x,
# the same way every sibling probe suite does. The deployed rootfs is read-only
# at browser runtime, which is the other reason it is copied before it runs.
#
# Do NOT guard this on [ -x "$BST_DATA/md4c-probe" ]. That is false on a
# correctly-built image, and worse, `test -x` on a mode-0644 file aborts the
# whole script here with `sh: getgroups: Function not implemented`
# (brintos/linux#19) -- which truncated this suite at exactly this line and
# still let it report a green pass=46 fail=0 skip=0 with every runtime
# assertion below silently unrun.
if ! cp "$BST_DATA/md4c-probe" "$tmp/md4c-probe" 2>/dev/null \
|| ! chmod +x "$tmp/md4c-probe" 2>/dev/null; then
bst_skip md4c/probe "md4c-probe payload missing or not stageable"
else
pout=$("$tmp/md4c-probe" 2>&1); prc=$?
# The probe's own tally. 186/186 is the native control's score, so anything
# less names a real difference on this arm -- and the FAIL/DIAG lines in the
# console dump say which case and what it got.
psum=$(printf '%s\n' "$pout" | sed -n 's/^MD4C-SUMMARY //p')
check_eq md4c/probe-summary "186/186" "$psum"
check_eq md4c/probe-exit "0" "$prc"
# A handful of the probe's groups are re-asserted individually, so a red run
# localises to a mechanism from the summary line alone rather than needing
# the whole dump read.
nfail=$(printf '%s\n' "$pout" | grep -c '^MD4C FAIL' || true)
check_eq md4c/probe-no-failures "0" "$nfail"
for g in blk spn flg det off utf ent html abt; do
gf=$(printf '%s\n' "$pout" | grep -c "^MD4C FAIL $g" || true)
check_eq "md4c/probe-group-$g" "0" "$gf"
done
# The two mechanisms this port exists to prove, called out by name:
# the slices stay inside the caller's buffer (BRINTOS-217), and
# a value survives the round trip out of an indirect call.
check_out md4c/probe-slices-in-range "MD4C ok off-mixed-in-range" \
printf '%s\n' "$pout"
check_out md4c/probe-indirect-return "MD4C ok abt-leave-block-propagates" \
printf '%s\n' "$pout"
fi
rm -rf "$tmp"