# iksemel 1.5+git (SRCREV 978b733462e41efd5db72bc9974cb3b0d1d5f6fa)
# x86_64 control, generated by src/iksemel_mknative.sh.
# Values 76-iksemel.test requires wasm32-hwjs to reproduce.
#
# Configured as the target arm is: --without-gnutls --without-openssl
# --disable-python (PACKAGECONFIG = "" in the bbappend).

# --- versions ---
IKS-VER-lint ikslint (iksemel) 1.5
IKS-VER-perf iksperf (iksemel) 1.5
IKS-VER-roster iksroster (iksemel) 1.5

# --- the corpus itself (src/iksemel_mkfixture.py, deterministic) ---
IKS-CORPUS-BYTES 48244
IKS-CORPUS-SHA1 98c2dfc93ff3b074ec651fa2eb3d935a489e3ab9

# --- ikslint -s: the document's shape, as the SAX parser counts it ---
IKS-LINT-PAIRS 1286
IKS-LINT-SINGLE 38
IKS-LINT-DEPTH 14
IKS-LINT-CDATA 19359

# --- ikslint -t: tag histogram ---
IKS-HIST-UNIQUE 23
IKS-HIST-record 400
IKS-HIST-name 400
IKS-HIST-value 400
IKS-HIST-note 58
IKS-HIST-flag 37
IKS-HIST-level 12
IKS-HIST-catalog 1
IKS-HIST-bottom 1

# --- iksperf: SAX hook counts, per read-block size ---
# The TAG hook count is INVARIANT across block sizes -- that is the
# incremental parser reassembling tags split across read boundaries, and it
# is the single strongest thing this suite asserts about a resumable parser
# on an arm with a 4-byte size_t. The CDATA hook count is NOT invariant: it
# rises as blocks shrink because character data is delivered in chunks, and
# at -b 1 it equals IKS-LINT-CDATA exactly (one call per byte).
IKS-PERF-TAGHOOK-b1 2610
IKS-PERF-CDATAHOOK-b1 19359
IKS-PERF-TAGHOOK-b7 2610
IKS-PERF-CDATAHOOK-b7 4994
IKS-PERF-TAGHOOK-b64 2610
IKS-PERF-CDATAHOOK-b64 2904
IKS-PERF-TAGHOOK-b512 2610
IKS-PERF-CDATAHOOK-b512 2661
IKS-PERF-TAGHOOK-b4096 2610
IKS-PERF-CDATAHOOK-b4096 2631
IKS-PERF-TAGHOOK-b65536 2610
IKS-PERF-CDATAHOOK-b65536 2628

# --- iksperf -1: SHA1 over the corpus, computed by src/sha.c ---
# Must equal sha1sum(corpus): iksemel's own SHA1 is a full implementation,
# not a wrapper, so this is a real vector check of src/sha.c on 48 kB.
IKS-PERF-SHA1 98c2dfc93ff3b074ec651fa2eb3d935a489e3ab9

# --- iksperf -d: DOM arena occupancy (POINTER-SIZE DEPENDENT) ---
# ikstack allocated/used are sums over iks node and attribute structs, whose
# size is dominated by pointers. On x86_64 (8-byte pointers) they read as
# below; on wasm32 (4-byte) the SAME document MUST occupy strictly LESS.
# 76-iksemel.test asserts that inequality rather than a pinned wasm32 number:
# it is the property that cannot be satisfied by an x86_64 binary sneaking
# into the image, and it stays true if the fixture is ever regenerated.
IKS-STACK-ALLOC 376696
IKS-STACK-USED 335029

# --- well-formedness verdicts, one file per violation ---
# Recorded as OBSERVED on x86_64, including where iksemel is LAX. The suite
# asserts the two arms agree, not that iksemel is a validating parser: it
# does not enforce entity declaration, a single root element, or an open
# construct at EOF, and pinning that here is what makes a real change in the
# parser's error handling visible as a red instead of passing unnoticed.
# The message has the FIXTURE PATH stripped (" in file '...'"): the payload
# lives at a different absolute path on the target, so comparing the raw
# string would fail for a reason that has nothing to do with the parser.
IKS-BAD-bad-entity-RC 0
IKS-BAD-bad-entity-MSG 
IKS-BAD-double-root-RC 0
IKS-BAD-double-root-MSG 
IKS-BAD-mismatch-RC 1
IKS-BAD-mismatch-MSG Tag mismatch, expecting 'b', got 'a'.
IKS-BAD-stray-lt-RC 1
IKS-BAD-stray-lt-MSG Invalid xml at byte 10, line 0.
IKS-BAD-unclosed-attr-RC 0
IKS-BAD-unclosed-attr-MSG 

# --- TLS boundary: PACKAGECONFIG = "" means iks_has_tls() == 0 ---
IKS-TLS-HELPNOTE secure connections are not supported
IKS-TLS-SECURE-RC 1
IKS-TLS-SECURE-MSG iksemel library is not compiled with GnuTLS support.