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Disassembler & Emulator Tests

These tests are used to validate bdshemu and bddisam functionality. Each test consists of up to three files:

  • The binary test file. The name format for this type of file is name_32|64[_r0].test. 32 indicates 32 bit test file, 64 indicates 64 bit test file, and r0 indicates kernel payload
  • The output result file. Must be named the same as the binary test file, but with the extension .result
  • Optional assembly file, used to generate the binary test file The information about the files mentioned above is stored in a configuration file.

To run the tests, main.py script must be called.

$ py -3 main.py --help
usage: main.py [-h] [--conf CONF] --disasm DISASM [--nasm NASM] [--report] [--regenerate] [--verbose]

BDSHEMU Test-Suite

options:
  -h, --help       show this help message and exit
  --conf CONF      Path of the conf file
  --disasm DISASM  Path of the disasm tool
  --nasm NASM      Path of the nasm tool
  --report         Generate report
  --regenerate     Regenerate samples
  --verbose        Verbose

The --conf option is used to specify the configuration file (multiple configuration files allowed). The --disasm option is used to specify the path of the disasmtool (required). The --nasm option is used to specify the path of the nasm assembler to generate the .test files. The --report options is used to generate a report that contains the failed tests. The --regenerate option, regenerates the .result files and the .test files if missing (requires valid --nasm). The --verbose option is used to print more information.

Note that bddisasm will be run with the -exi option, in order to dump all possible information about the instructions.

Configuration File

The configuration file contains a list of entries that each describe a test. Each entry in the configuration file has the following structure: ``` [ ... { "f_source": "path/to/file.asm", # the path to .asm file "f_result": "path/to/file.result", # the path to .result file "f_test": "path/to/file.test", # the path to .test file "options": "disasmtool option", # options for disasmtool "command": "disasmtool command" # command for disasmtool (decode/shemu) } ... ]

```

NOTE: The paths in the configuration file are relative to it.