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Test if the image exists at runtime.
Forcing this dependency slows down development. For example, if after a
change dex2oat does not compile anymore you need to first revert to a
stable state and rebuild the core image to be able to move foreward.
Since this is a test tool, it is ok to assume that the core image has
already been built if host execution was selected.
Change-Id: Id61a960ba62bb8d1d21acb07114f72208fbc9720
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Now that the optimizing compiler is the default backend, the quick
compiler must be explicitly selected as an argument.
Change-Id: I5e6b8e6a79432118e0a91c9aea85bdd9cd7305dc
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Use --host to execute fuzzed tests using the host-build of ART.
See the README for more information.
Also includes some refactoring of Executors/Devices.
Change-Id: I789d6b3e102074b22431d8afa5a5c966b2710272
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We want to default to having a barrier for the case where we don't
dex to dex.
Bug: 19762303
Change-Id: I60348d89eaf0b9e1e480298afcecbb5f52e8661b
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This tool can mutate DEX files, and execute them with multiple backends
of ART, making sure that all backends agree on the output of the
program. This should help identify bugs in particular backends, should
they produce output that disagrees with the other backends.
Build with mmm tools/dexfuzz from within art/.
See the README for details about how to use dexfuzz.
Change-Id: I3fc5d84a08b7d142a1fdc3d43a0324ce16b43608
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