If expensive checks are enabled, safe mode of libstdc++ is enabled too.
In this mode the library uses more complex data that allow additional
checks, for instance, a container may keep list of iterators that points
to it. If a code crashes it can leave these complex library objects in
inconsistent state. It occurs in a few tests that check error recovery
if compiler crashes. These test hang in expensive check mode, as the
library tries to synchronize access to the iterators pointing to some
container, but corresponding mutex remains locked after the crash.
This fix marks these tests as unsupported if clang is built with
libstdc++ safe mode enabled.
Differential Revision: https://reviews.llvm.org/D31126
llvm-svn: 300392
preambles end up leaving the precompiled preambles around. This is by
design, since we do minimal cleanup during crash recovery. However,
it's unfortunate for testing, so introduce a hook that allows these
two tests to put the precompiled preamble somewhere where we can
delete them after testing.
llvm-svn: 113698
and reenable crash recovery test.
- Reparsing is still very crashy / weird, so I had to sprinkle random code into
the remapped input to get it to do what I want (i.e., crash!).
llvm-svn: 111550
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