3 # script_test_3.sh -- test PHDRS
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6 # Written by Ian Lance Taylor <iant@google.com>.
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25 # This file goes with script_test_3.t, which is a linker script which
26 # uses a PHDRS clause. We run objdump -p on a program linked with
31 if ! grep -q "$2" "$1"
33 echo "Did not find expected segment in $1:"
36 echo "Actual output below:"
44 if test "`grep -c "$2" "$1"`" != "$3"
46 echo "Did not find expected segment in $1:"
49 echo "Actual output below:"
55 check_count script_test_3.stdout
"^ INTERP" 1
56 check_count script_test_3.stdout
"^ LOAD" 3
57 check_count script_test_3.stdout
"^ DYNAMIC" 1
59 # Make sure that the size of the INTERP segment is the same as the
60 # size of the .interp section.
61 section
=`fgrep .interp script_test_3.stdout | grep PROGBITS`
62 if test "$section" = ""; then
63 echo "Did not find .interp section"
65 echo "Actual output below:"
66 cat script_test_3.stdout
69 # Remove the brackets around the section number, since they can give
70 # an unpredictable number of fields.
71 section
=`echo "$section" | sed -e 's/[][]*//g'`
72 section_size
=`echo "$section" | awk '{ print $6; }'`
74 segment
=`grep '^ INTERP' script_test_3.stdout`
75 # We already checked above that we have an INTERP segment.
76 segment_size
=`echo "$segment" | awk '{ print $5; }'`
78 # Now $section_size looks like 000013 and $segment_size looks like
79 # 0x00013. Both numbers are in hex.
80 section_size
=`echo "$section_size" | sed -e 's/^0*//'`
81 segment_size
=`echo "$segment_size" | sed -e 's/^0x//' -e 's/^0*//'`
83 if test "$section_size" != "$segment_size"; then
84 echo ".interp size $section_size != PT_INTERP size $segment_size"