test/compiler/intrinsics/sha/cli/testcases/GenericTestCaseForOtherCPU.java

rev 8431 : 8081790: aarch64: SHA tests fail
Summary: Fix SHA tests in JTReg so they recognize aarch64
Reviewed-by: duke
Contributed-by: alexander.alexeev@caviumnetworks.com

*** 33,52 ****
   */
  public class GenericTestCaseForOtherCPU extends
          SHAOptionsBase.TestCase {
      public GenericTestCaseForOtherCPU(String optionName) {
          // Execute the test case on any CPU except SPARC and X86
!         super(optionName, new NotPredicate(new OrPredicate(Platform::isSparc,
                  new OrPredicate(Platform::isX64, Platform::isX86))));
      }
  
      @Override
      protected void verifyWarnings() throws Throwable {
          String shouldPassMessage = String.format("JVM should start with "
                  + "option '%s' without any warnings", optionName);
!         // Verify that on non-x86 and non-SPARC CPU usage of SHA-related
!         // options will not cause any warnings.
          CommandLineOptionTest.verifySameJVMStartup(null,
                  new String[] { ".*" + optionName + ".*" }, shouldPassMessage,
                  shouldPassMessage, ExitCode.OK,
                  CommandLineOptionTest.prepareBooleanFlag(optionName, true));
  
--- 33,54 ----
   */
  public class GenericTestCaseForOtherCPU extends
          SHAOptionsBase.TestCase {
      public GenericTestCaseForOtherCPU(String optionName) {
          // Execute the test case on any CPU except SPARC and X86
!         super(optionName, new NotPredicate(
!                 new OrPredicate(
!                     new OrPredicate(Platform::isSparc, Platform::isAArch64),
                      new OrPredicate(Platform::isX64, Platform::isX86))));
      }
  
      @Override
      protected void verifyWarnings() throws Throwable {
          String shouldPassMessage = String.format("JVM should start with "
                  + "option '%s' without any warnings", optionName);
!         // Verify that on non-x86, non-SPARC and non-AArch64 CPU usage of
!         //  SHA-related options will not cause any warnings.
          CommandLineOptionTest.verifySameJVMStartup(null,
                  new String[] { ".*" + optionName + ".*" }, shouldPassMessage,
                  shouldPassMessage, ExitCode.OK,
                  CommandLineOptionTest.prepareBooleanFlag(optionName, true));