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@ RUN: not llvm-mc -triple=armv7-unknown-linux-gnueabi < %s 2> %t
@ RUN: FileCheck < %t %s
@ Check the diagnostics for .setfp directive.
.syntax unified
.text
@-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ TEST1: .setfp before .fnstart
@-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
.globl func1
.align 2
.type func1,%function
.setfp fp, sp, #0
@ CHECK: error: .fnstart must precede .setfp directive
@ CHECK: .setfp fp, sp, #0
@ CHECK: ^
.fnstart
func1:
.fnend
@-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ TEST2: .setfp after .handlerdata
@-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
.globl func2
.align 2
.type func2,%function
.fnstart
func2:
.handlerdata
.setfp fp, sp, #0
@ CHECK: error: .setfp must precede .handlerdata directive
@ CHECK: .setfp fp, sp, #0
@ CHECK: ^
.fnend
@-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ TEST3: .setfp with bad fp register
@-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
.globl func3
.align 2
.type func3,%function
.fnstart
func3:
.setfp 0, r0, #0
@ CHECK: error: frame pointer register expected
@ CHECK: .setfp 0, r0, #0
@ CHECK: ^
.fnend
@-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ TEST4: .setfp with bad sp register
@-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
.globl func4
.align 2
.type func4,%function
.fnstart
func4:
.setfp fp, 0, #0
@ CHECK: error: stack pointer register expected
@ CHECK: .setfp fp, 0, #0
@ CHECK: ^
.fnend
@-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ TEST5: .setfp with non-sp register as second operand
@-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
.globl func5
.align 2
.type func5,%function
.fnstart
func5:
.setfp fp, r0, #0
@ CHECK: error: register should be either $sp or the latest fp register
@ CHECK: .setfp fp, r0, #0
@ CHECK: ^
.fnend