Sure, no problem. I'm not super familiar with Java so I don't know what's going wrong there, but fortunately that's all incidental to what I need help with. If you run this build command:
scons --keep-going build/arm/test/result/call_type/inst.xml build/arm64/test/result/call_type/addr.xml build/sparc/test/result/call_type/inst.xml build/x86/test/result/call_type/addr.xml
that will run the tests that are failing. If you want to see the command line they're being run with, add --verbose. That will tell you how I'm expecting to run them with qemu (arch flavor, sysroot). You can leave off --gtest_output=... if it's in the way. Those tests should all pass, assuming I didn't mess something up I haven't been able to find. The failures are from:
1. arm/.../inst - not treating a coprocessor access as an illegal instruction when there isn't (shouldn't be?) a coprocessor with that number.
2. arm64/.../addr - Expected error code SEGV_ACCERR (2), but actually got 1 which I think is SEGV_MAPERR, described as "Address not mapped to object.". The page is mapped, it just doesn't have any permissions enabled. When given any permissions, read or write, I think the access succeeds even though it may not have permission for the type of access it's trying. So the two options seem to be the page doesn't look like it's there at all even though it is, or it's completely accessible even if it shouldn't be.
3. sparc/.../inst - "Illegal instruction (core dumped)" when that signal should have triggered a handler I'd registered with sigaction (which works on arm64 at least).
4. x86/.../addr - Same as arm64/...addr
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