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| |
| # The purpose of this test-case is to test the cond_wrap proc. |
| |
| # Proc that temporarily sets global variable a to 6, and executes BODY. |
| # Note that normally a wrapper needs to guarantee that the restore is executed |
| # even if executing body throws an error, but we don't need to bother with this |
| # for this test-case. |
| proc wrap { body } { |
| global a |
| |
| # Save a. |
| set save_a $a |
| |
| set a 6 |
| uplevel 1 $body |
| |
| # Restore a. |
| set a $save_a |
| } |
| |
| # Set initial value of global variable a. |
| set a 5 |
| |
| # Verify values of global variable a for cond == 0 and cond == 1. |
| foreach_with_prefix cond {0 1} { |
| cond_wrap $cond wrap { |
| gdb_assert {[expr $a - $cond] == 5} "value in conditional wrap" |
| } |
| gdb_assert {$a == 5} "value after conditional wrap" |
| } |