iconvdata/tst-tables.sh

   1 #!/bin/sh
   2 # Copyright (C) 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
   3 # This file is part of the GNU C Library.
   4 # Contributed by Bruno Haible <haible@clisp.cons.org>, 2000.
   5 #
   6
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  11
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  20 # 02111-1307 USA.
  21
  22 # Checks that the iconv() implementation (in both directions) for the
  23 # stateless encodings agrees with the corresponding charmap table.
  24
  25 common_objpfx=$1
  26 objpfx=$2
  27
  28 status=0
  29
  30 cat <<EOF |
  31   # Single-byte and other "small" encodings come here.
  32   # Keep this list in the same order as gconv-modules.
  33   #
  34   # charset name    table name          comment
  35   ASCII             ANSI_X3.4-1968
  36   ISO646-GB         BS_4730
  37   ISO646-CA         CSA_Z243.4-1985-1
  38   ISO646-CA2        CSA_Z243.4-1985-2
  39   ISO646-DE         DIN_66003
  40   ISO646-DK         DS_2089
  41   ISO646-ES         ES
  42   ISO646-ES2        ES2
  43   ISO646-CN         GB_1988-80
  44   ISO646-IT         IT
  45   ISO646-JP         JIS_C6220-1969-RO
  46   ISO646-JP-OCR-B   JIS_C6229-1984-B
  47   ISO646-YU         JUS_I.B1.002
  48   ISO646-KR         KSC5636
  49   ISO646-HU         MSZ_7795.3
  50   ISO646-CU         NC_NC00-10
  51   ISO646-FR         NF_Z_62-010
  52   ISO646-FR1        NF_Z_62-010_1973
  53   ISO646-NO         NS_4551-1
  54   ISO646-NO2        NS_4551-2
  55   ISO646-PT         PT
  56   ISO646-PT2        PT2
  57   ISO646-SE         SEN_850200_B
  58   ISO646-SE2        SEN_850200_C
  59   ISO-8859-1
  60   ISO-8859-2
  61   ISO-8859-3
  62   ISO-8859-4
  63   ISO-8859-5
  64   ISO-8859-6
  65   ISO-8859-7
  66   ISO-8859-8
  67   ISO-8859-9
  68   ISO-8859-10
  69   ISO-8859-11
  70   ISO-8859-13
  71   ISO-8859-14
  72   ISO-8859-15
  73   ISO-8859-16
  74   T.61-8BIT
  75   ISO_6937
  76   #ISO_6937-2        ISO-IR-90          Handling of combining marks is broken
  77   KOI-8
  78   KOI8-R
  79   LATIN-GREEK
  80   LATIN-GREEK-1
  81   HP-ROMAN8
  82   EBCDIC-AT-DE
  83   EBCDIC-AT-DE-A
  84   EBCDIC-CA-FR
  85   EBCDIC-DK-NO
  86   EBCDIC-DK-NO-A
  87   EBCDIC-ES
  88   EBCDIC-ES-A
  89   EBCDIC-ES-S
  90   EBCDIC-FI-SE
  91   EBCDIC-FI-SE-A
  92   EBCDIC-FR
  93   EBCDIC-IS-FRISS
  94   EBCDIC-IT
  95   EBCDIC-PT
  96   EBCDIC-UK
  97   EBCDIC-US
  98   IBM037
  99   IBM038
 100   IBM256
 101   IBM273
 102   IBM274
 103   IBM275
 104   IBM277
 105   IBM278
 106   IBM280
 107   IBM281
 108   IBM284
 109   IBM285
 110   IBM290
 111   IBM297
 112   IBM420
 113   IBM423
 114   IBM424
 115   IBM437
 116   IBM500
 117   IBM850
 118   IBM851
 119   IBM852
 120   IBM855
 121   IBM856
 122   IBM857
 123   IBM860
 124   IBM861
 125   IBM862
 126   IBM863
 127   IBM864
 128   IBM865
 129   IBM866
 130   IBM866NAV
 131   IBM868
 132   IBM869
 133   IBM870
 134   IBM871
 135   IBM875
 136   IBM880
 137   IBM891
 138   IBM903
 139   IBM904
 140   IBM905
 141   IBM918
 142   IBM922
 143   IBM1004
 144   IBM1026
 145   #IBM1046                              Differs from the AIX and JDK converters
 146   IBM1047
 147   IBM1124
 148   IBM1129
 149   IBM1160
 150   IBM1161
 151   IBM1132
 152   IBM1133
 153   IBM1162
 154   IBM1163
 155   IBM1164
 156   CP1125
 157   CP1250
 158   CP1251
 159   CP1252
 160   CP1253
 161   CP1254
 162   CP1255
 163   CP1256
 164   CP1257
 165   CP1258
 166   IBM874
 167   CP737
 168   CP775
 169   MACINTOSH
 170   IEC_P27-1
 171   ASMO_449
 172   ISO-IR-99         ANSI_X3.110-1983
 173   ISO-IR-139        CSN_369103
 174   CWI
 175   DEC-MCS
 176   ECMA-CYRILLIC
 177   ISO-IR-153        GOST_19768-74
 178   GREEK-CCITT
 179   GREEK7
 180   GREEK7-OLD
 181   INIS
 182   INIS-8
 183   INIS-CYRILLIC
 184   ISO_2033          ISO_2033-1983
 185   ISO_5427
 186   ISO_5427-EXT
 187   #ISO_5428                             Handling of combining marks is broken
 188   ISO_10367-BOX
 189   MAC-IS
 190   MAC-UK
 191   CP10007
 192   NATS-DANO
 193   NATS-SEFI
 194   WIN-SAMI-2        SAMI-WS2
 195   ISO-IR-197
 196   TIS-620
 197   KOI8-U
 198   #ISIRI-3342                         This charset concept is completely broken
 199   VISCII
 200   KOI8-T
 201   GEORGIAN-PS
 202   GEORGIAN-ACADEMY
 203   ISO-IR-209
 204   MAC-SAMI
 205   ARMSCII-8
 206   TCVN5712-1
 207   TSCII
 208   #
 209   # Multibyte encodings come here
 210   #
 211   SJIS              SHIFT_JIS
 212   #IBM932                               This converter looks quite strange
 213   #IBM943                               This converter looks quite strange
 214   EUC-KR
 215   CP949
 216   JOHAB
 217   BIG5
 218   BIG5HKSCS         BIG5-HKSCS
 219   EUC-JP
 220   EUC-CN            GB2312
 221   GBK
 222   EUC-TW
 223   GB18030
 224   EUC-JISX0213
 225   SHIFT_JISX0213
 226   #
 227   # Stateful encodings not testable this way
 228   #
 229   #IBM930
 230   #IBM933
 231   #IBM935
 232   #IBM937
 233   #IBM939
 234   #ISO-2022-JP
 235   #ISO-2022-JP-2
 236   #ISO-2022-JP-3
 237   #ISO-2022-KR
 238   #ISO-2022-CN
 239   #ISO-2022-CN-EXT
 240   #UTF-7
 241   #
 242 EOF
 243 while read charset charmap; do
 244   if test "$charset" = GB18030; then echo "This might take a while" 1>&2; fi
 245   case ${charset} in \#*) continue;; esac
 246   echo -n "Testing ${charset}" 1>&2
 247   if ${SHELL} tst-table.sh ${common_objpfx} ${objpfx} ${charset} ${charmap}; then
 248     echo 1>&2
 249   else
 250     echo "failed: ./tst-table.sh ${common_objpfx} ${objpfx} ${charset} ${charmap}"
 251     echo " *** FAILED ***" 1>&2
 252     exit 1
 253   fi
 254 done
 255
 256 exit $?