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The run_dump_test mechanism supports options error and warning, which allow regexp to be specified within the test file, these regexp are matched against the stderr output from the linker. Similar dump test style functions for gas and gdb also support file based matching versions of these options; the patterns are placed into a file which the test driver then references. It is sometimes clearer, when the pattern to be matched spans multiple lines if the patterns can be placed into a separate file. This patch adds new options error_output and warning_output for the linker run_dump_test function. These new options take a filename parameter, this file is then used (with regexp_diff) to compare against the linker output. ld/testsuite/ChangeLog: * ld/ld-lib.exp (run_dump_test): Add error_output and warning_output options.
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