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+# @test
+# @bug 6888954
+# @summary exercise HotSpot error handling code
+# @author John Coomes
+# @run shell vmerrors.sh
+
+# Repeatedly invoke java with a command-line option that causes HotSpot to
+# produce an error report and terminate just after initialization.  Each
+# invocation is identified by a small integer, <n>, which provokes a different
+# error (assertion failure, guarantee failure, fatal error, etc.).  The output
+# from stdout/stderr is written to <n>.out and the hs_err_pidXXX.log file is
+# renamed to <n>.log.
+#
+# The automated checking done by this script is minimal.  When updating the
+# fatal error handler it is more useful to run it manually or to use the -retain
+# option with the jtreg so that test directories are not removed automatically.
+# To run stand-alone:
+#
+# TESTJAVA=/java/home/dir
+# TESTVMOPTS=...
+# export TESTJAVA TESTVMOPTS
+# sh test/runtime/6888954/vmerrors.sh
+
+ulimit -c 0 # no core files
+
+i=1
+rc=0
+
+assert_re='(assert|guarantee)[(](str|num).*failed: *'
+guarantee_re='guarantee[(](str|num).*failed: *'
+fatal_re='fatal error: *'
+signal_re='(SIGSEGV|EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION).* at pc='
+tail_1='.*expected null'
+tail_2='.*num='
+
+for re in                                                 \
+    "${assert_re}${tail_1}"    "${assert_re}${tail_2}"    \
+    "${guarantee_re}${tail_1}" "${guarantee_re}${tail_2}" \
+    "${fatal_re}${tail_1}"     "${fatal_re}${tail_2}"     \
+    "${fatal_re}.*truncated"   "ChunkPool::allocate"      \
+    "ShouldNotCall"            "ShouldNotReachHere"       \
+    "Unimplemented"            "$signal_re"
+    
+do
+    i2=$i
+    [ $i -lt 10 ] && i2=0$i
+
+    "$TESTJAVA/bin/java" $TESTVMOPTS -XX:+IgnoreUnrecognizedVMOptions \
+        -XX:ErrorHandlerTest=${i} -version > ${i2}.out 2>&1
+
+    # If ErrorHandlerTest is ignored (product build), stop.
+    #
+    # Using the built-in variable $! to get the pid does not work reliably on
+    # windows; use a wildcard instead.
+    mv hs_err_pid*.log ${i2}.log || exit $rc
+
+    for f in ${i2}.log ${i2}.out
+    do
+        egrep -- "$re" $f > $$
+        if [ $? -ne 0 ]
+        then
+            echo "ErrorHandlerTest=$i failed ($f)"
+            rc=1
+        fi
+    done
+    rm -f $$
+
+    i=$(expr $i + 1)
+done
+
+exit $rc