[Test] adding EXIT directives

tests/syntax/axiomatic_nested.i

-/*@
-  axiomatic bla1 {
+/* run.config*
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
+/*@ axiomatic bla1 {
     // nested axiomatics are not allowed
     axiomatic bla2 {
       predicate bla3{L}(int n);

tests/syntax/bad_return_bts_599.i

-
+/* run.config
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
 int BadReturn1(int* p) {
   *p++;
   return;
@@ -9,7 +12,6 @@ int BadReturn2(int* p) {
   return;
 }
 
-
 int main() {
   int i = 3;
   BadReturn2(&i);

tests/syntax/bts0519.c

 /* run.config
+ EXIT: 0
    STDOPT: +"-cpp-command='gcc -C -E -I.'" +"-cpp-frama-c-compliant"
+ EXIT: 1
    STDOPT: +"-cpp-command='gcc -C -E -I. -DERR'" +"-cpp-frama-c-compliant"
  */
-
 int t[4];
-
 #ifdef ERR
 int q[static 3];
 #endif

tests/syntax/cert-dcl-36.c

+/* run.config*
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
+
 int i1 = 10; /* Definition, external linkage */
 static int i2 = 20; /* Definition, internal linkage */
 extern int i3 = 30; /* Definition, external linkage */

tests/syntax/cert_msc_38.c

 /* run.config
-STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_ASSERT'"
-STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_ERRNO'"
-STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_MATHERRHANDLING'"
-STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_VASTART'"
-STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_VACOPY'"
-STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_VAARG'"
-STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_VAEND'"
-STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_SETJMP'"
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_ASSERT'"
+   STDOPT  : +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_ERRNO'"
+   STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_MATHERRHANDLING'"
+   STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_VASTART'"
+   STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_VACOPY'"
+   STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_VAARG'"
+   STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_VAEND'"
+   STDOPT: +"-cpp-extra-args='-DTEST_SETJMP'"
 */
 #include <assert.h>
 #include <stdarg.h>
 #include <setjmp.h>
 
 #ifdef TEST_ASSERT
-
 typedef void (*handler_type)(int);
 
 void execute_handler(handler_type handler, int value) {

tests/syntax/composite-tags.i

+/* run.config*
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
+
 struct s1 { int a; };
 struct s2 { int a; };
 

tests/syntax/const-assignments.c

 /* run.config
    STDOPT:
+ EXIT:1
    STDOPT: +" -cpp-extra-args=-DT0"
    STDOPT: +" -cpp-extra-args=-DT1"
    STDOPT: +" -cpp-extra-args=-DT2"
    STDOPT: +" -cpp-extra-args=-DT3"
    STDOPT: +" -cpp-extra-args=-DT4"
    STDOPT: +" -cpp-extra-args=-DT5"
+ EXIT:0
    STDOPT: +" -cpp-extra-args=-DT6"
    STDOPT: +" -cpp-extra-args=-DT7"
+ EXIT:1
    STDOPT: +" -cpp-extra-args=-DT8"
 */
-
 /* The first run is correct. The others should fail, as they include invalid
    assignments to const lvalues. */
 const int x = 1;
-
-
 #ifdef T0
 void f() {
   x = 42;

tests/syntax/duplicate_field.i

+/* run.config*
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
+
 struct test{
    int x;
    int x;

tests/syntax/fam.i

+/* run.config*
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
+
+
 // Tests related to flexible array members
 
-// FAM declaration OK
-struct {
+struct { // FAM declaration OK
   int len;
   char a[];
 } fam;
 
-// static FAM initialization not allowed (unsupported GCC extension)
-struct {
+struct {// static FAM initialization not allowed (unsupported GCC extension)
   int len;
   char a[];
 } fam2 = {1, {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}};

tests/syntax/flexible_array_member_invalid1.i

+/* run.config
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
+
 // invalid flexible array member (empty struct otherwise)
 struct s1 {
   char data[];

tests/syntax/flexible_array_member_invalid2.i

+/* run.config*
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
+
 // invalid flexible array member (two incomplete fields)
 struct s {
   int len;

tests/syntax/flexible_array_member_invalid3.i

+/* run.config*
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
+
+
 // invalid flexible array member (two incomplete fields in same field group)
 struct s {
   int len;

tests/syntax/flexible_array_member_invalid4.i

+/* run.config*
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
+
 // invalid flexible array member (incomplete field is not last)
 struct s {
   int len;

tests/syntax/flexible_array_member_invalid5.i

+/* run.config*
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
+
+
 // In C99, flexible array members cannot be nested inside other structs
+
 typedef struct {
   int a;
   char data[];

tests/syntax/ghost_cv_incompat.i

+/* run.config*
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
+
 typedef int int_array [10] ;
 struct Type { int field ; } ;
 
@@ -187,4 +192,4 @@ void ghost_calls(void){
   //@ ghost int g;
   //@ ghost ghost_decl_nothing(&g);
   //@ ghost ghost_def_nothing(&g);
-}
\ No newline at end of file
+}

tests/syntax/ghost_cv_invalid_use.i

+/* run.config*
+ EXIT: 1
+   STDOPT:
+*/
 // In this file, each write raises an error: writing non-ghost memory location
 // from ghost code, except if a comment says the opposite.
 
@@ -157,4 +161,4 @@ void ghost_calls_to_non_ghost_functions(){
     int x2 = int_assigns_nothing(&g);
     int x3 = int_assigns_parameter(&g);
   */
-}
\ No newline at end of file
+}

tests/syntax/ghost_cv_parsing_errors.c

 /* run.config
+   EXIT: 1
    OPT:-cpp-extra-args="-DIN_TYPE"
    OPT:-cpp-extra-args="-DIN_DECL"
    OPT:-cpp-extra-args="-DIN_GHOST_ATTR"
 */
 
 // All of this should be refused
-
 #ifdef IN_TYPE
 
 struct S {

tests/syntax/ghost_cv_var_decl.c

 /* run.config
    CMXS: @PTEST_NAME@
+ EXIT: 1
    OPT:-cpp-extra-args="-DFAIL_DECL_TYPE"
+ EXIT: 0
    OPT:-load-module %{dep:@PTEST_NAME@.cmxs}
 */
 
 /* When there is no comment, the code should be allowed */
+
 void f_ints(){
   int ng ;
 

tests/syntax/ghost_else_bad.c

 /* run.config
+ EXIT: 1
    OPT: -no-autoload-plugins -cpp-extra-args="-DERROR_LOC_WITH_COMMENTS"
+ EXIT: 0
    OPT: -no-autoload-plugins -cpp-extra-args="-DALREADY_HAS_ELSE" -print -kernel-warn-key ghost:bad-use=feedback
+ EXIT: 1
    OPT: -no-autoload-plugins -cpp-extra-args="-DBAD_ANNOT_POSITION"
 */
-
-
 #ifdef ERROR_LOC_WITH_COMMENTS // Must check that the line indicated for undeclared "z" is correct
-
 void if_ghost_else_block_comments_then_error(int x, int y) {
   if (x) {
     x++;
@@ -52,4 +52,4 @@ void test(int x, int y){
   */
 }
 
-#endif
\ No newline at end of file
+#endif

tests/syntax/ghost_else_bad_oneline.i

 /* run.config
-   OPT: -no-autoload-plugins -print
+   EXIT: 1
+   OPT: -print
 */
-
 void if_ghost_else_one_line_bad(int x, int y) {
   if (x) {
     x++;
   } //@ ghost else
   y++;
-}
\ No newline at end of file
+}