There is a codegen-test.c which can be used to test these, the idea is to add codegen macros to it, then run the output through an assembler, and disassembler, then look at it manually, or compare it with a file:

test-codegen:
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -I../../.. -I../../eglib/ ../../eglib/.libs/libeglib.a -o codegen-test codegen-test.c
	./codegen-test > tmp.s
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c -o tmp.o tmp.s
	objdump -d --triple=arm64e tmp.o

There is a codegen-test.c which can be used to test these, the idea is to add codegen macros to it, then run the output through an assembler, and disassembler, then look at it manually, or compare it with a file:

test-codegen:
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -I../../.. -I../../eglib/ ../../eglib/.libs/libeglib.a -o codegen-test codegen-test.c
	./codegen-test > tmp.s
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c -o tmp.o tmp.s
	objdump -d --triple=arm64e tmp.o

To be implemented in 81420.