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	<test>
		<testCaseName>String_CompactStrings</testCaseName>
		<variations>
			<variation>-XX:+CompactStrings</variation>
		</variations>
		<command>$(JAVA_COMMAND) $(JVM_OPTIONS) \
			--add-opens=java.base/java.lang=ALL-UNNAMED \
			-cp $(Q)$(RESOURCES_DIR)$(P)$(TESTNG)$(P)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)GeneralTest.jar$(Q) \
			org.testng.TestNG -d $(REPORTDIR) $(Q)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)testng.xml$(Q) -testnames Test_String \
			-groups $(TEST_GROUP) \
			-excludegroups $(DEFAULT_EXCLUDE); \
			$(TEST_STATUS)
		</command>
		<levels>
			<level>sanity</level>
		</levels>
		<groups>
			<group>functional</group>
		</groups>
		<versions>
			<version>11+</version>
		</versions>
		<impls>
			<impl>openj9</impl>
			<impl>ibm</impl>
		</impls>
	</test>
	<!--
		The nestmate test specifically exercise the JIT$(SQ)s handling of unresolved virtual and interface private methods.
		The JIT pibBuilder routines will have to handle virtual and interface private methods that are both JIT compiled and interpreted.
		These private methods will have to be resolved at runtime and gets handled as a direct dispatch, instead of an indirect virtual/interface
		dispatch. Hence, the need for -Xjit:rtResolve.

		 Variation 1:
			This variation tests the handling of nestmate private instance methods with the callee being interpreted.
			The -Xjit option limits the compilation to just one method (the caller), which invokes only once an inner class$(SQ)s private method (the callee).
			The callee is interpreted because it$(SQ)s only invoked once.

		 Variation 2:
			This variation tests the handling of nestmate private instance methods that is JIT compiled.
			The -Xjit option limits the compilation to two methods: a caller (count=0) and a callee (count=100).
		    The callee is an nestmate private instance method. It$(SQ)s first invoked by the caller 1000 times in a loopy method. The low count=100
			on the callee ensures that the callee can get JIT compiled early enough so that the last invocation of it jumps to a JIT$(SQ)ed body.

		 Variation 3:
			Similar to variation 1 except that the callee is an interface private method.

		 Variation 4:
			Similar to variation 2 except that the callee is an interface private method.
		 -->
	<test>
		<testCaseName>Nestmate_virtual_private</testCaseName>
		<disables>
			<disable>
				<comment>https://github.com/eclipse-openj9/openj9/issues/9167</comment>
				<platform>.*zos.*</platform>
			</disable>
		</disables>
		<variations>
			<variation>$(SQ)-Xjit:rtResolve,disableAsyncCompilation,limit={org/openj9/test/nestmates/NestmatesTest.testVirtualUnresolvedInterpreted*},{org/openj9/test/nestmates/NestmatesTest.testVirtualUnresolvedInterpreted*}(count=0)$(SQ)</variation>
			<variation>$(SQ)-Xjit:rtResolve,disableAsyncCompilation,limit={org/openj9/test/nestmates/NestmatesTest.testVirtualUnresolvedJitted*,org/openj9/test/nestmates/NestmatesTest$InnerClass.innerPrivateMethod*},{org/openj9/test/nestmates/NestmatesTest.testVirtualUnresolvedInterpreted*}(count=0),{org/openj9/test/nestmates/NestmatesTest$InnerClass.innerPrivateMethod*}(count=100)$(SQ)</variation>
			<variation>$(SQ)-Xjit:rtResolve,disableAsyncCompilation,limit={org/openj9/test/nestmates/NestmatesTest.testInterfaceUnresolvedInterpreted*},{org/openj9/test/nestmates/NestmatesTest.testInterfaceUnresolvedInterpreted*}(count=0)$(SQ)</variation>
			<variation>$(SQ)-Xjit:rtResolve,disableAsyncCompilation,limit={org/openj9/test/nestmates/NestmatesTest.testInterfaceUnresolvedJitted*,org/openj9/test/nestmates/NestmatesTest$InnerInterface.innerInterfacePrivateMethod*},{org/openj9/test/nestmates/NestmatesTest.testInterfaceUnresolvedJitted*}(count=0),{org/openj9/test/nestmates/NestmatesTest$InnerInterface.innerInterfacePrivateMethod*}(count=100)$(SQ)</variation>
		</variations>
		<command>$(JAVA_COMMAND) $(JVM_OPTIONS) \
			-cp $(Q)$(RESOURCES_DIR)$(P)$(TESTNG)$(P)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)GeneralTest.jar$(Q) \
			org.testng.TestNG -d $(REPORTDIR) $(Q)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)testng.xml$(Q) -testnames NestmatesTest \
			-groups $(TEST_GROUP) \
			-excludegroups $(DEFAULT_EXCLUDE); \
			$(TEST_STATUS)
		</command>
		<levels>
			<level>sanity</level>
		</levels>
		<groups>
			<group>functional</group>
		</groups>
		<versions>
			<version>11+</version>
		</versions>
		<impls>
			<impl>openj9</impl>
			<impl>ibm</impl>
		</impls>
	</test>
	<!--
		Following test covers scenario for both type of constant dynamics (Object and Primitives)
		Variation 1:
			This variation runs tests in default mode.
		Variation 2:
			This variation runs test under -Xjit:count=1 option which makes sure that ConstantDynamic is resoleved before we compile a method
			to test JIT$(SQ)s handling of resolved constant dynamic
		Variation 3:
			This variation runs test under -Xjit:count=0 option means JIT faces unresolved constant dynamic and it needs to resolve them before
			using it.
		Variation 4:
			In addition to Variation 3 this test runs gc on resolving constant dynamic. This will test JIT to make sure it correctly prepares
			GC map in code.
		Variation 5:
			This variation runs test under -XX:RecreateClassfileOnload option which means VM should first recreate an idential classfile with
			classFileWriter and test with the recreated classfile. This should test if the classFileWriter is generating the correct classfile
			output.
	-->
	<test>
		<testCaseName>CondyPrimitive</testCaseName>
		<variations>
			<variation>NoOptions</variation>
			<variation>$(SQ)-Xjit:count=1,disableAsyncCompilation,rtResolve$(SQ)</variation>
			<variation>$(SQ)-Xjit:count=0,disableAsyncCompilation$(SQ)</variation>
			<variation>$(SQ)-Xjit:count=0,disableAsyncCompilation,gcOnResolve$(SQ)</variation>
			<variation>-XX:RecreateClassfileOnload</variation>
		</variations>
		<command>$(JAVA_COMMAND) $(JVM_OPTIONS) \
			-cp $(Q)$(RESOURCES_DIR)$(P)$(TESTNG)$(P)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)GeneralTest.jar$(Q) \
			org.testng.TestNG -d $(REPORTDIR) $(Q)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)testng.xml$(Q) -testnames PrimitiveCondyTest \
			-groups $(TEST_GROUP) \
			-excludegroups $(DEFAULT_EXCLUDE); \
			$(TEST_STATUS)
		</command>
		<levels>
			<level>sanity</level>
		</levels>
		<groups>
			<group>functional</group>
		</groups>
		<versions>
			<version>11+</version>
		</versions>
		<impls>
			<impl>openj9</impl>
			<impl>ibm</impl>
		</impls>
	</test>
	<!--
		Following test covers garbage collection of constant dynamics using several gc options.
		Tests scenario for object, primitive and exception constant dynamics.
	-->
	<test>
		<testCaseName>CondyGarbageCollection</testCaseName>
		<variations>
			<variation>NoOptions</variation>
			<variation>-Xgcpolicy:optthruput</variation>
			<variation>-Xgcpolicy:gencon</variation>
			<variation>-Xgcpolicy:balanced</variation>
		</variations>
		<command>$(JAVA_COMMAND) $(JVM_OPTIONS) \
			-cp $(Q)$(LIB_DIR)$(D)asm.jar$(P)$(RESOURCES_DIR)$(P)$(TESTNG)$(P)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)GeneralTest.jar$(Q) \
			org.testng.TestNG -d $(REPORTDIR) $(Q)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)testng.xml$(Q) -testnames GarbageCollectionCondyTest \
			-groups $(TEST_GROUP) \
			-excludegroups $(DEFAULT_EXCLUDE); \
			$(TEST_STATUS)
		</command>
		<levels>
			<level>sanity</level>
		</levels>
		<groups>
			<group>functional</group>
		</groups>
		<versions>
			<version>11+</version>
		</versions>
		<impls>
			<impl>openj9</impl>
			<impl>ibm</impl>
		</impls>
	</test>
	<!--
		Following test covers metronome garbage collection tests on linux_x86.
		Tests scenarios for object, primitive and exception constant dynamics.
	-->
	<test>
		<testCaseName>CondyGarbageCollectionMetronomeLinux</testCaseName>
		<variations>
			<variation>-Xgcpolicy:metronome</variation>
		</variations>
		<command>$(JAVA_COMMAND) $(JVM_OPTIONS) \
			-cp $(Q)$(LIB_DIR)$(D)asm.jar$(P)$(RESOURCES_DIR)$(P)$(TESTNG)$(P)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)GeneralTest.jar$(Q) \
			org.testng.TestNG -d $(REPORTDIR) $(Q)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)testng.xml$(Q) -testnames GarbageCollectionCondyTest \
			-groups $(TEST_GROUP) \
			-excludegroups $(DEFAULT_EXCLUDE); \
			$(TEST_STATUS)
		</command>
		<platformRequirements>os.linux,arch.x86</platformRequirements>
		<levels>
			<level>sanity</level>
		</levels>
		<groups>
			<group>functional</group>
		</groups>
		<versions>
			<version>11+</version>
		</versions>
		<impls>
			<impl>openj9</impl>
			<impl>ibm</impl>
		</impls>
	</test>
	<!--
		Following test covers metronome garbage collection tests on aix.
		Tests scenarios for object, primitive and exception constant dynamics.
	-->
	<test>
		<testCaseName>CondyGarbageCollectionMetronomeAIX</testCaseName>
		<variations>
			<variation>-Xgcpolicy:metronome</variation>
		</variations>
		<command>$(JAVA_COMMAND) $(JVM_OPTIONS) \
			-cp $(Q)$(LIB_DIR)$(D)asm.jar$(P)$(RESOURCES_DIR)$(P)$(TESTNG)$(P)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)GeneralTest.jar$(Q) \
			org.testng.TestNG -d $(REPORTDIR) $(Q)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)testng.xml$(Q) -testnames GarbageCollectionCondyTest \
			-groups $(TEST_GROUP) \
			-excludegroups $(DEFAULT_EXCLUDE); \
			$(TEST_STATUS)
		</command>
		<platformRequirements>os.aix</platformRequirements>
		<levels>
			<level>sanity</level>
		</levels>
		<groups>
			<group>functional</group>
		</groups>
		<versions>
			<version>11+</version>
		</versions>
		<impls>
			<impl>openj9</impl>
			<impl>ibm</impl>
		</impls>
	</test>
	<test>
		<testCaseName>NestAttributeTest</testCaseName>
		<command>$(JAVA_COMMAND) $(JVM_OPTIONS) \
	-cp $(Q)$(LIB_DIR)$(D)asm-all.jar$(P)$(RESOURCES_DIR)$(P)$(TESTNG)$(P)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)GeneralTest.jar$(Q) \
	org.testng.TestNG -d $(REPORTDIR) $(Q)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)testng.xml$(Q) -testnames NestAttributeTest \
	-groups $(TEST_GROUP) \
	-excludegroups $(DEFAULT_EXCLUDE); \
	$(TEST_STATUS)</command>
		<levels>
			<level>sanity</level>
		</levels>
		<groups>
			<group>functional</group>
		</groups>
		<versions>
			<version>11+</version>
		</versions>
		<impls>
			<impl>openj9</impl>
			<impl>ibm</impl>
		</impls>
	</test>
	<test>
		<testCaseName>JCL_TEST_Java-Lang-Invoke</testCaseName>
		<command>$(JAVA_COMMAND) $(JVM_OPTIONS) \
			-cp $(Q)$(RESOURCES_DIR)$(P)$(TESTNG)$(P)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)GeneralTest.jar$(Q) \
			org.testng.TestNG -d $(REPORTDIR) $(Q)$(TEST_RESROOT)$(D)testng.xml$(Q) \
			-testnames JCL_TEST_Java-Lang-Invoke \
			-groups $(TEST_GROUP) \
			-excludegroups $(DEFAULT_EXCLUDE); \
			$(TEST_STATUS)
		</command>
		<levels>
			<level>extended</level>
		</levels>
		<groups>
			<group>functional</group>
		</groups>
		<versions>
			<version>11+</version>
		</versions>
		<impls>
			<impl>openj9</impl>
			<impl>ibm</impl>
		</impls>
	</test>
</playlist>