Detect test runner crashes #3129
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Please let me know before merging so I can rebase :) |
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Stores some information at the bottom of the IRQ stack. The IRQ stack is not cleared in
crt0.s/main.c, which means that even if the game resets the values will still be there. We use this to report that the current test crashed, and resume running the tests from the next test.I cannot stress strongly enough that
.persistentshould not be used because the IRQ stack is tiny. (The name was taken from Crater's ld script proposal).