thin-provisioning-tools/unit-tests/buffer_t.cc
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// Copyright (C) 2013 Red Hat, Inc. All rights reserved.
//
// This file is part of the thin-provisioning-tools source.
//
// thin-provisioning-tools is free software: you can redistribute it
// and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
// as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of
// the License, or (at your option) any later version.
//
// thin-provisioning-tools is distributed in the hope that it will be
// useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty
// of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
// GNU General Public License for more details.
//
// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
// with thin-provisioning-tools. If not, see
// <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
// Set to one to add compile time checks.
#define COMPILE_TIME_ERROR 0
#include "gmock/gmock.h"
using namespace persistent_data;
using namespace testing;
// FIXME: get rid of these comments, the tests should be self explanatory
// - Allocate several on the heap, check they have the requested
// alignment. Try for various Alignments. If memalign has
// restrictions could you document (eg, power of 2).
// - you can use the [] to set a value in a non-const instance
// - you can't use the [] to set a value in a const instance - not
// sure how to do this, since it'll be a compile time error.
// - you can use [] to read back a value that you've set.
// - [] to read works in a const instance.
// - you can use raw() to get and set values.
// - an exception is thrown if you put too large an index in []
// - check you can't copy a buffer via a copy constructor or ==
// - (again a compile time error, just experiment so you understand
// - boost::noncopyable).
//----------------------------------------------------------------
namespace {
template <uint32_t Size, uint32_t Alignment>
typename buffer<Size, Alignment>::ptr
create_buffer(void) {
return typename buffer<Size, Alignment>::ptr(new buffer<Size, Alignment>());
}
template <typename buffer>
void assert_aligned(buffer const &b) {
ASSERT_THAT((unsigned long) b.raw() & (buffer::ALIGNMENT - 1), Eq(0u));
}
}
//----------------------------------------------------------------
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_8_a_8_raw_access)
{
uint32_t const sz = 8, align = 8;
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b = create_buffer<sz, align>();
unsigned char *p = b->raw();
// unsigned char const *pc = b->raw();
p[0] = 0;
ASSERT_THAT(p[0], Eq(0));
p[0] = 4;
ASSERT_THAT(p[0], Eq(4));
}
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_8_a_8_access)
{
uint32_t const sz = 8, align = 8;
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b = create_buffer<sz, align>();
(*b)[0] = 0;
ASSERT_THAT((*b)[0], Eq(0));
}
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_8_a_8_oob)
{
uint32_t const sz = 8, align = 8;
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b = create_buffer<sz, align>();
ASSERT_THROW((*b)[8], std::range_error);
}
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_128_a_2_succeeds)
{
uint32_t const sz = 128, align = 2;
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b = create_buffer<sz, align>();
ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast<bool>(b));
}
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_128_a_4_succeeds)
{
uint32_t const sz = 128, align = 4;
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b = create_buffer<sz, align>();
ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast<bool>(b));
}
// Varying buffer size, alignment 8
TEST(BufferTest, obeys_alignment)
{
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<8, 8>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<16, 8>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<32, 8>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<64, 8>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<128, 8>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<256, 8>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<512, 8>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<1024, 8>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<2048, 8>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<4096, 8>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<8192, 8>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<8, 16>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<16, 16>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<32, 16>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<64, 16>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<128, 16>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<256, 16>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<512, 16>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<1024, 16>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<2048, 16>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<4096, 16>());
assert_aligned(*create_buffer<8192, 16>());
}
#if 0
#if COMPILE_TIME_ERROR
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_copy_fails)
{
uint32_t const sz = 8, align = 8;
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b1 = create_buffer<sz, align>();
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b2;
*b2 = *b1; // Compile time failure
}
#endif
#if COMPILE_TIME_ERROR
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_8_a_8_raw_const_access)
{
uint32_t const sz = 8, align = 8;
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b = create_buffer<sz, align>();
unsigned char const *pc = b->raw();
pc[0] = 5; // Compile time error accessing read-only location
}
#endif
#if COMPILE_TIME_ERROR
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_8_a_8_const_access)
{
uint32_t const sz = 8, align = 8;
buffer<sz, align>::const_ptr b = create_buffer<sz, align>();
(*b)[0] = 0; // Compile time error accessing read-only location
}
#endif
// 8 byte buffer size, varying alignment from 1 - 7
#if COMPILE_TIME_ERROR
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_128_a_1_fails)
{
uint32_t const sz = 128, align = 1;
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b = create_buffer<sz, align>();
BOOST_CHECK(!b);
ASSERT_THAT((unsigned long) b->raw() & (align - 1), 1);
}
#endif
#if COMPILE_TIME_ERROR
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_128_a_3_fails)
{
uint32_t const sz = 128, align = 3;
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b = create_buffer<sz, align>();
BOOST_CHECK(!b);
}
#endif
#if COMPILE_TIME_ERROR
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_128_a_5_fails)
{
uint32_t const sz = 128, align = 5;
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b = create_buffer<sz, align>();
BOOST_CHECK(!b);
}
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_128_a_6_fails)
{
uint32_t const sz = 128, align = 6;
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b = create_buffer<sz, align>();
BOOST_CHECK(!b);
}
TEST(BufferTest, buffer_128_a_7_fails)
{
uint32_t const sz = 128, align = 7;
buffer<sz, align>::ptr b = create_buffer<sz, align>();
BOOST_CHECK(!b);
}
#endif
#undef COMPILE_TIME_ERROR
#endif
//----------------------------------------------------------------