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%%%-------------------------------------------------------------------
%%% File : ethread_SUITE.erl
%%% Author : Rickard Green <[email protected]>
%%% Description :
%%%
%%% Created : 17 Jun 2004 by Rickard Green <[email protected]>
%%%-------------------------------------------------------------------
-module(ethread_SUITE).
-author('[email protected]').
%-define(line_trace, 1).
-define(DEFAULT_TIMEOUT, ?t:minutes(10)).
-export([all/0, suite/0,groups/0,init_per_suite/1, end_per_suite/1,
init_per_group/2,end_per_group/2,
init_per_testcase/2, end_per_testcase/2]).
-export([create_join_thread/1,
equal_tids/1,
mutex/1,
try_lock_mutex/1,
cond_wait/1,
broadcast/1,
detached_thread/1,
max_threads/1,
tsd/1,
spinlock/1,
rwspinlock/1,
rwmutex/1,
atomic/1,
dw_atomic_massage/1]).
-include_lib("test_server/include/test_server.hrl").
tests() ->
[create_join_thread,
equal_tids,
mutex,
try_lock_mutex,
cond_wait,
broadcast,
detached_thread,
max_threads,
tsd,
spinlock,
rwspinlock,
rwmutex,
atomic,
dw_atomic_massage].
suite() -> [{ct_hooks,[ts_install_cth]}].
all() ->
tests().
groups() ->
[].
init_per_suite(Config) ->
Config.
end_per_suite(_Config) ->
ok.
init_per_group(_GroupName, Config) ->
Config.
end_per_group(_GroupName, Config) ->
Config.
%%
%%
%% The test-cases
%%
%%
create_join_thread(doc) ->
["Tests ethr_thr_create and ethr_thr_join."];
create_join_thread(suite) ->
[];
create_join_thread(Config) ->
run_case(Config, "create_join_thread", "").
equal_tids(doc) ->
["Tests ethr_equal_tids."];
equal_tids(suite) ->
[];
equal_tids(Config) ->
run_case(Config, "equal_tids", "").
mutex(doc) ->
["Tests mutexes."];
mutex(suite) ->
[];
mutex(Config) ->
run_case(Config, "mutex", "").
try_lock_mutex(doc) ->
["Tests try lock on mutex."];
try_lock_mutex(suite) ->
[];
try_lock_mutex(Config) ->
run_case(Config, "try_lock_mutex", "").
%% Remove dead code?
% wd_dispatch(P) ->
% receive
% bye ->
% ?line true = port_command(P, "-1 "),
% ?line bye;
% L when is_list(L) ->
% ?line true = port_command(P, L),
% ?line wd_dispatch(P)
% end.
%
% watchdog(Port) ->
% ?line process_flag(priority, max),
% ?line receive after 500 -> ok end,
%
% ?line random:seed(),
% ?line true = port_command(Port, "0 "),
% ?line lists:foreach(fun (T) ->
% erlang:send_after(T,
% self(),
% integer_to_list(T)
% ++ " ")
% end,
% lists:usort(lists:map(fun (_) ->
% random:uniform(4500)+500
% end,
% lists:duplicate(50,0)))),
% ?line erlang:send_after(5100, self(), bye),
%
% wd_dispatch(Port).
cond_wait(doc) ->
["Tests ethr_cond_wait with ethr_cond_signal and ethr_cond_broadcast."];
cond_wait(suite) ->
[];
cond_wait(Config) ->
run_case(Config, "cond_wait", "").
broadcast(doc) ->
["Tests that a ethr_cond_broadcast really wakes up all waiting threads"];
broadcast(suite) ->
[];
broadcast(Config) ->
run_case(Config, "broadcast", "").
detached_thread(doc) ->
["Tests detached threads."];
detached_thread(suite) ->
[];
detached_thread(Config) ->
case {os:type(), os:version()} of
{{unix,darwin}, {9, _, _}} ->
%% For some reason pthread_create() crashes when more
%% threads cannot be created, instead of returning an
%% error code on our MacOS X Leopard machine...
{skipped, "MacOS X Leopard cannot cope with this test..."};
_ ->
run_case(Config, "detached_thread", "")
end.
max_threads(doc) ->
["Tests maximum number of threads."];
max_threads(suite) ->
[];
max_threads(Config) ->
case {os:type(), os:version()} of
{{unix,darwin}, {9, _, _}} ->
%% For some reason pthread_create() crashes when more
%% threads cannot be created, instead of returning an
%% error code on our MacOS X Leopard machine...
{skipped, "MacOS X Leopard cannot cope with this test..."};
_ ->
run_case(Config, "max_threads", "")
end.
tsd(doc) ->
["Tests thread specific data."];
tsd(suite) ->
[];
tsd(Config) ->
run_case(Config, "tsd", "").
spinlock(doc) ->
["Tests spinlocks."];
spinlock(suite) ->
[];
spinlock(Config) ->
run_case(Config, "spinlock", "").
rwspinlock(doc) ->
["Tests rwspinlocks."];
rwspinlock(suite) ->
[];
rwspinlock(Config) ->
run_case(Config, "rwspinlock", "").
rwmutex(doc) ->
["Tests rwmutexes."];
rwmutex(suite) ->
[];
rwmutex(Config) ->
run_case(Config, "rwmutex", "").
atomic(doc) ->
["Tests atomics."];
atomic(suite) ->
[];
atomic(Config) ->
run_case(Config, "atomic", "").
dw_atomic_massage(doc) ->
["Massage double word atomics"];
dw_atomic_massage(suite) ->
[];
dw_atomic_massage(Config) ->
run_case(Config, "dw_atomic_massage", "").
%%
%%
%% Auxiliary functions
%%
%%
init_per_testcase(_Case, Config) ->
Dog = ?t:timetrap(?DEFAULT_TIMEOUT),
[{watchdog, Dog}|Config].
end_per_testcase(_Case, Config) ->
Dog = ?config(watchdog, Config),
?t:timetrap_cancel(Dog),
ok.
-define(TESTPROG, "ethread_tests").
-define(FAILED_MARKER, $E,$T,$H,$R,$-,$T,$E,$S,$T,$-,$F,$A,$I,$L,$U,$R,$E).
-define(SKIPPED_MARKER, $E,$T,$H,$R,$-,$T,$E,$S,$T,$-,$S,$K,$I,$P).
-define(SUCCESS_MARKER, $E,$T,$H,$R,$-,$T,$E,$S,$T,$-,$S,$U,$C,$C,$E,$S,$S).
-define(PID_MARKER, $E,$T,$H,$R,$-,$T,$E,$S,$T,$-,$P,$I,$D).
port_prog_killer(EProc, OSProc) when is_pid(EProc), is_list(OSProc) ->
?line process_flag(trap_exit, true),
?line Ref = erlang:monitor(process, EProc),
?line receive
{'DOWN', Ref, _, _, Reason} when is_tuple(Reason),
element(1, Reason)
== timetrap_timeout ->
?line Cmd = "kill -9 " ++ OSProc,
?line ?t:format("Test case timed out. "
"Trying to kill port program.~n"
" Executing: ~p~n", [Cmd]),
?line case os:cmd(Cmd) of
[] ->
ok;
OsCmdRes ->
?line ?t:format(" ~s", [OsCmdRes])
end;
{'DOWN', Ref, _, _, _} ->
%% OSProc is assumed to have terminated by itself
?line ok
end.
get_line(_Port, eol, Data) ->
?line Data;
get_line(Port, noeol, Data) ->
?line receive
{Port, {data, {Flag, NextData}}} ->
?line get_line(Port, Flag, Data ++ NextData);
{Port, eof} ->
?line ?t:fail(port_prog_unexpectedly_closed)
end.
read_case_data(Port, TestCase) ->
?line receive
{Port, {data, {eol, [?SUCCESS_MARKER]}}} ->
?line ok;
{Port, {data, {Flag, [?SUCCESS_MARKER | CommentStart]}}} ->
?line {comment, get_line(Port, Flag, CommentStart)};
{Port, {data, {Flag, [?SKIPPED_MARKER | CommentStart]}}} ->
?line {skipped, get_line(Port, Flag, CommentStart)};
{Port, {data, {Flag, [?FAILED_MARKER | ReasonStart]}}} ->
?line ?t:fail(get_line(Port, Flag, ReasonStart));
{Port, {data, {eol, [?PID_MARKER | PidStr]}}} ->
?line ?t:format("Port program pid: ~s~n", [PidStr]),
?line CaseProc = self(),
?line _ = list_to_integer(PidStr), % Sanity check
spawn_opt(fun () ->
port_prog_killer(CaseProc, PidStr)
end,
[{priority, max}, link]),
read_case_data(Port, TestCase);
{Port, {data, {Flag, LineStart}}} ->
?line ?t:format("~s~n", [get_line(Port, Flag, LineStart)]),
read_case_data(Port, TestCase);
{Port, eof} ->
?line ?t:fail(port_prog_unexpectedly_closed)
end.
run_case(Config, Test, TestArgs) ->
run_case(Config, Test, TestArgs, fun (_Port) -> ok end).
run_case(Config, Test, TestArgs, Fun) ->
TestProg = filename:join([?config(data_dir, Config), ?TESTPROG]),
Cmd = TestProg ++ " " ++ Test ++ " " ++ TestArgs,
case catch open_port({spawn, Cmd}, [stream,
use_stdio,
stderr_to_stdout,
eof,
{line, 1024}]) of
Port when is_port(Port) ->
?line Fun(Port),
?line CaseResult = read_case_data(Port, Test),
?line receive
{Port, eof} ->
?line ok
end,
?line CaseResult;
Error ->
?line ?t:fail({open_port_failed, Error})
end.
