ClosureCounter_test.cpp

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#include <ripple/beast/unit_test.h>
#include <ripple/core/ClosureCounter.h>
#include <test/jtx/Env.h>
 
#include <atomic>
#include <chrono>
#include <thread>
 
namespace ripple {
namespace test {
 
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
class ClosureCounter_test : public beast::unit_test::suite
{
    // We're only using Env for its Journal.  That Journal gives better
    // coverage in unit tests.
    test::jtx::Env env_{
        *this,
        jtx::envconfig(),
        nullptr,
        beast::severities::kDisabled};
    beast::Journal j{env_.app().journal("ClosureCounter_test")};
 
    void
    testConstruction()
    {
        // Build different kinds of ClosureCounters.
        {
            // Count closures that return void and take no arguments.
            ClosureCounter<void> voidCounter;
            BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 0);
 
            int evidence = 0;
            // Make sure voidCounter.wrap works with an rvalue closure.
            auto wrapped = voidCounter.wrap([&evidence]() { ++evidence; });
            BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 1);
            BEAST_EXPECT(evidence == 0);
            BEAST_EXPECT(wrapped);
 
            // wrapped() should be callable with no arguments.
            (*wrapped)();
            BEAST_EXPECT(evidence == 1);
            (*wrapped)();
            BEAST_EXPECT(evidence == 2);
 
            // Destroying the contents of wrapped should decrement voidCounter.
            wrapped = std::nullopt;
            BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 0);
        }
        {
            // Count closures that return void and take one int argument.
            ClosureCounter<void, int> setCounter;
            BEAST_EXPECT(setCounter.count() == 0);
 
            int evidence = 0;
            // Make sure setCounter.wrap works with a non-const lvalue closure.
            auto setInt = [&evidence](int i) { evidence = i; };
            auto wrapped = setCounter.wrap(setInt);
 
            BEAST_EXPECT(setCounter.count() == 1);
            BEAST_EXPECT(evidence == 0);
            BEAST_EXPECT(wrapped);
 
            // wrapped() should be callable with one integer argument.
            (*wrapped)(5);
            BEAST_EXPECT(evidence == 5);
            (*wrapped)(11);
            BEAST_EXPECT(evidence == 11);
 
            // Destroying the contents of wrapped should decrement setCounter.
            wrapped = std::nullopt;
            BEAST_EXPECT(setCounter.count() == 0);
        }
        {
            // Count closures that return int and take two int arguments.
            ClosureCounter<int, int, int> sumCounter;
            BEAST_EXPECT(sumCounter.count() == 0);
 
            // Make sure sumCounter.wrap works with a const lvalue closure.
            auto const sum = [](int ii, int jj) { return ii + jj; };
            auto wrapped = sumCounter.wrap(sum);
 
            BEAST_EXPECT(sumCounter.count() == 1);
            BEAST_EXPECT(wrapped);
 
            // wrapped() should be callable with two integers.
            BEAST_EXPECT((*wrapped)(5, 2) == 7);
            BEAST_EXPECT((*wrapped)(2, -8) == -6);
 
            // Destroying the contents of wrapped should decrement sumCounter.
            wrapped = std::nullopt;
            BEAST_EXPECT(sumCounter.count() == 0);
        }
    }
 
    // A class used to test argument passing.
    class TrackedString
    {
    public:
        int copies = {0};
        int moves = {0};
        std::string str;
 
        TrackedString() = delete;
 
        explicit TrackedString(char const* rhs) : str(rhs)
        {
        }
 
        // Copy constructor
        TrackedString(TrackedString const& rhs)
            : copies(rhs.copies + 1), moves(rhs.moves), str(rhs.str)
        {
        }
 
        // Move constructor
        TrackedString(TrackedString&& rhs) noexcept
            : copies(rhs.copies), moves(rhs.moves + 1), str(std::move(rhs.str))
        {
        }
 
        // Delete copy and move assignment.
        TrackedString&
        operator=(TrackedString const& rhs) = delete;
 
        // String concatenation
        TrackedString&
        operator+=(char const* rhs)
        {
            str += rhs;
            return *this;
        }
 
        friend TrackedString
        operator+(TrackedString const& s, char const* rhs)
        {
            TrackedString ret{s};
            ret.str += rhs;
            return ret;
        }
    };
 
    void
    testArgs()
    {
        // Make sure a wrapped closure handles rvalue reference arguments
        // correctly.
        {
            // Pass by value.
            ClosureCounter<TrackedString, TrackedString> strCounter;
            BEAST_EXPECT(strCounter.count() == 0);
 
            auto wrapped =
                strCounter.wrap([](TrackedString in) { return in += "!"; });
 
            BEAST_EXPECT(strCounter.count() == 1);
            BEAST_EXPECT(wrapped);
 
            TrackedString const strValue("value");
            TrackedString const result = (*wrapped)(strValue);
            BEAST_EXPECT(result.copies == 2);
            BEAST_EXPECT(result.moves == 1);
            BEAST_EXPECT(result.str == "value!");
            BEAST_EXPECT(strValue.str.size() == 5);
        }
        {
            // Use a const lvalue argument.
            ClosureCounter<TrackedString, TrackedString const&> strCounter;
            BEAST_EXPECT(strCounter.count() == 0);
 
            auto wrapped = strCounter.wrap(
                [](TrackedString const& in) { return in + "!"; });
 
            BEAST_EXPECT(strCounter.count() == 1);
            BEAST_EXPECT(wrapped);
 
            TrackedString const strConstLValue("const lvalue");
            TrackedString const result = (*wrapped)(strConstLValue);
            BEAST_EXPECT(result.copies == 1);
            // BEAST_EXPECT (result.moves == ?); // moves VS == 1, gcc == 0
            BEAST_EXPECT(result.str == "const lvalue!");
            BEAST_EXPECT(strConstLValue.str.size() == 12);
        }
        {
            // Use a non-const lvalue argument.
            ClosureCounter<TrackedString, TrackedString&> strCounter;
            BEAST_EXPECT(strCounter.count() == 0);
 
            auto wrapped =
                strCounter.wrap([](TrackedString& in) { return in += "!"; });
 
            BEAST_EXPECT(strCounter.count() == 1);
            BEAST_EXPECT(wrapped);
 
            TrackedString strLValue("lvalue");
            TrackedString const result = (*wrapped)(strLValue);
            BEAST_EXPECT(result.copies == 1);
            BEAST_EXPECT(result.moves == 0);
            BEAST_EXPECT(result.str == "lvalue!");
            BEAST_EXPECT(strLValue.str == result.str);
        }
        {
            // Use an rvalue argument.
            ClosureCounter<TrackedString, TrackedString&&> strCounter;
            BEAST_EXPECT(strCounter.count() == 0);
 
            auto wrapped = strCounter.wrap([](TrackedString&& in) {
                // Note that none of the compilers noticed that in was
                // leaving scope.  So, without intervention, they would
                // do a copy for the return (June 2017).  An explicit
                // std::move() was required.
                return std::move(in += "!");
            });
 
            BEAST_EXPECT(strCounter.count() == 1);
            BEAST_EXPECT(wrapped);
 
            // Make the string big enough to (probably) avoid the small string
            // optimization.
            TrackedString strRValue("rvalue abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz");
            TrackedString const result = (*wrapped)(std::move(strRValue));
            BEAST_EXPECT(result.copies == 0);
            BEAST_EXPECT(result.moves == 1);
            BEAST_EXPECT(result.str == "rvalue abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz!");
            BEAST_EXPECT(strRValue.str.size() == 0);
        }
    }
 
    void
    testWrap()
    {
        // Verify reference counting.
        ClosureCounter<void> voidCounter;
        BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 0);
        {
            auto wrapped1 = voidCounter.wrap([]() {});
            BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 1);
            {
                // Copy should increase reference count.
                auto wrapped2(wrapped1);
                BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 2);
                {
                    // Move should increase reference count.
                    auto wrapped3(std::move(wrapped2));
                    BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 3);
                    {
                        // An additional closure also increases count.
                        auto wrapped4 = voidCounter.wrap([]() {});
                        BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 4);
                    }
                    BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 3);
                }
                BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 2);
            }
            BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 1);
        }
        BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 0);
 
        // Join with 0 count should not stall.
        using namespace std::chrono_literals;
        voidCounter.join("testWrap", 1ms, j);
 
        // Wrapping a closure after join() should return std::nullopt.
        BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.wrap([]() {}) == std::nullopt);
    }
 
    void
    testWaitOnJoin()
    {
        // Verify reference counting.
        ClosureCounter<void> voidCounter;
        BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 0);
 
        auto wrapped = (voidCounter.wrap([]() {}));
        BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 1);
 
        // Calling join() now should stall, so do it on a different thread.
        std::atomic<bool> threadExited{false};
        std::thread localThread([&voidCounter, &threadExited, this]() {
            // Should stall after calling join.
            using namespace std::chrono_literals;
            voidCounter.join("testWaitOnJoin", 1ms, j);
            threadExited.store(true);
        });
 
        // Wait for the thread to call voidCounter.join().
        while (!voidCounter.joined())
            ;
 
        // The thread should still be active after waiting 5 milliseconds.
        // This is not a guarantee that join() stalled the thread, but it
        // improves confidence.
        using namespace std::chrono_literals;
        std::this_thread::sleep_for(5ms);
        BEAST_EXPECT(threadExited == false);
 
        // Destroy the contents of wrapped and expect the thread to exit
        // (asynchronously).
        wrapped = std::nullopt;
        BEAST_EXPECT(voidCounter.count() == 0);
 
        // Wait for the thread to exit.
        while (threadExited == false)
            ;
        localThread.join();
    }
 
public:
    void
    run() override
    {
        testConstruction();
        testArgs();
        testWrap();
        testWaitOnJoin();
    }
};
 
BEAST_DEFINE_TESTSUITE(ClosureCounter, core, ripple);
 
}  // namespace test
}  // namespace ripple