// Copyright © Tavian Barnes // SPDX-License-Identifier: 0BSD #include "prelude.h" #include "tests.h" #include "bfstd.h" #include "diag.h" #include "dir.h" #include "ioq.h" #include #include #include /** * Test for blocking within ioq_slot_push(). * * struct ioqq only supports non-blocking reads; if a write encounters a full * slot, it must block until someone pops from that slot: * * Reader Writer * ────────────────────────── ───────────────────────── * tail: 0 → 1 * slots[0]: empty → full * tail: 1 → 0 * slots[1]: empty → full * tail: 0 → 1 * slots[0]: full → full* (IOQ_BLOCKED) * ioq_slot_wait() ... * head: 0 → 1 * slots[0]: full* → empty * ioq_slot_wake() * ... * slots[0]: empty → full * * To reproduce this unlikely scenario, we must fill up the ready queue, then * call ioq_cancel() which pushes an additional sentinel IOQ_STOP operation. */ static void check_ioq_push_block(void) { // Must be a power of two to fill the entire queue const size_t depth = 2; struct ioq *ioq = ioq_create(depth, 1); bfs_everify(ioq, "ioq_create()"); // Push enough operations to fill the queue for (size_t i = 0; i < depth; ++i) { struct bfs_dir *dir = bfs_allocdir(); bfs_everify(dir, "bfs_allocdir()"); int ret = ioq_opendir(ioq, dir, AT_FDCWD, ".", 0, NULL); bfs_everify(ret == 0, "ioq_opendir()"); } bfs_verify(ioq_capacity(ioq) == 0); // Now cancel the queue, pushing an additional IOQ_STOP message ioq_cancel(ioq); // Drain the queue for (size_t i = 0; i < depth; ++i) { struct ioq_ent *ent = ioq_pop(ioq, true); bfs_verify(ent && ent->op == IOQ_OPENDIR); if (ent->result >= 0) { bfs_closedir(ent->opendir.dir); } free(ent->opendir.dir); ioq_free(ioq, ent); } bfs_verify(!ioq_pop(ioq, true)); ioq_destroy(ioq); } void check_ioq(void) { check_ioq_push_block(); }