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flexnbd-c/tests/acceptance/ld_preload.rb
Patrick J Cherry 8e67180999 Check that TCP_NODELAY is set on upstream sockets on reconnection
Also rationalize the test to see if a function has been called.  Still
not great, but getting there :)
2018-02-09 10:26:08 +00:00

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require 'tempfile'
# LdPreload is a little wrapper for using LD_PRELOAD when testing flexnbd
module LdPreload
# This takes an object name, sets up a temporary log file, whose name is
# recorded in the environment as OUTPUT_obj_name, where obj_name is the
# name of the preload module to build and load.
def with_ld_preload(obj_name)
@ld_preload_logs ||= {}
flunk 'Can only load a preload module once!' if @ld_preload_logs[obj_name]
system("make -C ld_preloads/ #{obj_name}.o > /dev/null") ||
flunk("Failed to build object #{obj_name}")
orig_env = ENV['LD_PRELOAD']
ENV['LD_PRELOAD'] = [orig_env, File.expand_path("./ld_preloads/#{obj_name}.o")].compact.join(' ')
# Open the log, and stick it in a hash
@ld_preload_logs[obj_name] = Tempfile.new(obj_name)
ENV['OUTPUT_' + obj_name] = @ld_preload_logs[obj_name].path
yield
ensure
if @ld_preload_logs[obj_name]
@ld_preload_logs[obj_name].close
@ld_preload_logs.delete(obj_name)
end
ENV['LD_PRELOAD'] = orig_env
end
def read_ld_preload_log(obj_name)
lines = []
lines << @ld_preload_logs[obj_name].readline.chomp until
@ld_preload_logs[obj_name].eof?
lines
end
def parse_ld_preload_logs(obj_name)
read_ld_preload_log(obj_name).map do |l|
l.split(':').map { |i| i =~ /^\d+$/ ? i.to_i : i }
end
end
def assert_func_call(loglines, args, msg)
re = Regexp.new('^' + args.join(':'))
assert(loglines.any? { |l| l.match(re) }, msg)
end
end