source: mainline/uspace/lib/pcut/src/run.c@ 15d0046

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/** @file
 *
 * Test execution routines.
 */

#include "internal.h"
#ifndef PCUT_NO_LONG_JUMP
#include <setjmp.h>
#endif

#ifndef PCUT_NO_LONG_JUMP
/** Long-jump buffer. */
static jmp_buf start_test_jump;
#endif

/** Whether to run a tear-down function on a failure.
 *
 * Used to determine whether we are already in a tear-down context.
 */
static int execute_teardown_on_failure;

/** Whether to report test result at all.
 *
 * Used to determine whether we are the forked or the parent process.
 */
static int report_test_result;

/** Whether to print test error.
 *
 * Used to determine whether we are the forked or the parent process.
 */
static int print_test_error;

/** Whether leaving a test means a process exit. */
static int leave_means_exit;

/** Pointer to currently running test. */
static pcut_item_t *current_test = NULL;

/** Pointer to current test suite. */
static pcut_item_t *current_suite = NULL;

/** A NULL-like suite. */
static pcut_item_t default_suite = {
        .kind = PCUT_KIND_TESTSUITE,
        .id = -1,
        .previous = NULL,
        .next = NULL,
        .suite = {
                .name = "Default",
                .setup = NULL,
                .teardown = NULL
        }
};

/** Find the suite given test belongs to.
 *
 * @param it The test.
 * @return Always a valid test suite item.
 */
static pcut_item_t *pcut_find_parent_suite(pcut_item_t *it) {
        while (it != NULL) {
                if (it->kind == PCUT_KIND_TESTSUITE) {
                        return it;
                }
                it = it->previous;
        }
        return &default_suite;
}

/** Run a set-up (tear-down) function.
 *
 * @param func Function to run (can be NULL).
 */
static void run_setup_teardown(pcut_setup_func_t func) {
        if (func != NULL) {
                func();
        }
}

/** Terminate current test with given outcome.
 *
 * @warning This function may execute a long jump or terminate
 * current process.
 *
 * @param outcome Outcome of the current test.
 */
static void leave_test(int outcome) {
        if (leave_means_exit) {
                exit(outcome);
        }

#ifndef PCUT_NO_LONG_JUMP
        longjmp(start_test_jump, 1);
#endif
}

/** Process a failed assertion.
 *
 * @warning This function calls leave_test() and typically will not
 * return.
 *
 * @param message Message describing the failure.
 */
void pcut_failed_assertion(const char *message) {
        static const char *prev_message = NULL;
        /*
         * The assertion failed. We need to abort the current test,
         * inform the user and perform some clean-up. That could
         * include running the tear-down routine.
         */
        if (print_test_error) {
                pcut_print_fail_message(message);
        }

        if (execute_teardown_on_failure) {
                execute_teardown_on_failure = 0;
                prev_message = message;
                run_setup_teardown(current_suite->suite.teardown);

                /* Tear-down was okay. */
                if (report_test_result) {
                        pcut_report_test_done(current_test, TEST_OUTCOME_FAIL,
                                message, NULL, NULL);
                }
        } else {
                if (report_test_result) {
                        pcut_report_test_done(current_test, TEST_OUTCOME_FAIL,
                                prev_message, message, NULL);
                }
        }

        prev_message = NULL;

        leave_test(TEST_OUTCOME_FAIL); /* No return. */
}

/** Run a test.
 *
 * @param test Test to execute.
 * @return Error status (zero means success).
 */
static int run_test(pcut_item_t *test) {
        /*
         * Set here as the returning point in case of test failure.
         * If we get here, it means something failed during the
         * test execution.
         */
#ifndef PCUT_NO_LONG_JUMP
        int test_finished = setjmp(start_test_jump);
        if (test_finished) {
                return 1;
        }
#endif

        if (report_test_result) {
                pcut_report_test_start(test);
        }

        current_suite = pcut_find_parent_suite(test);
        current_test = test;

        /*
         * If anything goes wrong, execute the tear-down function
         * as well.
         */
        execute_teardown_on_failure = 1;

        /*
         * Run the set-up function.
         */
        run_setup_teardown(current_suite->suite.setup);

        /*
         * The setup function was performed, it is time to run
         * the actual test.
         */
        test->test.func();

        /*
         * Finally, run the tear-down function. We need to clear
         * the flag to prevent endless loop.
         */
        execute_teardown_on_failure = 0;
        run_setup_teardown(current_suite->suite.teardown);

        /*
         * If we got here, it means everything went well with
         * this test.
         */
        if (report_test_result) {
                pcut_report_test_done(current_test, TEST_OUTCOME_PASS,
                        NULL, NULL, NULL);
        }

        return 0;
}

/** Run a test in a forked mode.
 *
 * Forked mode means that the caller of the test is already a new
 * process running this test only.
 *
 * @param test Test to execute.
 * @return Error status (zero means success).
 */
int pcut_run_test_forked(pcut_item_t *test) {
        report_test_result = 0;
        print_test_error = 1;
        leave_means_exit = 1;

        int rc = run_test(test);

        current_test = NULL;
        current_suite = NULL;

        return rc;
}

/** Run a test in a single mode.
 *
 * Single mode means that the test is called in the context of the
 * parent process, that is no new process is forked.
 *
 * @param test Test to execute.
 * @return Error status (zero means success).
 */
int pcut_run_test_single(pcut_item_t *test) {
        report_test_result = 1;
        print_test_error = 0;
        leave_means_exit = 0;

        int rc = run_test(test);

        current_test = NULL;
        current_suite = NULL;

        return rc;
}

/** Tells time-out length for a given test.
 *
 * @param test Test for which the time-out is questioned.
 * @return Timeout in seconds.
 */
int pcut_get_test_timeout(pcut_item_t *test) {
        PCUT_UNUSED(test);

        int timeout = PCUT_DEFAULT_TEST_TIMEOUT;

        pcut_extra_t *extras = test->test.extras;
        while (extras->type != PCUT_EXTRA_LAST) {
                if (extras->type == PCUT_EXTRA_TIMEOUT) {
                        timeout = extras->timeout;
                }
                extras++;
        }

        return timeout;
}