Example #1
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/* Test that data values are written and read with proper alignment. */
static void
test_alignment(void)
{
   void *ctx = ralloc_context(NULL);
   struct blob *blob;
   struct blob_reader reader;
   uint8_t bytes[] = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP";
   size_t delta, last, num_bytes;

   blob = blob_create(ctx);

   /* First, write an intptr value to the blob and capture that size. This is
    * the expected offset between any pair of intptr values (if written with
    * alignment).
    */
   blob_write_intptr(blob, (intptr_t) blob);

   delta = blob->size;
   last = blob->size;

   /* Then loop doing the following:
    *
    *   1. Write an unaligned number of bytes
    *   2. Verify that write results in an unaligned size
    *   3. Write an intptr_t value
    *   2. Verify that that write results in an aligned size
    */
   for (num_bytes = 1; num_bytes < sizeof(intptr_t); num_bytes++) {
      blob_write_bytes(blob, bytes, num_bytes);

      expect_unequal(delta, blob->size - last, "unaligned write of bytes");

      blob_write_intptr(blob, (intptr_t) blob);

      expect_equal(2 * delta, blob->size - last, "aligned write of intptr");

      last = blob->size;
   }

   /* Finally, test that reading also does proper alignment. Since we know
    * that values were written with all the right alignment, all we have to do
    * here is verify that correct values are read.
    */
   blob_reader_init(&reader, blob->data, blob->size);

   expect_equal((intptr_t) blob, blob_read_intptr(&reader),
                "read of initial, aligned intptr_t");

   for (num_bytes = 1; num_bytes < sizeof(intptr_t); num_bytes++) {
      expect_equal_bytes(bytes, blob_read_bytes(&reader, num_bytes),
                         num_bytes, "unaligned read of bytes");
      expect_equal((intptr_t) blob, blob_read_intptr(&reader),
                   "aligned read of intptr_t");
   }

   ralloc_free(ctx);
}
Example #2
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/* Test that we can read and write some large objects, (exercising the code in
 * the blob_write functions to realloc blob->data.
 */
static void
test_big_objects(void)
{
   void *ctx = ralloc_context(NULL);
   struct blob blob;
   struct blob_reader reader;
   int size = 1000;
   int count = 1000;
   size_t i;
   char *buf;

   blob_init(&blob);

   /* Initialize our buffer. */
   buf = ralloc_size(ctx, size);
   for (i = 0; i < size; i++) {
      buf[i] = i % 256;
   }

   /* Write it many times. */
   for (i = 0; i < count; i++) {
      blob_write_bytes(&blob, buf, size);
   }

   blob_reader_init(&reader, blob.data, blob.size);

   /* Read and verify it many times. */
   for (i = 0; i < count; i++) {
      expect_equal_bytes((uint8_t *) buf, blob_read_bytes(&reader, size), size,
                         "read of large objects");
   }

   expect_equal(reader.end - reader.data, reader.current - reader.data,
                "number of bytes read reading large objects");

   expect_equal(false, reader.overrun,
                "overrun flag not set reading large objects");

   blob_finish(&blob);
   ralloc_free(ctx);
}