TEST(EdgeTest, TcpFail)
{
Timer::GetInstance().UseRealTime();
const TcpAddress addr("127.0.0.1", 33347);
TcpEdgeListener te(addr);
te.Start();
MockEdgeHandler meh(&te);
SignalCounter sc(1);
QObject::connect(&te, SIGNAL(EdgeCreationFailure(const Address &, const QString &)),
&sc, SLOT(Counter()));
TcpAddress any;
te.CreateEdgeTo(any);
MockExecLoop(sc);
EXPECT_EQ(sc.GetCount(), 1);
sc.Reset();
TcpAddress other_addr("255.255.255.255.", 1111);
te.CreateEdgeTo(other_addr);
MockExecLoop(sc);
EXPECT_EQ(sc.GetCount(), 1);
sc.Reset();
TcpAddress bad_addr(QUrl("tcp://ha!"));
te.CreateEdgeTo(bad_addr);
MockExecLoop(sc);
EXPECT_EQ(sc.GetCount(), 1);
sc.Reset();
TcpAddress another_addr("5.5.5.5", 12345);
te.CreateEdgeTo(another_addr);
MockExecLoop(sc);
EXPECT_EQ(sc.GetCount(), 1);
}
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
int f = open("kid-shirou.code", O_RDONLY);
if (f == -1) {
die("Failed to open the file");
}
/* oh, right, this is what makes it terrible to do this:
I need the length of the file.
well, screw using fstat. time to hard code. */
void *x = mmap(0, 311, PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE|PROT_EXEC,
MAP_FILE|MAP_PRIVATE, f, 0);
/* hmm. is there a subtle conflict if I open a file RDONLY,
but mmap it with writability?
if I use MAP_PRIVATE, it shouldn't be trying to modify the
file itself, so it seems that *should* be fine... we will
try, I suppose */
void *a = dlopen;
void *b = dlsym;
void (*meh)(void *, void *) = x;
printf("Allocated: a %p b %p meh %p\n", a, b, meh);
meh(a,b);
return 0;
}
void bar() {
foo x;
meh();
}
