int main(int argc, char **args)
{
ObjectPool<int> pool;
int &a = pool.acquireObject();
pool.releaseObject(a);
return 0;
}
void ObjectPoolTest::testRelease()
{
ObjectPool<Serial> myPool;
const size_t numberOfObjectsToRetrieve = 10;
std::vector<ObjectPool<Serial>::Object> retrievedSerials;
for (size_t i = 0; i < numberOfObjectsToRetrieve; i++) {
// Add the retrieved Serial to the vector to keep it 'alive'.
retrievedSerials.push_back(myPool.acquireObject());
}
size_t lastSerialNumber = retrievedSerials.back()->getSerialNumber();
// Release all objects back to the pool.
retrievedSerials.clear();
// The above loop has created ten Serial objects, with serial
// numbers 0-9, and released all ten Serial objects back to the pool.
// The next loop first again retrieves ten Serial objects. The serial
// numbers of these should all be <= lastSerialNumber.
// The Serial object acquired after that should have a new serial number.
bool wronglyNewObjectCreated = false;
for (size_t i = 0; i < numberOfObjectsToRetrieve; i++) {
auto nextSerial = myPool.acquireObject();
if (nextSerial->getSerialNumber() > lastSerialNumber) {
wronglyNewObjectCreated = true;
break;
}
retrievedSerials.push_back(nextSerial);
}
// Acquire one more Serial object, which should have a serial
// number > lastSerialNumber.
auto anotherSerial = myPool.acquireObject();
bool newObjectCreated = (anotherSerial->getSerialNumber() > lastSerialNumber);
Assert::IsFalse(wronglyNewObjectCreated);
Assert::IsTrue(newObjectCreated);
}
void ObjectPoolTest::testExclusivity()
{
ObjectPool<Serial> myPool;
const size_t numberOfObjectsToRetrieve = 10;
std::vector<ObjectPool<Serial>::Object> retrievedSerials;
std::set<size_t> seenSerialNumbers;
for (size_t i = 0; i < numberOfObjectsToRetrieve; i++) {
auto nextSerial = myPool.acquireObject();
// Add the retrieved Serial to the vector to keep it 'alive',
// and add the serial number to the set.
retrievedSerials.push_back(nextSerial);
seenSerialNumbers.insert(nextSerial->getSerialNumber());
}
// Assert that all retrieved serial numbers are different.
Assert::AreEqual(numberOfObjectsToRetrieve, seenSerialNumbers.size());
}
void ObjectPoolTest::testAcquire()
{
ObjectPool<Serial> myPool;
shared_ptr<Serial> serial = myPool.acquireObject();
CPPUNIT_ASSERT(serial->getSerialNumber() >= 0);
}
void ObjectPoolTest::testAcquire()
{
ObjectPool<Serial> myPool;
auto serial = myPool.acquireObject();
Assert::IsTrue(serial->getSerialNumber() >= 0);
}
