示例#1
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// format the template-id of the iterator
void fmtnam (const ParamNames &pn)
{
    // omit names of unspecified (default) template arguments
    const char* const id = pn.cname ? pn.trname ? pn.dname ?
        "<%s, %s, %s, %s>" : "<%s, %s, %s>" : "<%s, %s>" : "<%s>";

    rw_fprintf (0, "%{$ITER!:@}",
                "istream_iterator%{@}",
                id, pn.tname, pn.cname, pn.trname, pn.dname);
}
void info (const char *cname, const char *tname, const char *type)
{
    // format the CLASS environment variable w/o writing out any output
    rw_fprintf (0,
                "%{$CLASS!:@}",
                "%{?}istream%{:}%{?}wistream"
                "%{:}basic_istream<%s, %s>%{;}%{;}",
                'c' == *cname && 's' == *tname, 
                'w' == *cname && 's' == *tname,
                cname, tname);

    rw_info (0, 0, __LINE__, "std::%{$CLASS}::operator>>(%s&)", type);
}
示例#3
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文件: process.cpp 项目: Quna/mspdev
_TEST_EXPORT rw_pid_t
rw_process_create (const char* path, char* const argv[])
{
#if defined (_WIN32)

    return rw_process_create ("\"%s\" %{ As}", path, argv + 1);

#else   // #if !defined (_WIN32)

    if (0 == access (path, X_OK)) {

        const rw_pid_t child_pid = fork ();

        if (0 == child_pid) {
            // the child process
            execvp (path, argv);

            // the execvp returns only if an error occurs
            rw_fprintf (rw_stderr, "%s:%d execvp (%#s, %{As}) failed: "
                        "errno = %{#m} (%{m})\n",
                        __FILE__, __LINE__, path, argv);

            exit (1);
        }
        else if (-1 == child_pid)
            rw_error (0, __FILE__, __LINE__,
                      "fork () failed: errno = %{#m} (%{m})");

        return child_pid;
    }
    else
        rw_error (0, __FILE__, __LINE__,
                  "access (%#s, X_OK) failed: errno = %{#m} (%{m})",
                  path);

    return -1;

#endif  // #if defined (_WIN32)
}
void
test_extractor (CharT*, Traits*, ArithmeticType*,
                const char     *cname,
                const char     *tname,
                const char     *aname,
                int             line,
                // printf formatting directive for ArithmeticType
                const char *valfmt,
                // character buffer (input sequence)
                const char *cbuf,
                // number of characters in buffer:
                std::size_t cbuf_size,
                // ctype and numpunct data
                const LocaleData &locale_data,
                // stream flags():
                int flags,
                // initial stream rdstate():
                int init_state,
                // unmasked exceptions:
                int exceptions,
                // expected exception:
                int expect_exception,
                // expected stream state after extraction:
                int expect_state,
                // expected number of extracted characters:
                int expect_extract,
                // have streambuf fail (or throw) after so many calls
                // to underflow() (each call extracts a single chracter):
                int fail_when,
                // initial value of the argument to extractor:
                ArithmeticType init_value,
                // expected value of the argument after extraction:
                ArithmeticType expect_value)
{
    _RWSTD_UNUSED (cname);
    _RWSTD_UNUSED (tname);

    typedef std::basic_istream<CharT, Traits> Istream;
    typedef MyStreambuf<CharT, Traits>        Streambuf;

    const char *fail_desc = 0;

    int fail_how = 0;

    if (fail_when < 0) {
        // have the stream buffer object's underflow() fail (by throwing
        // an exception if possible) after `fail_when' characters have
        // been extracted (this object calls underflow() for every char)
        fail_how  = Underflow | Throw;
        fail_when = -fail_when;
        fail_desc = "threw";
    }
    else if (0 < fail_when) {
        // have the stream buffer object's underflow() fail by returning
        // eof after `fail_when' characters have been extracted (this
        // object calls underflow() for every char)
        fail_how  = Underflow;
        fail_desc = "returned EOF";
    }

    // construct a stream buffer object and initialize its read sequence
    // with the character buffer
    Streambuf sb (cbuf, cbuf_size, fail_how, fail_when);

    // construct an istream object and initialize it with the user
    // defined streambuf object
    Istream is (&sb);

    if (-1 == flags) {
        // get the initial stream object's format control flags
        flags = is.flags ();
    }
    else {
        // set the stream object's format control flags
        is.flags (std::ios::fmtflags (flags));
    }

    if (-1 == exceptions) {
        // get the initial stream object's exceptions
        exceptions = is.exceptions ();
    }
    else {
        // unmask the stream objects exceptions (must be done
        // before calling setstate() to prevent the latter from
        // throwing ios::failure)
        is.exceptions (std::ios::iostate (exceptions));
    }

    if (-1 == init_state) {
        // get the initial stream object's state
        init_state = is.rdstate ();
    }
    else {
        // set the stream object's initial state

#ifndef _RWSTD_NO_EXCEPTIONS
        try {
            is.setstate (std::ios::iostate (init_state));
        }
        catch (...) {
            // ignore exceptions
        }
#else   // if defined ( _RWSTD_NO_EXCEPTIONS)
        is.setstate (std::ios::iostate (init_state));
#endif   //  _RWSTD_NO_EXCEPTIONS
    }

    // construct a locale object that treats only the specified `white'
    // characters as whitespace (all others are treated normally)
    const std::locale loc =
        is.imbue (make_locale ((CharT*)0, (Traits*)0, locale_data));

    // imbue the previous locale into the stream buffer to verify that
    // the ws manipulator uses the locale imbued in the stream object
    // and not the one in the stream buffer
    sb.pubimbue (loc);

    // initialize the variable to the initial value to detect
    // the extractor setting it when it's not supposed to
    ArithmeticType value = init_value;

    // format the FUNCALL environment variable w/o writing out any output
    rw_fprintf (0,
                "%{$FUNCALL!:@}",
                "%{$CLASS}(%{*Ac}).operator>>(%s& = %{@}): "
                "initial flags() = %{If}, rdstate() = %{Is}, "
                "exceptions() = %{Is}, whitespace = %{#s}, numpunct = { "
                ".dp=%{#c}, .ts=%{#c}, .grp=%{#s}, .fn=%{#s}, .tn=%{#s} }",
                int (sizeof *cbuf), cbuf, aname, valfmt, init_value,
                flags, init_state,
                exceptions, locale_data.whitespace,
                locale_data.decimal_point, locale_data.thousands_sep,
                locale_data.grouping, locale_data.falsename,
                locale_data.truename);

#ifndef _RWSTD_NO_EXCEPTIONS

    int caught = 0;

    try {
        is >> value;
    }
    catch (Exception&) {
        caught = 1;
    }
    catch (std::ios_base::failure &ex) {
        caught = 2;
        rw_assert (caught == expect_exception, 0, line,
                   "line %d. %{$FUNCALL}: unexpectedly threw "
                   "ios_base::failure(%{#s})", __LINE__, ex.what ());
    }
    catch (...) {
        caught = -1;
        rw_assert (false, 0, line,
                   "line %d. %{$FUNCALL}: unexpectely threw an exception "
                   "of unknown type", __LINE__);
    }

    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    // verify that the function propagates exceptions thrown from the
    // streambuf object only when badbit is set in the stream object's
    // exceptions()

    rw_assert (caught == expect_exception, 0, line,
               "line %d. %{$FUNCALL}: "
               "%{?}failed to throw"
               "%{:}unexpectedly propagated"
               "%{;} exception",
               __LINE__, expect_exception);

#else   // if defined (_RWSTD_NO_EXCEPTIONS)

    is >> value;

#endif   // _RWSTD_NO_EXCEPTIONS

    // clear the text describing the type of failure when streambuf
    // didn't actually fail (or throw)
    if (sb.failed_ == None && sb.threw_ == None)
        fail_desc = 0;

    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    // verify that the expected number of characters have been
    // extracted from the stream

    const int extracted = int (sb.pubgptr () - sb.pubeback ());

    rw_assert (expect_extract == extracted, 0, line,
               "%d. %{$FUNCALL}: expected to extract %d characters, "
               "got %d%{?} (underflow() %s at extraction %u)%{;}",
               __LINE__, expect_extract,
               extracted, 0 != fail_desc, fail_desc, fail_when);

    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    // verify that gcount() is not affected

    if (0 == opt_no_gcount)
        rw_assert (0 == is.gcount (), 0, line,
                   "%d. %{$FUNCALL}: gcount() == 0, got %d "
                   "%{?} (underflow() %s at extraction %u)%{;}",
                   __LINE__, is.gcount (),
                   0 != fail_desc, fail_desc, fail_when);

    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    // verify the state of the stream object after the function call

    rw_assert (is.rdstate () == expect_state, 0, line,
               "line %d. %{$FUNCALL}: rdstate() == %{Is}, got %{Is}"
               "%{?} (underflow() %s at extraction %u)%{;}",
               __LINE__, expect_state, is.rdstate(),
               0 != fail_desc, fail_desc, fail_when);

    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    // verify the extracted value matches the expected value

    rw_assert (expect_value == value, 0, line,
               "line %d. %{$FUNCALL}: expected value %{@}, got %{@}",
               __LINE__, valfmt, expect_value, valfmt, value);
}