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Rafał Wojdyła
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These tests perform common FS operations in various ways: - open/close - read/write - create/delete - read/change size - seek/tell - memory-mapped read/write - copy directory in different ways Tests use both direct syscalls and stdio wrappers (FILE). To run, call `make test` in `LibOS/shim/test/fs`.
79 lines
2.7 KiB
C
79 lines
2.7 KiB
C
#include "common.h"
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void open_close_input_fd(const char* input_path) {
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int fi = open_input_fd(input_path);
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printf("open(%s) input OK\n", input_path);
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close_fd(input_path, fi);
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printf("close(%s) input OK\n", input_path);
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int f1 = open_input_fd(input_path);
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printf("open(%s) input 1 OK\n", input_path);
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int f2 = open_input_fd(input_path);
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printf("open(%s) input 2 OK\n", input_path);
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close_fd(input_path, f1);
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printf("close(%s) input 1 OK\n", input_path);
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close_fd(input_path, f2);
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printf("close(%s) input 2 OK\n", input_path);
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}
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void open_close_input_stdio(const char* input_path) {
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FILE* fi = open_input_stdio(input_path);
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printf("fopen(%s) input OK\n", input_path);
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close_stdio(input_path, fi);
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printf("fclose(%s) input OK\n", input_path);
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FILE* f1 = open_input_stdio(input_path);
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printf("fopen(%s) input 1 OK\n", input_path);
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FILE* f2 = open_input_stdio(input_path);
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printf("fopen(%s) input 2 OK\n", input_path);
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close_stdio(input_path, f1);
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printf("fclose(%s) input 1 OK\n", input_path);
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close_stdio(input_path, f2);
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printf("fclose(%s) input 2 OK\n", input_path);
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}
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void open_close_output_fd(const char* output_path) {
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int fo = open_output_fd(output_path, /*rdwr=*/false);
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printf("open(%s) output OK\n", output_path);
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close_fd(output_path, fo);
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printf("close(%s) output OK\n", output_path);
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int f1 = open_output_fd(output_path, /*rdwr=*/false);
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printf("open(%s) output 1 OK\n", output_path);
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int f2 = open_output_fd(output_path, /*rdwr=*/false);
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printf("open(%s) output 2 OK\n", output_path);
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close_fd(output_path, f1);
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printf("close(%s) output 1 OK\n", output_path);
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close_fd(output_path, f2);
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printf("close(%s) output 2 OK\n", output_path);
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}
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void open_close_output_stdio(const char* output_path) {
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FILE* fo = open_output_stdio(output_path, /*rdwr=*/false);
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printf("fopen(%s) output OK\n", output_path);
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close_stdio(output_path, fo);
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printf("fclose(%s) output OK\n", output_path);
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FILE* f1 = open_output_stdio(output_path, /*rdwr=*/false);
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printf("fopen(%s) output 1 OK\n", output_path);
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FILE* f2 = open_output_stdio(output_path, /*rdwr=*/false);
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printf("fopen(%s) output 2 OK\n", output_path);
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close_stdio(output_path, f1);
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printf("fclose(%s) output 1 OK\n", output_path);
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close_stdio(output_path, f2);
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printf("fclose(%s) output 2 OK\n", output_path);
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}
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int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
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if (argc < 3)
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fatal_error("Usage: %s <input_path> <output_path>\n", argv[0]);
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setup();
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open_close_input_fd(argv[1]);
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open_close_input_stdio(argv[1]);
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open_close_output_fd(argv[2]);
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open_close_output_stdio(argv[2]);
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return 0;
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}
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