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#include <test.h>
#define TEST_UNIT_TEST
#include <processes_select.c>
static void free_and_null_strings(char **strings)
{
for (int i = 0; i < CF_PROCCOLS; ++i)
{
free(strings[i]);
strings[i] = NULL;
}
}
/* Actual ps output witnessed. */
static void test_split_line_challenges(void)
{
/* Collect all test data in one array to make alignments visible: */
static const char *lines[] = {
"USER PID SZ VSZ RSS NLWP STIME ELAPSED TIME COMMAND",
"operatic 14338 1042534 4170136 2122012 9 Sep15 4-06:11:34 2-09:27:49 /usr/lib/opera/opera"
};
char *name[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Headers */
char *field[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Content */
int start[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int end[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int user = 0, nlwp = 5;
memset(name, 0, sizeof(name));
memset(field, 0, sizeof(field));
/* Prepare data needed by tests and assert things tests can then assume: */
GetProcessColumnNames(lines[0], name, start, end);
assert_string_equal(name[user], "USER");
assert_string_equal(name[nlwp], "NLWP");
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[1], 1, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "operatic");
assert_string_equal(field[nlwp], "9");
/* Finally, tidy away fields and headers: */
free_and_null_strings(field);
free_and_null_strings(name);
}
static void test_split_line_elapsed(void)
{
/* Collect all test data in one array to make alignments visible: */
static const char *lines[] = {
"USER PID STAT VSZ NI RSS NLWP STIME ELAPSED TIME COMMAND",
"space 14604 S 0 0 0 1 Sep 02 4-03:40:00 00:00:01 true",
"block 14604 S 0 0 0 1 Sep02 4-03:40:00 00:00:01 true"
};
char *name[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Headers */
char *field[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Content */
int start[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int end[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int user = 0, stime = 7;
time_t pstime = 1410000000; /* 2014-09-06 12:40 */
const char began[] = "1409641200"; /* 2014-09-02 9:0 */
/* Prepare data needed by tests and assert things tests can then assume: */
GetProcessColumnNames(lines[0], name, start, end);
assert_string_equal(name[user], "USER");
assert_string_equal(name[stime], "STIME");
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[2], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "block");
/* Copes when STIME is a date with a space in it. */
assert_string_equal(field[stime], began);
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[1], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "space");
/* Copes when STIME is a date with a space in it. */
assert_string_equal(field[stime], began);
/* Finally, tidy away headers: */
free_and_null_strings(name);
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
static void test_split_line_noelapsed(void)
{
/* Collect all test data in one array to make alignments visible: */
static const char *lines[] = {
"USER PID STAT VSZ NI RSS NLWP STIME TIME COMMAND",
"space 14604 S 0 0 0 1 Jul 02 00:00:01 true",
"block 14604 S 0 0 0 1 Jul02 00:00:01 true"
};
char *name[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Headers */
char *field[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Content */
int start[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int end[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int user = 0, stime = 7;
time_t pstime = 1410000000;
/* Prepare data needed by tests and assert things tests can then assume: */
GetProcessColumnNames(lines[0], name, start, end);
assert_string_equal(name[user], "USER");
assert_string_equal(name[stime], "STIME");
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[2], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "block");
/* Copes when STIME is a date with a space in it. */
assert_string_equal(field[stime], "Jul02");
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[1], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "space");
/* Copes when STIME is a date with a space in it. */
assert_string_equal(field[stime], "Jul 02");
/* Finally, tidy away headers: */
free_and_null_strings(name);
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
static void test_split_line_longcmd(void)
{
static const char *lines[] = {
"USER PID STAT VSZ NI RSS NLWP STIME ELAPSED TIME COMMAND",
"longcmd 923 S 32536 0 784 1 10:30 71-00:07:43 00:01:49 "
"java can end up with some insanely long command-lines, so we need to "
"be sure that we don't artificially limit the length of the command "
"field that we see when looking at the process table to match for the "
"details that the user might be interested in - so here we have an "
"absurdly long 'command' field just for the sake of testing that it "
"does not get truncated - see RedMine ticket 3974 for working round the "
"problems when ps itself does such truncation, but this test is not about "
"that so much as our own code not doing such truncation - and now for "
"some random drivel repeated a lot to bulk this command line length out "
"to more than 4k:"
/* 638 bytes thus far, +72 per repeat, * 50 for 4238 > 4096: */
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens"
" the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs after eating the chickens",
};
char *name[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Headers */
char *field[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Content */
int start[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int end[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int user = 0, command = 10;
time_t pstime = 1410000000;
/* Prepare data needed by tests and assert things assumed by test: */
GetProcessColumnNames(lines[0], name, start, end);
assert_string_equal(name[user], "USER");
assert_string_equal(name[command], "COMMAND");
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[1], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "longcmd");
/* Does not truncate the command. */
assert_string_equal(field[command], lines[1] + start[command]);
/* Finally, tidy away headers: */
free_and_null_strings(name);
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
static void test_split_line(void)
{
/* Collect all test data in one array to make alignments visible: */
static const char *lines[] = {
/* Indent any continuation lines so that it's clear that's what they are. */
/* Use the username field as a test name to confirm tests are in sync. */
"USER PID STAT VSZ NI RSS NLWP STIME ELAPSED TIME COMMAND",
"timeboth 923 S 32536 0 784 1 10:30 1271-00:07:43 00:01:49 true"
" to itself",
/* timeright: adapted from a Jenkins run that failed. */
"timeright 941 S 39752 0 4552 1 May20 92-21:17:55 1-02:07:14 true",
"timesleft 923 S 32536 0 784 1 10:30 1271-00:07:43 00:01:49 true",
"timeleft 923 S 32536 0 784 1 10:30 271-00:07:43 00:01:49 true",
"numboth 923 S 32536 0 12784321 1 10:30 71-00:07:43 00:01:49 true",
"numleft 923 S 123432536 0 784 1 10:30 71-00:07:43 00:01:49 true",
"wordytoright 4 S 0 0 0 1 10:30 54:29 00:00:01 true",
"wordright 4 S 0 0 0 1 10:30 54:29 00:00:01 true",
/* Long-standing: */
"inspace 923 S 32536 0 784 1 10:30 71-00:07:43 00:01:49 echo"
" preserve\t embedded spaces in a text field",
"spacey 923 S 32536 0 784 1 10:30 71-00:07:43 00:01:49 echo "
"\t \t \r\n\f\n\v\n",
"basic 923 S 32536 0 784 1 10:30 71-00:07:43 00:01:49 true",
"",
NULL
};
char *name[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Headers */
char *field[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Content */
int start[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int end[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int user = 0, vsz = 3, rss = 5, stime = 7, command = 10;
time_t pstime = 1410000000;
/* Prepare data needed by tests and assert things tests can then assume: */
GetProcessColumnNames(lines[0], name, start, end);
assert_string_equal(name[user], "USER");
assert_string_equal(name[vsz], "VSZ");
assert_string_equal(name[rss], "RSS");
assert_string_equal(name[stime], "STIME");
assert_string_equal(name[command], "COMMAND");
assert_int_equal(start[command], 69);
size_t line = sizeof(lines) / sizeof(const char *);
/* Higher indexed tests first; test lines[line] then decrement line. */
assert_false(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field)); /* NULL */
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_false(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field)); /* empty */
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field)); /* basic */
{
/* Each field is as expected: */
const char *each[] = {
"basic", "923", "S", "32536", "0", "784", "1",
"10:30", "71-00:07:43", "00:01:49", "true"
};
for (int i = 0; name[i] != NULL; i++)
{
assert_in_range(i, 0, sizeof(each) / sizeof(char *) - 1);
bool valid = field[i] != NULL && each[i] != NULL;
assert_true(valid);
assert_string_equal(field[i], each[i]);
}
/* That incidentally covers numeric (VSZ) and time (ELAPSED,
* TIME) fields overflowing to the left (but not so far as to
* go under the previous field's header). */
}
/* See field[user] checks for names of remaining tests. */
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "spacey");
/* Discards leading and dangling space in command. */
assert_string_equal(field[command], "echo");
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "inspace");
/* Preserves spaces within a text field. */
assert_string_equal(field[command], lines[line] + start[command]);
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
/* Handle a text field overflowing to the right. */
assert_string_equal(field[user], "wordright");
/* Shouldn't pollute PID: */
assert_string_equal(field[user + 1], "4");
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
/* Handle a text field overflowing under next header. */
assert_string_equal(field[user], "wordytoright");
/* Shouldn't pollute PID: */
assert_string_equal(field[user + 1], "4");
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "numleft");
/* Handle numeric field overflowing under previous header. */
assert_string_equal(field[vsz], "123432536");
/* Shouldn't pollute STAT: */
assert_string_equal(field[vsz - 1], "S");
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "numboth");
/* Handle numeric field overflowing under previous header. */
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "12784321");
/* Shouldn't pollute STAT or NI: */
assert_string_equal(field[rss - 1], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[rss + 1], "1");
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "timeleft");
/* Handle time fields overflowing almost under previous header. */
assert_string_equal(field[stime + 1], "271-00:07:43");
assert_string_equal(field[stime], "10:30");
/* Shouldn't pollute NLWP: */
assert_string_equal(field[stime - 1], "1");
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "timesleft");
/* Handle time fields overflowing under previous header. */
assert_string_equal(field[stime + 1], "1271-00:07:43");
assert_string_equal(field[stime], "10:30");
/* Shouldn't pollute NLWP: */
assert_string_equal(field[stime - 1], "1");
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "timeright");
/* Handle time field overflowing under next header. */
assert_string_equal(field[command - 1], "1-02:07:14");
/* Shouldn't pollute ELAPSED or COMMAND: */
assert_string_equal(field[stime + 1], "92-21:17:55");
assert_string_equal(field[command], "true");
free_and_null_strings(field);
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[--line], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "timeboth");
assert_int_equal(command, stime + 3); /* with elapsed and time between */
/* Handle a time field overflowing almost under previous header
* while also overflowing right and thus causing the next to
* overflow under the field beyond it. */
assert_string_equal(field[command - 1], "00:01:49");
assert_string_equal(field[stime + 1], "1271-00:07:43");
/* Should shunt COMMAND two bytes to the right: */
assert_string_equal(field[command], lines[line] + 2 + start[command]);
/* Shouldn't pollute COMMAND, NLWP or STIME: */
assert_string_equal(field[stime], "10:30");
assert_string_equal(field[stime - 1], "1");
assert_int_equal(line, 1);
/* Finally, tidy away headers: */
free_and_null_strings(name);
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
static void test_split_line_serious_overspill(void)
{
/*
Test that columns spilling over into other columns do not confuse the
parser.
Collect all test data in one array to make alignments visible:
*/
static const char *lines[] = {
" USER PID %CPU %MEM SZ RSS TT S STIME TIME COMMAND",
" johndoe 8263 0.0 0.2 19890 116241 ? S Jan_16 08:41:40 /usr/java/bin/java -server -Xmx128m -XX:+UseParallelGC -XX:ParallelGCThreads=4",
"noaccess 8264 0.0 0.2 19890 116242 ? S Jan_16 08:41:40 /usr/java/bin/java -server -Xmx128m -XX:+UseParallelGC -XX:ParallelGCThreads=4",
"noaccess 8265 0.0 0.2 19890 116243 ? S Jan_16 08:41:40 /usr/java/bin/java -server -Xmx128m -XX:+UseParallelGC -XX:ParallelGCThreads=4",
NULL
};
char *name[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Headers */
char *field[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Content */
int start[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int end[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int user = 0, pid = 1, sz = 4, rss = 5, command = 10;
time_t pstime = 1410000000;
/* Prepare data needed by tests and assert things tests can then assume: */
GetProcessColumnNames(lines[0], name, start, end);
assert_string_equal(name[user], "USER");
assert_string_equal(name[pid], "PID");
assert_string_equal(name[sz], "SZ");
assert_string_equal(name[rss], "RSS");
assert_string_equal(name[command], "COMMAND");
assert_int_equal(start[command], 66);
// Test content
{
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[1], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "johndoe");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "8263");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "19890");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "116241");
assert_string_equal(field[command], lines[1] + 69);
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
{
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[2], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "noaccess");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "8264");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "19890");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "116242");
assert_string_equal(field[command], lines[2] + 69);
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
{
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[3], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "noaccess");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "8265");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "19890");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "116243");
assert_string_equal(field[command], lines[3] + 69);
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
free_and_null_strings(name);
}
typedef struct
{
FILE *fp;
const char **lines;
} LWData;
static void *ListWriter(void *arg)
{
LWData *data = (LWData *)arg;
for (int i = 0; data->lines[i]; i++)
{
fprintf(data->fp, "%s\n", data->lines[i]);
}
fclose(data->fp);
return NULL;
}
static void test_platform_extra_table(void)
{
static const char *lines[] = {
" USER PID %CPU %MEM SZ RSS TT S STIME TIME COMMAND",
" johndoe 8263 0.0 0.2 19890 116241 ? S Jan_16 08:41:40 /usr/java/bin/java -server -Xmx128m -XX:+UseParallelGC -XX:ParallelGCThreads=4",
"noaccess 8264 0.0 0.2 19890 116242 ? S Jan_16 08:41:40 /usr/java/bin/java -server -Xmx128m -XX:+UseParallelGC -XX:ParallelGCThreads=4",
"noaccess 8265 0.0 0.2 19890 116243 ? S Jan_16 08:41:40 /usr/java/bin/java -server -Xmx128m -XX:+UseParallelGC -XX:ParallelGCThreads=4",
" jenkins 22306 - - 0 0 ? Z - 00:00 <defunct>",
" jenkins 22307 - - 0 0 ? Z - 00:00 <defunct>",
" jenkins 22308 - - 0 0 ? Z - 00:00 <defunct>",
NULL
};
static const char *ucb_lines[] = {
" PID TT S TIME COMMAND",
" 8263 ? S 521:40 /usr/java/bin/java blahblah",
// Takes from Solaris 10. Yep, the line really is that long.
" 8264 ? S 521:40 /usr/java/bin/java -server -Xmx128m -XX:+UseParallelGC -XX:ParallelGCThreads=4 -classpath /usr/share/webconsole/private/container/bin/bootstrap.jar:/usr/share/webconsole/private/container/bin/commons-logging.jar:/usr/share/webconsole/private/container/bin/log4j.jar:/usr/java/lib/tools.jar:/usr/java/jre/lib/jsse.jar -Djava.security.manager -Djava.security.policy==/var/webconsole/domains/console/conf/console.policy -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=/var/webconsole/domains/console/conf/keystore.jks -Djava.security.auth.login.config=/var/webconsole/domains/console/conf/consolelogin.conf -Dcatalina.home=/usr/share/webconsole/private/container -Dcatalina.base=/var/webconsole/domains/console -Dcom.sun.web.console.home=/usr/share/webconsole -Dcom.sun.web.console.conf=/etc/webconsole/console -Dcom.sun.web.console.base=/var/webconsole/domains/console -Dcom.sun.web.console.logdir=/var/log/webconsole/console -Dcom.sun.web.console.native=/usr/lib/webconsole -Dcom.sun.web.console.appbase=/var/webconsole/domains/console/webapps -Dcom.sun.web.console.secureport=6789 -Dcom.sun.web.console.unsecureport=6788 -Dcom.sun.web.console.unsecurehost=127.0.0.1 -Dwebconsole.default.file=/etc/webconsole/console/default.properties -Dwebconsole.config.file=/etc/webconsole/console/service.properties -Dcom.sun.web.console.startfile=/var/webconsole/tmp/console_start.tmp -Djava.awt.headless=true -Dorg.apache.commons.logging.Log=org.apache.commons.logging.impl.NoOpLog org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap start",
" 8265 ? S 521:40 /usr/java/bin/java blahblah",
// Taken from Solaris 10, notice the missing fields.
" 22306 Z 0:00 <defunct>",
" 22307 Z 0:00 ",
" 22308 Z 0:00",
NULL
};
char *name[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Headers */
char *field[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 }; /* Content */
int start[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int end[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int user = 0, pid = 1, sz = 4, rss = 5, command = 10;
time_t pstime = 1410000000;
// Prepare to fill "/usr/ucb/ps" table with data.
ClearPlatformExtraTable();
int pipefd[2];
assert_int_equal(pipe(pipefd), 0);
LWData data;
data.fp = fdopen(pipefd[1], "w");
data.lines = ucb_lines;
// Feed the pipe from a separate thread.
pthread_attr_t attr;
pthread_attr_init(&attr);
pthread_attr_setdetachstate(&attr, PTHREAD_CREATE_DETACHED);
pthread_t tid;
pthread_create(&tid, &attr, &ListWriter, &data);
pthread_attr_destroy(&attr);
FILE *cmd_output = fdopen(pipefd[0], "r");
UCB_PS_MAP = StringMapNew();
ReadFromUcbPsPipe(cmd_output);
/* Prepare data needed by tests and assert things tests can then assume: */
GetProcessColumnNames(lines[0], name, start, end);
assert_string_equal(name[user], "USER");
assert_string_equal(name[pid], "PID");
assert_string_equal(name[sz], "SZ");
assert_string_equal(name[rss], "RSS");
assert_string_equal(name[command], "COMMAND");
assert_int_equal(start[command], 66);
// Test content
{
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[1], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "johndoe");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "8263");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "19890");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "116241");
assert_string_equal(field[command], lines[1] + 69);
ApplyPlatformExtraTable(name, field);
// Now check new and corrected values.
assert_string_equal(field[user], "johndoe");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "8263");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "19890");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "116241");
assert_string_equal(field[command], ucb_lines[1] + 25);
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
{
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[2], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "noaccess");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "8264");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "19890");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "116242");
assert_string_equal(field[command], lines[2] + 69);
ApplyPlatformExtraTable(name, field);
// Now check new and corrected values.
assert_string_equal(field[user], "noaccess");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "8264");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "19890");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "116242");
assert_string_equal(field[command], ucb_lines[2] + 25);
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
{
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[3], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "noaccess");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "8265");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "19890");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "116243");
assert_string_equal(field[command], lines[3] + 69);
ApplyPlatformExtraTable(name, field);
// Now check new and corrected values.
assert_string_equal(field[user], "noaccess");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "8265");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "19890");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "116243");
assert_string_equal(field[command], ucb_lines[3] + 25);
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
{
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[4], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "jenkins");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "22306");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[command], lines[4] + 66);
ApplyPlatformExtraTable(name, field);
// Now check new and corrected values.
assert_string_equal(field[user], "jenkins");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "22306");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[command], "<defunct>");
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
{
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[5], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "jenkins");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "22307");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[command], lines[5] + 66);
ApplyPlatformExtraTable(name, field);
// Now check new and corrected values.
assert_string_equal(field[user], "jenkins");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "22307");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[command], "");
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
{
assert_true(SplitProcLine(lines[6], pstime, name, start, end, PCA_AllColumnsPresent, field));
assert_string_equal(field[user], "jenkins");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "22308");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[command], lines[6] + 66);
ApplyPlatformExtraTable(name, field);
// Now check new and corrected values.
assert_string_equal(field[user], "jenkins");
assert_string_equal(field[pid], "22308");
assert_string_equal(field[sz], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[rss], "0");
assert_string_equal(field[command], "");
free_and_null_strings(field);
}
free_and_null_strings(name);
fclose(cmd_output);
}
static void test_platform_specific_ps_examples(void)
{
enum {
// Make sure the order matches the ps lines below.
TEST_LINUX = 0,
TEST_AIX,
TEST_HPUX,
TEST_SOLARIS9,
TEST_SOLARIS10,
TEST_SOLARIS11,
TEST_FREEBSD11,
TEST_ILLUMOS,
NUM_OF_PLATFORMS
};
/* Simple, visual way of specifying the expected parse results, each row
alternates between the line we want to parse (with header first) and the
range we wish the parsing code to extract for us, denoted by '<' and '>'.
'X' is used where they overlap, and '-' if the field is empty. '{' and
'}' a special case and means it should get the expected output from the
corresponding row in the exception table below. */
const char *pslines[NUM_OF_PLATFORMS][20] = {
{
// Linux
"USER PID PPID PGID %CPU %MEM VSZ NI RSS NLWP STIME ELAPSED TIME COMMAND",
"< > < > < > < > < > < > < > <> < > < > < > < > < > < >",
"a10040 4831 1 4116 5.4 17.3 2763416 0 1400812 54 Apr04 4-02:54:24 05:25:51 /usr/lib/firefox/firefox",
"< > < > X < > < > < > < > X < > <> { } < > < > < >",
"a10040 5862 5851 4116 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 Apr04 4-02:38:28 00:00:00 [/usr/bin/termin] <defunct>",
"< > < > < > < > < > < > X X X X { } < > < > < >",
NULL
}, {
// AIX
" USER PID PPID PGID %CPU %MEM VSZ NI ST STIME TIME COMMAND",
" < > < > < > < > < > < > < > <> <> < > < > < >",
" jenkins 1036484 643150 1036484 0.0 0.0 584 20 A 09:29:20 00:00:00 bash",
" < > < > < > < > < > < > < > <> X < > < > < >",
" 254232 729146 729146 20 Z 00:00:00 <defunct>",
" - < > < > < > - - - <> X - < > < >",
" jenkins 205218 1 205218 0.0 7.0 125384 20 A Mar 16 00:36:46 /usr/java6_64/bin/java -jar slave.jar -jnlpUrl http://jenkins.usdc.cfengine.com/computer/buildslave-aix-5.3-ppc64/slave-agent.jnlp",
" < > < > X < > < > < > < > <> X < > < > < >",
// Extreme case, a lot of fields missing. This only works when the
// process is a zombie and the platform uses the
// PCA_ZombieSkipEmptyColumns algorithm (which AIX does).
" 205218 1 205218 20 Z",
" - < > X < > - - - <> X - - -",
NULL
}, {
// HPUX
" UID PID PPID C STIME TTY TIME COMMAND",
" < > < > < > X < > < > < > < >",
" jenkins 17345 17109 0 09:31:39 pts/0 0:00 perl -e my $v = fork(); if ($v != 0) { sleep(3600); }",
" < > < > < > X < > < > < > < >",
" jenkins 17374 17345 0 09:31:40 pts/0 0:00 <defunct>",
" < > < > < > X < > < > < > < >",
" root 832 1 0 May 4 ? 0:01 /usr/sbin/automountd",
" < > < > X X < > X < > < >",
NULL
}, {
// Solaris 9
" USER PID %CPU %MEM SZ RSS TT S STIME TIME COMMAND",
" < > < > < > < > <> < > <> X < > < > < >",
" jenkins 29769 0.0 0.0 810 2976 pts/1 S 07:22:43 0:00 /usr/bin/perl ../../ps.pl",
" < > < > < > < > < > < > < > X < > < > < >",
" jenkins 29835 - - 0 0 ? Z - 0:00 <defunct>",
" < > < > X X X X X X X < > < >",
" jenkins 10026 0.0 0.3 30927 143632 ? S Jan_21 01:18:58 /usr/jdk/jdk1.6.0_45/bin/java -jar slave.jar",
" < > < > < > < > < > < > X X < > < > < >",
NULL
}, {
// Solaris 10
" USER PID %CPU %MEM SZ RSS TT S STIME TIME COMMAND",
" < > < > < > < > <> < > <> X < > < > < >",
" root 19553 0.0 0.0 743 4680 ? S 04:03:10 00:00 /usr/lib/ssh/sshd",
" < > < > < > < > < > < > X X < > < > < >",
" jenkins 29770 - - 0 0 ? Z - 00:00 <defunct>",
" < > < > X X X X X X X < > < >",
"noaccess 8264 0.0 0.2 19890 116240 ? S Jan_16 08:49:25 /usr/java/bin/java -server -Xmx128m -XX:+UseParallelGC -XX:ParallelGCThreads=4 ",
"< > < > < > < > < > < > X X < > < > < >",
NULL
}, {
// Solaris 11
" USER PID %CPU %MEM SZ RSS TT S STIME TIME COMMAND",
" < > < > < > < > <> < > <> X < > < > < >",
" root 15449 0.0 0.0 835 4904 ? S 04:03:29 00:00 /usr/lib/ssh/sshd",
" < > < > < > < > < > < > X X < > < > < >",
" jenkins 5409 - - 0 0 ? Z - 00:00 <defunct>",
" < > < > X X X X X X X < > < >",
" jenkins 29997 0.0 0.5 51661 312120 ? S Jan_21 01:18:53 /usr/jdk/jdk1.6.0_45/bin/java -jar slave.jar",
" < > < > < > < > < > < > X X < > < > < >",
NULL
}, {
// FreeBSD 11
"USER PID %CPU %MEM VSZ RSS TT STAT STARTED TIME COMMAND",
"< > < > < > < > < > < > <> < > < > < > < >",
"skreuzer 6506 5.0 0.2 57192 25764 0- S+ 12:39 10:13.37 mosh-server new -c 256 -s -l LANG=en_US.UTF-8",
"< > < > < > < > < > < > <> <> < > < > < >",
"zookeeper 646 0.0 1.0 4538080 162140 - I 28Feb16 21:46.80 /usr/local/openjdk7/bin/java -Dzookeeper.log.dir=/var/log/zookeeper -Dlog4j.configuration=file:/usr/local/etc/zookeeper/l",
"< > < > < > < > < > < > X X < > < > < >",
"skreuzer 40046 0.0 0.0 0 0 6 Z+ 21:34 0:00.00 <defunct>",
"< > < > < > < > X X X <> < > < > < >",
"skreuzer 50293 0.0 0.0 20612 5332 3 Is 2Mar16 0:00.62 -zsh (zsh)",
"< > < > < > < > < > < > X <> < > < > < >",
NULL
}, {
// Illumos
" USER PID %CPU %MEM SZ RSS TT S STIME TIME COMMAND",
" < > < > < > < > <> < > <> X < > < > < >",
" bahamat 63679 0.0 0.1 1831 4340 pts/13 S 00:15:39 00:00 perl -e $p = fork(); if ($p != 0) { sleep(60); }",
" < > < > < > < > < > < > < > X < > < > < >",
" bahamat 63680 - - 0 0 ? Z - 00:00 <defunct>",
" < > < > X X X X X X X < > < >",
" root 72601 0.3 0.4 291631 1050796 ? S Feb_25 06:35:07 /opt/local/java/openjdk7/bin/java -Dhudson.DNSMultiCast.disabled=true -Xmx2048m",
" < > < > < > < > < > < > X X < > < > < >",
NULL
}
};
// Only half as many elements here, since there is only expected output.
const char *exceptions[NUM_OF_PLATFORMS][10] = {
{
// Linux
NULL,
"1459762277",
"1459763233",
NULL
}, {
// AIX
NULL
}, {
// HPUX
NULL
}, {
// Solaris 9
NULL
}, {
// Solaris 10
NULL
}, {
// Solaris 11
NULL
}, {
// FreeBSD 11
NULL
}, {
// Illumos
NULL
}
};
char *names[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
char *fields[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int start[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
int end[CF_PROCCOLS] = { 0 };
memset(names, 0, sizeof(names));
memset(fields, 0, sizeof(fields));
for (int platform = 0; platform < NUM_OF_PLATFORMS; platform++)
{
PsColumnAlgorithm pca;
if (platform == TEST_AIX)
{
pca = PCA_ZombieSkipEmptyColumns;
}
else
{
pca = PCA_AllColumnsPresent;
}
for (int linenum = 0; pslines[platform][linenum]; linenum += 2)
{
char **fields_to_check;
if (linenum == 0)
{
GetProcessColumnNames(pslines[platform][linenum], names, start, end);
fields_to_check = names;
}
else
{
assert_true(SplitProcLine(pslines[platform][linenum], 1460118341, names, start, end, pca, fields));
fields_to_check = fields;
}
bool in_field = false;
int field_start = -1;
int field_end = -1;
int field_num = 0;
bool exception = false;
for (int pos = 0;; pos++)
{
if (!pslines[platform][linenum + 1][pos])
{
// There should be no excess space at the end of the
// expected replies.
assert_int_not_equal(pslines[platform][linenum + 1][pos - 1], ' ');
assert_false(in_field);
// We should have reached the end of both arrays.
assert_int_equal(names[field_num], NULL);
if (linenum != 0)
{
assert_int_equal(fields[field_num], NULL);
}
break;
}
switch (pslines[platform][linenum + 1][pos])
{
case ' ':
break;
case '{':
exception = true;
// fallthrough
case '<':
assert_false(in_field);
in_field = true;
field_start = pos;
break;
case '}':
case '>':
assert_true(in_field);
in_field = false;
// + 1 because we want it to be the next byte.
field_end = pos + 1;
break;
case 'X':
field_start = pos;
// + 1 because we want it to be the next byte.
field_end = pos + 1;
break;
case '-':
field_start = pos;
// This corresponds to an empty string.
field_end = pos;
break;
default:
assert_true(false);
break;
}
if (field_start != -1 && field_end != -1)
{
if (exception)
{
assert_string_equal(fields_to_check[field_num],
exceptions[platform][linenum / 2]);
exception = false;
}
else
{
int field_len = field_end - field_start;
#if 0 /* DEBUG OUTPUT */
printf("Checking '%s' against '", fields_to_check[field_num]);
fwrite(pslines[platform][linenum] + field_start, field_len, 1, stdout);
printf("'\n");
#endif /* DEBUG OUTPUT */
// Check if fields are identical.
assert_memory_equal(fields_to_check[field_num],
pslines[platform][linenum] + field_start,
field_len);
// And that it's not longer than what we expect.
assert_int_equal(fields_to_check[field_num][field_len], '\0');
}
field_start = -1;
field_end = -1;
field_num++;
}
}
free_and_null_strings(fields);
}
free_and_null_strings(names);
}
}
int main(void)
{
PRINT_TEST_BANNER();
const UnitTest tests[] =
{
unit_test(test_split_line_challenges),
unit_test(test_split_line_noelapsed),
unit_test(test_split_line_elapsed),
unit_test(test_split_line_longcmd),
unit_test(test_split_line),
unit_test(test_split_line_serious_overspill),
unit_test(test_platform_extra_table),
unit_test(test_platform_specific_ps_examples),
};
return run_tests(tests);
}
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