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# See the file LICENSE for redistribution information.
#
# Copyright (c) 1996-2002
# Sleepycat Software. All rights reserved.
#
# $Id: memp001.tcl,v 1.1.1.1 2003/11/20 22:13:57 toshok Exp $
#
# TEST memp001
# TEST Randomly updates pages.
proc memp001 { } {
memp001_body 1 ""
memp001_body 3 ""
memp001_body 1 -private
memp001_body 3 -private
memp001_body 1 "-system_mem -shm_key 1"
memp001_body 3 "-system_mem -shm_key 1"
}
proc memp001_body { ncache flags } {
source ./include.tcl
global rand_init
set nfiles 5
set iter 500
set psize 512
set cachearg "-cachesize {0 400000 $ncache}"
puts \
"Memp001: { $flags } random update $iter iterations on $nfiles files."
#
# Check if this platform supports this set of flags
#
if { [mem_chk $flags] == 1 } {
return
}
env_cleanup $testdir
puts "\tMemp001.a: Create env with $ncache caches"
set env [eval {berkdb_env -create -mode 0644} \
$cachearg {-home $testdir} $flags]
error_check_good env_open [is_valid_env $env] TRUE
#
# Do a simple mpool_stat call to verify the number of caches
# just to exercise the stat code.
set stat [$env mpool_stat]
set str "Number of caches"
set checked 0
foreach statpair $stat {
if { $checked == 1 } {
break
}
if { [is_substr [lindex $statpair 0] $str] != 0} {
set checked 1
error_check_good ncache [lindex $statpair 1] $ncache
}
}
error_check_good checked $checked 1
# Open N memp files
puts "\tMemp001.b: Create $nfiles mpool files"
for {set i 1} {$i <= $nfiles} {incr i} {
set fname "data_file.$i"
file_create $testdir/$fname 50 $psize
set mpools($i) \
[$env mpool -create -pagesize $psize -mode 0644 $fname]
error_check_good mp_open [is_substr $mpools($i) $env.mp] 1
}
# Now, loop, picking files at random
berkdb srand $rand_init
puts "\tMemp001.c: Random page replacement loop"
for {set i 0} {$i < $iter} {incr i} {
set mpool $mpools([berkdb random_int 1 $nfiles])
set p(1) [get_range $mpool 10]
set p(2) [get_range $mpool 10]
set p(3) [get_range $mpool 10]
set p(1) [replace $mpool $p(1)]
set p(3) [replace $mpool $p(3)]
set p(4) [get_range $mpool 20]
set p(4) [replace $mpool $p(4)]
set p(5) [get_range $mpool 10]
set p(6) [get_range $mpool 20]
set p(7) [get_range $mpool 10]
set p(8) [get_range $mpool 20]
set p(5) [replace $mpool $p(5)]
set p(6) [replace $mpool $p(6)]
set p(9) [get_range $mpool 40]
set p(9) [replace $mpool $p(9)]
set p(10) [get_range $mpool 40]
set p(7) [replace $mpool $p(7)]
set p(8) [replace $mpool $p(8)]
set p(9) [replace $mpool $p(9)]
set p(10) [replace $mpool $p(10)]
#
# We now need to put all the pages we have here or
# else they end up pinned.
#
for {set x 1} { $x <= 10} {incr x} {
error_check_good pgput [$p($x) put] 0
}
}
# Close N memp files, close the environment.
puts "\tMemp001.d: Close mpools"
for {set i 1} {$i <= $nfiles} {incr i} {
error_check_good memp_close:$mpools($i) [$mpools($i) close] 0
}
error_check_good envclose [$env close] 0
for {set i 1} {$i <= $nfiles} {incr i} {
fileremove -f $testdir/data_file.$i
}
}
proc file_create { fname nblocks blocksize } {
set fid [open $fname w]
for {set i 0} {$i < $nblocks} {incr i} {
seek $fid [expr $i * $blocksize] start
puts -nonewline $fid $i
}
seek $fid [expr $nblocks * $blocksize - 1]
# We don't end the file with a newline, because some platforms (like
# Windows) emit CR/NL. There does not appear to be a BINARY open flag
# that prevents this.
puts -nonewline $fid "Z"
close $fid
# Make sure it worked
if { [file size $fname] != $nblocks * $blocksize } {
error "FAIL: file_create could not create correct file size"
}
}
proc get_range { mpool max } {
set pno [berkdb random_int 0 $max]
set p [$mpool get $pno]
error_check_good page [is_valid_page $p $mpool] TRUE
set got [$p pgnum]
if { $got != $pno } {
puts "Get_range: Page mismatch page |$pno| val |$got|"
}
set ret [$p init "Page is pinned by [pid]"]
error_check_good page_init $ret 0
return $p
}
proc replace { mpool p } {
set pgno [$p pgnum]
set ret [$p init "Page is unpinned by [pid]"]
error_check_good page_init $ret 0
set ret [$p put -dirty]
error_check_good page_put $ret 0
set p2 [$mpool get $pgno]
error_check_good page [is_valid_page $p2 $mpool] TRUE
return $p2
}
proc mem_chk { flags } {
source ./include.tcl
global errorCode
# Open the memp with region init specified
env_cleanup $testdir
set cachearg " -cachesize {0 400000 3}"
set ret [catch {eval {berkdb_env -create -mode 0644}\
$cachearg {-region_init -home $testdir} $flags} env]
if { $ret != 0 } {
# If the env open failed, it may be because we're on a platform
# such as HP-UX 10 that won't support mutexes in shmget memory.
# Or QNX, which doesn't support system memory at all.
# Verify that the return value was EINVAL or EOPNOTSUPP
# and bail gracefully.
error_check_good is_shm_test [is_substr $flags -system_mem] 1
error_check_good returned_error [expr \
[is_substr $errorCode EINVAL] || \
[is_substr $errorCode EOPNOTSUPP]] 1
puts "Warning:\
platform does not support mutexes in shmget memory."
puts "Skipping shared memory mpool test."
return 1
}
error_check_good env_open [is_valid_env $env] TRUE
error_check_good env_close [$env close] 0
env_cleanup $testdir
return 0
}
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