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/**
* Unit tests for checking the removeRedundancy code in
* nfagraph/ng_redundancy.cpp.
*/
#include "config.h"
#include "gtest/gtest.h"
#include "nfagraph_common.h"
#include "grey.h"
#include "hs.h"
#include "parser/Component.h"
#include "parser/Parser.h"
#include "compiler/compiler.h"
#include "nfagraph/ng.h"
#include "nfagraph/ng_builder.h"
#include "nfagraph/ng_redundancy.h"
#include "nfagraph/ng_edge_redundancy.h"
#include "util/target_info.h"
using namespace std;
using namespace ue2;
TEST(NFAGraph, RemoveRedundancy1) {
// Build a small graph with a redundant vertex: (a|b)c
// The character reachability should be merged into: [ab]c
CompileContext cc(false, false, get_current_target(), Grey());
auto graph(constructGraphWithCC("(a|b)c", cc, 0));
ASSERT_TRUE(graph.get() != nullptr);
NGHolder &g = *graph;
// Run removeRedundancy
removeRedundancy(g, SOM_NONE);
// Our graph should only have two non-special nodes
ASSERT_EQ((size_t)N_SPECIALS + 2, num_vertices(g));
// Dot-star start state should be connected to itself and a single other
// vertex
ASSERT_EQ(2U, out_degree(graph->startDs, g));
// That single vertex should have reachability [ab]
NFAVertex v = NGHolder::null_vertex();
for (NFAVertex t : adjacent_vertices_range(graph->startDs, g)) {
v = t;
if (v != graph->startDs) {
break;
}
}
const CharReach &cr = g[v].char_reach;
ASSERT_EQ(2U, cr.count());
ASSERT_TRUE(cr.test('a'));
ASSERT_TRUE(cr.test('b'));
// There should be a single edge from v to a node with char reachability 'c'
ASSERT_EQ(1U, out_degree(v, g));
NFAVertex v2 = *(adjacent_vertices(v, g).first);
const CharReach &cr2 = g[v2].char_reach;
ASSERT_EQ(1U, cr2.count());
ASSERT_TRUE(cr2.test('c'));
// 'c' should have an edge to accept
ASSERT_TRUE(edge(v2, graph->accept, g).second);
}
TEST(NFAGraph, RemoveRedundancy2) {
// Build a small graph with a redundant vertex: a.*b?c
// The dot-star should swallow the 'b?', leaving a.*c
CompileContext cc(false, false, get_current_target(), Grey());
auto graph(constructGraphWithCC("a.*b?c", cc, HS_FLAG_DOTALL));
ASSERT_TRUE(graph.get() != nullptr);
NGHolder &g = *graph;
// Run removeRedundancy
removeRedundancy(g, SOM_NONE);
// Our graph should now have only 3 non-special vertices
ASSERT_EQ((size_t)N_SPECIALS + 3, num_vertices(g));
// Dot-star start state should be connected to itself and a single other
// vertex
ASSERT_EQ(2U, out_degree(graph->startDs, g));
// That single vertex should have reachability [a]
NFAVertex v = NGHolder::null_vertex();
for (NFAVertex t : adjacent_vertices_range(graph->startDs, g)) {
v = t;
if (v != graph->startDs) {
break;
}
}
const CharReach &cr = g[v].char_reach;
ASSERT_EQ(1U, cr.count());
ASSERT_TRUE(cr.test('a'));
// 'a' should have two out edges: one to a dot with a cycle (.*) and one to
// 'c'
ASSERT_EQ(2U, out_degree(v, g));
NFAVertex dotstar = NGHolder::null_vertex();
NFAVertex vc = NGHolder::null_vertex();
for (NFAVertex t : adjacent_vertices_range(v, g)) {
const CharReach &cr2 = g[t].char_reach;
if (cr2.count() == 1 && cr2.test('c')) {
vc = t;
} else if (cr2.all()) {
dotstar = t;
} else {
FAIL();
}
}
ASSERT_TRUE(vc != NGHolder::null_vertex());
ASSERT_TRUE(dotstar != NGHolder::null_vertex());
// Dot-star node should have a self-loop and an edge to vertex 'c'
ASSERT_EQ(2U, out_degree(dotstar, g));
ASSERT_EQ(2U, in_degree(vc, g));
ASSERT_TRUE(edge(dotstar, dotstar, g).second);
ASSERT_TRUE(edge(dotstar, vc, g).second);
// 'c' should have an edge to accept
ASSERT_TRUE(edge(vc, graph->accept, g).second);
}
TEST(NFAGraph, RemoveRedundancy3) {
CompileContext cc(false, false, get_current_target(), Grey());
auto graph(constructGraphWithCC("foobar.*(a|b)?teakettle", cc, 0));
ASSERT_TRUE(graph.get() != nullptr);
unsigned countBefore = num_vertices(*graph);
removeRedundancy(*graph, SOM_NONE);
// The '(a|b)?' construction (two states) should have disappeared, leaving
// this expr as 'foobar.*teakettle'
ASSERT_EQ(countBefore - 2, num_vertices(*graph));
}
TEST(NFAGraph, RemoveRedundancy4) {
CompileContext cc(false, false, get_current_target(), Grey());
auto graph(constructGraphWithCC("foo([A-Z]|a|b|q)", cc, 0));
ASSERT_TRUE(graph.get() != nullptr);
unsigned countBefore = num_vertices(*graph);
removeRedundancy(*graph, SOM_NONE);
// We should end up with the alternation collapsing into one state
ASSERT_EQ(countBefore - 3, num_vertices(*graph));
}
TEST(NFAGraph, RemoveRedundancy5) {
CompileContext cc(false, false, get_current_target(), Grey());
auto graph(constructGraphWithCC("[0-9]?badgerbrush", cc, 0));
ASSERT_TRUE(graph.get() != nullptr);
unsigned countBefore = num_vertices(*graph);
removeRedundancy(*graph, SOM_NONE);
// Since we don't return a start offset, the first state ('[0-9]?') is
// redundant.
ASSERT_EQ(countBefore - 1, num_vertices(*graph));
}
TEST(NFAGraph, RemoveEdgeRedundancy1) {
CompileContext cc(false, false, get_current_target(), Grey());
auto graph = constructGraphWithCC("A+hatstand", cc, HS_FLAG_DOTALL);
ASSERT_TRUE(graph.get() != nullptr);
unsigned countBefore = num_edges(*graph);
removeEdgeRedundancy(*graph, SOM_NONE, cc);
// One edge (the self-loop on the leading A+) should have been removed.
ASSERT_EQ(countBefore - 1, num_edges(*graph));
}
TEST(NFAGraph, RemoveEdgeRedundancy2) {
CompileContext cc(false, false, get_current_target(), Grey());
auto graph = constructGraphWithCC("foo.*A*bar", cc, HS_FLAG_DOTALL);
ASSERT_TRUE(graph.get() != nullptr);
size_t numEdgesBefore = num_edges(*graph);
size_t numVertsBefore = num_vertices(*graph);
removeEdgeRedundancy(*graph, SOM_NONE, cc);
// The .* should swallow up the A* and its self-loop.
ASSERT_EQ(numEdgesBefore - 4, num_edges(*graph));
ASSERT_EQ(numVertsBefore - 1, num_vertices(*graph));
}
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