Add wire tests for *SetErrorCallback

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Corentin Wallez 2017-05-17 17:16:00 +02:00 committed by Corentin Wallez
parent c85b5c0640
commit 42f2d3c5f2
3 changed files with 104 additions and 3 deletions

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@ -56,6 +56,15 @@ void ProcTableAsClass::DeviceSetErrorCallback(nxtDevice self, nxtDeviceErrorCall
this->OnDeviceSetErrorCallback(self, callback, userdata);
}
void ProcTableAsClass::CallDeviceErrorCallback(nxtDevice device, const char* message) {
auto object = reinterpret_cast<ProcTableAsClass::Object*>(device);
object->deviceErrorCallback(message, object->userdata1);
}
void ProcTableAsClass::CallBuilderErrorCallback(void* builder , nxtBuilderErrorStatus status, const char* message) {
auto object = reinterpret_cast<ProcTableAsClass::Object*>(builder);
object->builderErrorCallback(status, message, object->userdata1, object->userdata2);
}
{% for type in by_category["object"] if type.is_builder %}
void ProcTableAsClass::{{as_MethodSuffix(type.name, Name("set error callback"))}}({{as_cType(type.name)}} self, nxtBuilderErrorCallback callback, nxtCallbackUserdata userdata1, nxtCallbackUserdata userdata2) {
auto object = reinterpret_cast<ProcTableAsClass::Object*>(self);

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@ -60,6 +60,10 @@ class ProcTableAsClass {
virtual void OnDeviceSetErrorCallback(nxtDevice device, nxtDeviceErrorCallback callback, nxtCallbackUserdata userdata) = 0;
virtual void OnBuilderSetErrorCallback(nxtBufferBuilder builder, nxtBuilderErrorCallback callback, nxtCallbackUserdata userdata1, nxtCallbackUserdata userdata2) = 0;
// Calls the stored callbacks
void CallDeviceErrorCallback(nxtDevice device, const char* message);
void CallBuilderErrorCallback(void* builder , nxtBuilderErrorStatus status, const char* message);
struct Object {
ProcTableAsClass* procs = nullptr;
nxtDeviceErrorCallback deviceErrorCallback = nullptr;

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@ -23,6 +23,27 @@
using namespace testing;
using namespace nxt::wire;
class MockDeviceErrorCallback {
public:
MOCK_METHOD2(Call, void(const char* message, nxtCallbackUserdata userdata));
};
static MockDeviceErrorCallback* mockDeviceErrorCallback = nullptr;
static void ToMockDeviceErrorCallback(const char* message, nxtCallbackUserdata userdata) {
mockDeviceErrorCallback->Call(message, userdata);
}
class MockBuilderErrorCallback {
public:
MOCK_METHOD4(Call, void(nxtBuilderErrorStatus status, const char* message, nxtCallbackUserdata userdata1, nxtCallbackUserdata userdata2));
};
static MockBuilderErrorCallback* mockBuilderErrorCallback = nullptr;
static void ToMockBuilderErrorCallback(nxtBuilderErrorStatus status, const char* message, nxtCallbackUserdata userdata1, nxtCallbackUserdata userdata2) {
mockBuilderErrorCallback->Call(status, message, userdata1, userdata2);
}
class WireTestsBase : public Test {
protected:
WireTestsBase(bool ignoreSetCallbackCalls)
@ -30,12 +51,16 @@ class WireTestsBase : public Test {
}
void SetUp() override {
mockDeviceErrorCallback = new MockDeviceErrorCallback;
mockBuilderErrorCallback = new MockBuilderErrorCallback;
nxtProcTable mockProcs;
nxtDevice mockDevice;
api.GetProcTableAndDevice(&mockProcs, &mockDevice);
if (ignoreSetCallbackCalls) {
// This SetCallback call cannot be ignored because it is done as soon as we start the server
EXPECT_CALL(api, OnDeviceSetErrorCallback(_, _, _)).Times(Exactly(1));
if (ignoreSetCallbackCalls) {
EXPECT_CALL(api, OnBuilderSetErrorCallback(_, _, _, _)).Times(AnyNumber());
}
@ -59,6 +84,8 @@ class WireTestsBase : public Test {
delete wireClient;
delete c2sBuf;
delete s2cBuf;
delete mockDeviceErrorCallback;
delete mockBuilderErrorCallback;
}
void FlushClient() {
@ -299,12 +326,73 @@ TEST_F(WireTests, ObjectsAsPointerArgument) {
FlushClient();
}
class WireSetCallbackTests : public WireTestsBase {
public:
WireSetCallbackTests() : WireTestsBase(false) {
}
};
// Test the return wire for device error callbacks
TEST_F(WireSetCallbackTests, DeviceErrorCallback) {
uint64_t userdata = 3049785;
nxtDeviceSetErrorCallback(device, ToMockDeviceErrorCallback, userdata);
// Setting the error callback should stay on the client side and do nothing
FlushClient();
// Calling the callback on the server side will result in the callback being called on the client side
api.CallDeviceErrorCallback(apiDevice, "Some error message");
EXPECT_CALL(*mockDeviceErrorCallback, Call(StrEq("Some error message"), userdata))
.Times(1);
FlushServer();
}
// Test the return wire for device error callbacks
TEST_F(WireSetCallbackTests, BuilderErrorCallback) {
uint64_t userdata1 = 982734;
uint64_t userdata2 = 982734239028;
// Create the buffer builder, the callback is set immediately on the server side
nxtBufferBuilder bufferBuilder = nxtDeviceCreateBufferBuilder(device);
nxtBufferBuilder apiBufferBuilder = api.GetNewBufferBuilder();
EXPECT_CALL(api, DeviceCreateBufferBuilder(apiDevice))
.WillOnce(Return(apiBufferBuilder));
EXPECT_CALL(api, OnBuilderSetErrorCallback(apiBufferBuilder, _, _, _))
.Times(1);
FlushClient();
// Setting the callback on the client side doesn't do anything on the server side
nxtBufferBuilderSetErrorCallback(bufferBuilder, ToMockBuilderErrorCallback, userdata1, userdata2);
FlushClient();
// Create an object so that it is a valid case to call the error callback
nxtBuffer buffer = nxtBufferBuilderGetResult(bufferBuilder);
nxtBuffer apiBuffer = api.GetNewBuffer();
EXPECT_CALL(api, BufferBuilderGetResult(apiBufferBuilder))
.WillOnce(InvokeWithoutArgs([&]() -> nxtBuffer {
api.CallBuilderErrorCallback(apiBufferBuilder, NXT_BUILDER_ERROR_STATUS_SUCCESS, "Success!");
return apiBuffer;
}));
FlushClient();
// The error callback gets called on the client side
EXPECT_CALL(*mockBuilderErrorCallback, Call(NXT_BUILDER_ERROR_STATUS_SUCCESS, StrEq("Success!"), userdata1, userdata2))
.Times(1);
FlushServer();
}
// TODO
// - Object creation, then calls do nothing after error on builder
// - Object creation then error then create object, then should do nothing.
// - Device error gets forwarded properly
// - Builder error
// - An error gets forwarded properly
// - No other call to builder after error
// - No call to object after error
// - No error -> success