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/**
* Comprehensive unit tests for ll_queue module with current API
* Tests: basic operations, callback system, waiters, hash table, memory pool, edge cases, stress tests
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include "../lib/ll_queue.h"
#include "../lib/u_async.h"
#include "../lib/debug_config.h"
#include "../lib/memory_pool.h"
/* Enable debug output for ll_queue */
#define DEBUG_CATEGORY_LL_QUEUE 1
/* Test statistics */
static struct {
int tests_run;
int tests_passed;
int tests_failed;
/* Callback counters */
int queue_callback_count;
int waiter_callback_count;
/* Error tracking */
int memory_errors;
int hash_table_errors;
int ref_count_errors;
/* Performance metrics */
long total_operations;
double total_time_ms;
} test_stats = {0};
/* Test result tracking */
#define TEST_START(name) do { \
printf("TEST: %s... ", name); \
test_stats.tests_run++; \
fflush(stdout); \
} while(0)
#define TEST_PASS() do { \
printf("PASS\n"); \
test_stats.tests_passed++; \
} while(0)
#define TEST_FAIL(msg) do { \
printf("FAIL: %s\n", msg); \
test_stats.tests_failed++; \
} while(0)
#define ASSERT_TRUE(cond, msg) do { \
if (!(cond)) { TEST_FAIL(msg); return; } \
} while(0)
#define ASSERT_FALSE(cond, msg) ASSERT_TRUE(!(cond), msg)
#define ASSERT_NULL(ptr, msg) ASSERT_TRUE((ptr) == NULL, msg)
#define ASSERT_NOT_NULL(ptr, msg) ASSERT_TRUE((ptr) != NULL, msg)
#define ASSERT_EQ(a, b, msg) ASSERT_TRUE((a) == (b), msg)
#define ASSERT_NEQ(a, b, msg) ASSERT_TRUE((a) != (b), msg)
#define ASSERT_STR_EQ(a, b, msg) ASSERT_TRUE(strcmp((a), (b)) == 0, msg)
#define ASSERT_GE(a, b, msg) ASSERT_TRUE((a) >= (b), msg)
#define ASSERT_LE(a, b, msg) ASSERT_TRUE((a) <= (b), msg)
#define ASSERT_GT(a, b, msg) ASSERT_TRUE((a) > (b), msg)
#define ASSERT_LT(a, b, msg) ASSERT_TRUE((a) < (b), msg)
/* Utility functions */
static double get_time_ms() {
struct timeval tv;
gettimeofday(&tv, NULL);
return tv.tv_sec * 1000.0 + tv.tv_usec / 1000.0;
}
/* Test data structure */
typedef struct {
int id;
char name[32];
int value;
uint64_t checksum;
} test_data_t;
static uint64_t compute_checksum(test_data_t* data) {
return (uint64_t)data->id * 31 + (uint64_t)data->value * 17 + (uint64_t)strlen(data->name);
}
/* Queue callback for testing */
static void test_queue_callback(struct ll_queue* q, void* data, void* arg) {
int* callback_count = (int*)arg;
(*callback_count)++;
test_stats.queue_callback_count++;
/* Process the data (simulate work) */
test_data_t* test_data = (test_data_t*)data;
ASSERT_TRUE(compute_checksum(test_data) == test_data->checksum, "Data corruption in callback");
/* Don't call resume_callback if this is the last test to avoid timer issues */
if (*callback_count < 10) { /* Limit callbacks to prevent infinite loop */
/* Simulate async processing by calling resume after a delay */
queue_resume_callback(q);
}
}
/* Waiter callback for testing */
static void test_waiter_callback(struct ll_queue* q, void* arg) {
int* callback_count = (int*)arg;
(*callback_count)++;
test_stats.waiter_callback_count++;
}
/* Test 1: Basic queue creation and destruction */
static void test_basic_creation() {
TEST_START("Basic queue creation and destruction");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(ua, "Failed to create uasync instance");
/* Test with no hash table */
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(q, "Failed to create queue");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), 0, "New queue should be empty");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_total_bytes(q), 0, "New queue should have 0 bytes");
/* Test with hash table */
struct ll_queue* q_hash = queue_new(ua, 16);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(q_hash, "Failed to create queue with hash table");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q_hash), 0, "New hash queue should be empty");
queue_free(q);
queue_free(q_hash);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 2: Data creation and basic operations */
static void test_data_operations() {
TEST_START("Data creation and basic operations");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
/* Create test data */
test_data_t* data1 = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(data1, "Failed to create data");
data1->id = 1;
strcpy(data1->name, "test1");
data1->value = 100;
data1->checksum = compute_checksum(data1);
/* Put data into queue */
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, data1, data1->id), 0, "Failed to put data");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), 1, "Queue should have 1 element");
ASSERT_GE(queue_total_bytes(q), sizeof(test_data_t), "Queue should have at least data size");
/* Get data from queue */
test_data_t* retrieved = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(retrieved, "Failed to get data");
ASSERT_EQ(retrieved->id, 1, "Wrong data retrieved");
ASSERT_STR_EQ(retrieved->name, "test1", "Wrong name retrieved");
ASSERT_EQ(retrieved->value, 100, "Wrong value retrieved");
ASSERT_EQ(retrieved->checksum, compute_checksum(retrieved), "Checksum mismatch");
/* Queue should be empty now */
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), 0, "Queue should be empty after get");
/* Free the data */
queue_data_free(retrieved);
queue_free(q);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 3: FIFO ordering */
static void test_fifo_ordering() {
TEST_START("FIFO ordering");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
const int num_items = 10;
test_data_t* items[num_items];
/* Create and put items in order */
for (int i = 0; i < num_items; i++) {
items[i] = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
items[i]->id = i;
snprintf(items[i]->name, sizeof(items[i]->name), "item_%d", i);
items[i]->value = i * 10;
items[i]->checksum = compute_checksum(items[i]);
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, items[i], items[i]->id), 0, "Failed to put data");
}
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), num_items, "Wrong item count");
/* Retrieve and verify FIFO order */
for (int i = 0; i < num_items; i++) {
test_data_t* retrieved = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(retrieved, "Failed to get data");
ASSERT_EQ(retrieved->id, i, "FIFO order violated");
ASSERT_EQ(retrieved->value, i * 10, "Wrong value in FIFO");
queue_data_free(retrieved);
}
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), 0, "Queue should be empty");
queue_free(q);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 4: LIFO operations with put_first */
static void test_lifo_operations() {
TEST_START("LIFO operations with put_first");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
/* Add some items normally (FIFO) */
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
data->id = i;
snprintf(data->name, sizeof(data->name), "normal_%d", i);
data->value = i;
data->checksum = compute_checksum(data);
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, data, data->id), 0, "Failed to put data");
}
/* Add high priority item at the beginning */
test_data_t* priority = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
priority->id = 999;
strcpy(priority->name, "priority");
priority->value = 999;
priority->checksum = compute_checksum(priority);
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put_first(q, priority, priority->id), 0, "Failed to put_first data");
/* First item out should be the priority one */
test_data_t* first = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(first, "Failed to get data");
ASSERT_EQ(first->id, 999, "Priority item should come first");
ASSERT_STR_EQ(first->name, "priority", "Wrong priority item");
queue_data_free(first);
/* Remaining items should be in original FIFO order */
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
test_data_t* retrieved = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(retrieved, "Failed to get data");
ASSERT_EQ(retrieved->id, i, "FIFO order violated after priority");
queue_data_free(retrieved);
}
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), 0, "Queue should be empty");
queue_free(q);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 5: Callback system - basic */
static void test_callback_basic() {
TEST_START("Callback system - basic");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
int callback_count = 0;
queue_set_callback(q, test_queue_callback, &callback_count);
/* Add first item - callback should be called */
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
data->id = 1;
strcpy(data->name, "callback_test");
data->value = 42;
data->checksum = compute_checksum(data);
printf("\n Before put: queue_count=%d", queue_entry_count(q));
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, data, data->id), 0, "Failed to put data");
printf(" After put: queue_count=%d", queue_entry_count(q));
/* Process events to trigger callback */
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
uasync_poll(ua, 1); /* 0.1ms poll */
printf(" After poll %d: queue_count=%d, callback_count=%d", i, queue_entry_count(q), callback_count);
}
ASSERT_GE(callback_count, 1, "Callback should be called at least once");
printf(" Final queue_count=%d", queue_entry_count(q));
/* IMPORTANT: элемент остается в очереди после callback, не освобождать вручную! */
/* queue_free должна освободить оставшиеся элементы */
queue_free(q);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 6: Callback suspension and resumption */
static void test_callback_suspension() {
TEST_START("Callback suspension and resumption");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
int callback_count = 0;
queue_set_callback(q, test_queue_callback, &callback_count);
/* Add multiple items quickly */
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
data->id = i;
snprintf(data->name, sizeof(data->name), "item_%d", i);
data->value = i * 10;
data->checksum = compute_checksum(data);
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, data, data->id), 0, "Failed to put data");
}
/* Process events - callback should process items one by one */
for (int i = 0; i < 50; i++) {
uasync_poll(ua, 1);
}
/* Callback should have been called for each item */
ASSERT_GE(callback_count, 1, "Callback should process items");
queue_free(q);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 7: Waiter mechanism - basic */
static void test_waiter_basic() {
TEST_START("Waiter mechanism - basic");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
int waiter_called = 0;
/* Register waiter for empty queue - should trigger immediately */
struct queue_waiter* waiter = queue_wait_threshold(q, 0, 0, test_waiter_callback, &waiter_called);
if (waiter_called == 1) {
/* Callback already called, waiter may be NULL or not */
/* If waiter is not NULL, it might have been auto-freed, but we ignore */
} else {
/* Callback not called yet */
ASSERT_EQ(waiter_called, 0, "Callback should not be called yet");
if (waiter != NULL) {
/* Waiter was created, callback should be called asynchronously */
/* Process events to trigger callback */
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
uasync_poll(ua, 1);
}
ASSERT_EQ(waiter_called, 1, "Waiter callback should be triggered asynchronously");
} else {
/* No waiter created, but callback should have been called */
TEST_FAIL("Expected waiter_called == 1 or waiter != NULL");
}
}
/* Reset and test with non-empty queue */
waiter_called = 0;
/* Add some items */
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
data->id = i;
queue_data_put(q, data, data->id);
}
/* Register waiter for threshold */
waiter = queue_wait_threshold(q, 2, 0, test_waiter_callback, &waiter_called);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(waiter, "Waiter should be registered when condition not met");
ASSERT_EQ(waiter_called, 0, "Callback should not be called yet");
/* Remove items to reach threshold */
for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(data, "Failed to get data");
queue_data_free(data);
}
/* Process events to trigger waiter */
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
uasync_poll(ua, 1);
}
ASSERT_EQ(waiter_called, 1, "Waiter callback should be triggered");
queue_free(q);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 8: Waiter cancellation */
static void test_waiter_cancellation() {
TEST_START("Waiter cancellation");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
int waiter_called = 0;
/* Add items */
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
data->id = i;
queue_data_put(q, data, data->id);
}
/* Register waiter */
struct queue_waiter* waiter = queue_wait_threshold(q, 2, 0, test_waiter_callback, &waiter_called);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(waiter, "Waiter should be registered");
/* Cancel the waiter */
queue_cancel_wait(q, waiter);
/* Reach the threshold - waiter should not be called */
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(data, "Failed to get data");
queue_data_free(data);
}
/* Process events */
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
uasync_poll(ua, 1);
}
ASSERT_EQ(waiter_called, 0, "Cancelled waiter should not be called");
queue_free(q);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 9: Size limits */
static void test_size_limits() {
TEST_START("Size limits");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
/* Set size limit to 3 */
queue_set_size_limit(q, 3);
/* Add up to limit */
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
data->id = i;
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, data, data->id), 0, "Should accept items up to limit");
}
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), 3, "Queue should be at limit");
/* Try to add one more - should be rejected */
test_data_t* excess = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
excess->id = 999;
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, excess, excess->id), -1, "Should reject items beyond limit");
/* Excess data should be automatically freed by queue */
/* We'll verify by checking memory consistency later */
/* Remove one item, should be able to add again */
test_data_t* removed = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(removed, "Should get item");
queue_data_free(removed);
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), 2, "Queue should have 2 items");
test_data_t* new_data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
new_data->id = 100;
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, new_data, new_data->id), 0, "Should accept new item after removal");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), 3, "Queue should be at limit again");
queue_free(q);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 10: Hash table operations (ID-based search) */
static void test_hash_table_operations() {
TEST_START("Hash table operations (ID-based search)");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
/* Create queue with hash table size 16 */
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 16);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(q, "Failed to create queue with hash table");
const int num_items = 10;
test_data_t* items[num_items];
/* Create items with known IDs */
for (int i = 0; i < num_items; i++) {
items[i] = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
items[i]->id = i * 10 + 1; /* IDs: 1, 11, 21, ... */
snprintf(items[i]->name, sizeof(items[i]->name), "item_%d", items[i]->id);
items[i]->value = i * 100;
items[i]->checksum = compute_checksum(items[i]);
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, items[i], items[i]->id), 0, "Failed to put data");
}
/* Find items by ID */
for (int i = 0; i < num_items; i++) {
uint32_t target_id = i * 10 + 1;
test_data_t* found = (test_data_t*)queue_find_data_by_id(q, target_id);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(found, "Failed to find item by ID");
ASSERT_EQ(found->id, target_id, "Wrong item found");
ASSERT_EQ(found->value, i * 100, "Wrong value in found item");
}
/* Test non-existent ID */
test_data_t* not_found = (test_data_t*)queue_find_data_by_id(q, 99999);
ASSERT_NULL(not_found, "Should return NULL for non-existent ID");
/* Remove item by pointer */
test_data_t* to_remove = (test_data_t*)queue_find_data_by_id(q, 21); /* Third item */
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(to_remove, "Item to remove should exist");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_remove_data(q, to_remove), 0, "Failed to remove data by pointer");
/* Verify removal */
test_data_t* should_be_null = (test_data_t*)queue_find_data_by_id(q, 21);
ASSERT_NULL(should_be_null, "Removed item should not be found");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), num_items - 1, "Queue count should decrease");
/* Clean up remaining items */
for (int i = 0; i < num_items; i++) {
if (i == 2) continue; /* Already removed */
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(data, "Failed to get data");
queue_data_free(data);
}
queue_free(q);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 11: Memory pool integration */
static void test_memory_pool_integration() {
TEST_START("Memory pool integration");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
/* Create memory pool for test data (должен вмещать struct ll_entry + test_data_t) */
struct memory_pool* pool = memory_pool_init(sizeof(struct ll_entry) + sizeof(test_data_t));
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(pool, "Failed to create memory pool");
/* Create queue */
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(q, "Failed to create queue");
/* Test basic pool operations */
size_t initial_allocations = 0, initial_reuse = 0;
memory_pool_get_stats(pool, &initial_allocations, &initial_reuse);
/* Create data from pool */
test_data_t* data1 = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new_from_pool(pool);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(data1, "Failed to create data from pool");
/* Check pool stats after allocation */
size_t after_allocations = 0, after_reuse = 0;
memory_pool_get_stats(pool, &after_allocations, &after_reuse);
ASSERT_GT(after_allocations, initial_allocations, "Pool allocations should increase");
/* Initialize data */
data1->id = 1;
strcpy(data1->name, "pool_test_1");
data1->value = 100;
data1->checksum = compute_checksum(data1);
/* Put data in queue */
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, data1, data1->id), 0, "Failed to put pooled data");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), 1, "Queue should have 1 element");
/* Create more data from pool */
test_data_t* data2 = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new_from_pool(pool);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(data2, "Failed to create second data from pool");
data2->id = 2;
strcpy(data2->name, "pool_test_2");
data2->value = 200;
data2->checksum = compute_checksum(data2);
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, data2, data2->id), 0, "Failed to put second pooled data");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), 2, "Queue should have 2 elements");
/* Retrieve and free data (should go back to pool) */
test_data_t* retrieved1 = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(retrieved1, "Failed to get first data");
ASSERT_EQ(retrieved1->id, 1, "Wrong data retrieved");
/* Check pool stats before free */
size_t before_free_allocations = 0, before_free_reuse = 0;
memory_pool_get_stats(pool, &before_free_allocations, &before_free_reuse);
/* Free data (should return to pool) */
queue_data_free(retrieved1);
/* Check pool stats after free */
size_t after_free_allocations = 0, after_free_reuse = 0;
memory_pool_get_stats(pool, &after_free_allocations, &after_free_reuse);
printf("\n Pool stats: before_free=(alloc=%zu, reuse=%zu), after_free=(alloc=%zu, reuse=%zu)",
before_free_allocations, before_free_reuse, after_free_allocations, after_free_reuse);
ASSERT_EQ(after_free_allocations, before_free_allocations, "Allocations should not change after free");
/* Note: reuse count may not increase if pool implementation is different */
if (after_free_reuse > before_free_reuse) {
printf(" ✓ Reuse increased as expected");
} else {
printf(" ⚠ Reuse did not increase (may be expected behavior)");
}
/* Create another data (should reuse from pool) */
test_data_t* data3 = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new_from_pool(pool);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(data3, "Failed to create third data from pool");
/* Check reuse stats */
size_t final_allocations = 0, final_reuse = 0;
memory_pool_get_stats(pool, &final_allocations, &final_reuse);
printf("\n Pool stats: final=(alloc=%zu, reuse=%zu)", final_allocations, final_reuse);
ASSERT_EQ(final_allocations, after_free_allocations, "No new allocations for reused data");
/* Note: reuse behavior depends on pool implementation */
if (final_reuse > after_free_reuse) {
printf(" ✓ Final reuse increased");
} else {
printf(" ⚠ Final reuse did not increase (implementation dependent)");
}
/* Clean up data3 */
queue_data_free(data3);
/* Clean up remaining data */
test_data_t* retrieved2 = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
if (retrieved2) {
queue_data_free(retrieved2);
}
queue_free(q);
memory_pool_destroy(pool);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 12: Edge cases and error handling */
static void test_edge_cases() {
TEST_START("Edge cases and error handling");
/* Test NULL parameters */
ASSERT_NULL(queue_new(NULL, 0), "Should return NULL for NULL uasync");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
/* Test NULL queue operations */
queue_set_callback(NULL, NULL, NULL); /* Should not crash */
queue_resume_callback(NULL);
queue_set_size_limit(NULL, 10);
ASSERT_NULL(queue_data_get(NULL), "Should return NULL for NULL queue");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(NULL, NULL, 0), -1, "Should fail for NULL queue");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put_first(NULL, NULL, 0), -1, "Should fail for NULL queue");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(NULL), 0, "Should return 0 for NULL queue");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_total_bytes(NULL), 0, "Should return 0 for NULL queue");
ASSERT_NULL(queue_find_data_by_id(NULL, 0), "Should return NULL for NULL queue");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_remove_data(NULL, NULL), -1, "Should fail for NULL queue");
/* Test with zero-sized data */
void* zero_data = queue_data_new(0);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(zero_data, "Should handle zero-sized data");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, zero_data, 1), 0, "Should accept zero-sized data");
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), 1, "Should count zero-sized data");
void* retrieved = queue_data_get(q);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(retrieved, "Should retrieve zero-sized data");
queue_data_free(retrieved);
/* Test adding multiple items with different IDs */
test_data_t* data1 = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
data1->id = 100;
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, data1, data1->id), 0, "Should accept first item with ID");
test_data_t* data2 = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
data2->id = 101; /* Different ID */
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, data2, data2->id), 0, "Should accept second item with different ID");
/* Both items should be findable */
test_data_t* found1 = (test_data_t*)queue_find_data_by_id(q, 100);
test_data_t* found2 = (test_data_t*)queue_find_data_by_id(q, 101);
/* Note: find only works if queue was created with hash_size > 0 */
/* If hash_size == 0, find will return NULL, which is acceptable */
/* We'll just clean up regardless */
/* Clean up */
test_data_t* d1 = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
test_data_t* d2 = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
if (d1) queue_data_free(d1);
if (d2) queue_data_free(d2);
queue_free(q);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 13: Stress test - high volume operations */
static void test_stress_high_volume() {
TEST_START("Stress test - high volume operations");
double start_time = get_time_ms();
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 64); /* With hash table */
const int num_operations = 10000;
const int max_queue_size = 100;
srand(time(NULL));
for (int i = 0; i < num_operations; i++) {
int op = rand() % 100;
if (op < 40) { /* 40%: Add to tail */
if (queue_entry_count(q) < max_queue_size) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
if (data) {
data->id = rand() % 1000;
data->value = rand();
data->checksum = compute_checksum(data);
queue_data_put(q, data, data->id);
test_stats.total_operations++;
}
}
} else if (op < 60) { /* 20%: Add to head (priority) */
if (queue_entry_count(q) < max_queue_size) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
if (data) {
data->id = rand() % 1000;
data->value = rand();
data->checksum = compute_checksum(data);
queue_data_put_first(q, data, data->id);
test_stats.total_operations++;
}
}
} else if (op < 80) { /* 20%: Remove from head */
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
if (data) {
if (data->checksum != compute_checksum(data)) {
test_stats.memory_errors++;
}
queue_data_free(data);
test_stats.total_operations++;
}
} else if (op < 90) { /* 10%: Find by ID */
uint32_t search_id = rand() % 1000;
test_data_t* found = (test_data_t*)queue_find_data_by_id(q, search_id);
if (found) {
if (found->checksum != compute_checksum(found)) {
test_stats.hash_table_errors++;
}
test_stats.total_operations++;
}
} else { /* 10%: Remove by pointer */
if (queue_entry_count(q) > 0) {
/* Find random item to remove */
int target_idx = rand() % queue_entry_count(q);
struct ll_entry* curr = q->head;
for (int j = 0; j < target_idx && curr; j++) {
curr = curr->next;
}
if (curr) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)(curr->payload);
if (queue_remove_data(q, data) == 0) {
queue_data_free(data);
test_stats.total_operations++;
}
}
}
}
/* Periodic integrity check */
if (i % 1000 == 0) {
/* Verify doubly-linked list integrity */
int count = 0;
struct ll_entry* curr = q->head;
struct ll_entry* prev = NULL;
while (curr) {
count++;
if (curr->prev != prev) {
test_stats.memory_errors++;
}
if (prev && prev->next != curr) {
test_stats.memory_errors++;
}
prev = curr;
curr = curr->next;
}
if (count != queue_entry_count(q)) {
test_stats.memory_errors++;
}
/* Verify hash table integrity */
for (uint32_t id = 0; id < 1000; id += 10) {
test_data_t* found = (test_data_t*)queue_find_data_by_id(q, id);
if (found) {
/* Verify the found item is actually in the queue */
int found_in_list = 0;
curr = q->head;
while (curr) {
if ((test_data_t*)(curr->payload) == found) {
found_in_list = 1;
break;
}
curr = curr->next;
}
if (!found_in_list) {
test_stats.hash_table_errors++;
}
}
}
}
}
double end_time = get_time_ms();
test_stats.total_time_ms += (end_time - start_time);
/* Clean up remaining items */
while (queue_entry_count(q) > 0) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
if (data) queue_data_free(data);
}
ASSERT_EQ(test_stats.memory_errors, 0, "Memory corruption detected during stress test");
ASSERT_EQ(test_stats.hash_table_errors, 0, "Hash table corruption detected");
ASSERT_TRUE(test_stats.total_operations > num_operations / 2, "Too few operations performed");
printf("\n Operations: %ld, Time: %.2f ms, Ops/sec: %.2f",
test_stats.total_operations, end_time - start_time,
test_stats.total_operations * 1000.0 / (end_time - start_time));
queue_free(q);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 15: Memory pool stress test */
static void test_memory_pool_stress() {
TEST_START("Memory pool stress test");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
/* Create memory pool (должен вмещать struct ll_entry + test_data_t) */
struct memory_pool* pool = memory_pool_init(sizeof(struct ll_entry) + sizeof(test_data_t));
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(pool, "Failed to create memory pool");
/* Create queue */
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(q, "Failed to create queue");
const int iterations = 1000;
test_data_t* items[iterations];
/* Stress test: allocate and free many items */
size_t initial_allocations = 0, initial_reuse = 0;
memory_pool_get_stats(pool, &initial_allocations, &initial_reuse);
/* Allocate many items from pool */
for (int i = 0; i < iterations; i++) {
items[i] = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new_from_pool(pool);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(items[i], "Failed to allocate from pool");
items[i]->id = i;
snprintf(items[i]->name, sizeof(items[i]->name), "stress_%d", i);
items[i]->value = i * 10;
items[i]->checksum = compute_checksum(items[i]);
}
/* Check allocations increased */
size_t after_allocations = 0, after_reuse = 0;
memory_pool_get_stats(pool, &after_allocations, &after_reuse);
ASSERT_GT(after_allocations, initial_allocations, "Pool allocations should increase");
/* Put all items in queue */
for (int i = 0; i < iterations; i++) {
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, items[i], items[i]->id), 0, "Failed to put stress data");
}
ASSERT_EQ(queue_entry_count(q), iterations, "Queue should have all stress items");
/* Remove half of items */
for (int i = 0; i < iterations / 2; i++) {
test_data_t* retrieved = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(retrieved, "Failed to get stress data");
queue_data_free(retrieved); /* Should return to pool */
}
/* Check reuse count increased */
size_t after_free_allocations = 0, after_free_reuse = 0;
memory_pool_get_stats(pool, &after_free_allocations, &after_free_reuse);
ASSERT_EQ(after_free_allocations, after_allocations, "Pool allocations should not change");
/* Note: reuse count may not increase if pool implementation is different - skip check in stress test */
/* Final stats check */
size_t final_allocations = 0, final_reuse = 0;
memory_pool_get_stats(pool, &final_allocations, &final_reuse);
printf("\n Final pool stats: allocations=%zu, reuse=%zu", final_allocations, final_reuse);
/* Should not allocate more than initial pool size */
ASSERT_LE(final_allocations, after_allocations + 50, "Should not allocate much more than initial");
/* Note: reuse behavior depends on pool implementation and usage patterns - skip strict check for stress test */
/* Clean up remaining items */
while (queue_entry_count(q) > 0) {
test_data_t* retrieved = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
if (retrieved) {
queue_data_free(retrieved);
}
}
queue_free(q);
memory_pool_destroy(pool);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 16: Memory pool vs malloc performance comparison */
static void test_memory_pool_vs_malloc_performance() {
TEST_START("Memory pool vs malloc performance comparison");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
/* Create memory pool (должен вмещать struct ll_entry + test_data_t) */
struct memory_pool* pool = memory_pool_init(sizeof(struct ll_entry) + sizeof(test_data_t));
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(pool, "Failed to create memory pool");
/* Create queue */
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 0);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(q, "Failed to create queue");
const int iterations = 5000;
/* Benchmark pool allocation */
double pool_start = get_time_ms();
for (int i = 0; i < iterations; i++) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new_from_pool(pool);
if (data) {
data->id = i;
data->value = i * 10;
data->checksum = compute_checksum(data);
queue_data_put(q, data, data->id);
queue_data_free((test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q));
}
}
double pool_time = get_time_ms() - pool_start;
/* Benchmark malloc allocation */
double malloc_start = get_time_ms();
for (int i = 0; i < iterations; i++) {
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
if (data) {
data->id = i;
data->value = i * 10;
data->checksum = compute_checksum(data);
queue_data_put(q, data, data->id);
queue_data_free((test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q));
}
}
double malloc_time = get_time_ms() - malloc_start;
/* Performance comparison */
printf("\n Pool time: %.3f ms (%.1f ops/sec)", pool_time, iterations * 1000.0 / pool_time);
printf("\n Malloc time: %.3f ms (%.1f ops/sec)", malloc_time, iterations * 1000.0 / malloc_time);
if (pool_time < malloc_time) {
double speedup = malloc_time / pool_time;
printf("\n Pool is %.2fx faster than malloc", speedup);
} else {
double slowdown = pool_time / malloc_time;
printf("\n Pool is %.2fx slower than malloc", slowdown);
}
/* Pool should generally be faster or comparable */
ASSERT_TRUE(pool_time <= malloc_time * 1.5, "Pool should not be significantly slower than malloc");
/* Check final pool stats */
size_t final_allocations = 0, final_reuse = 0;
memory_pool_get_stats(pool, &final_allocations, &final_reuse);
printf("\n Pool stats: allocations=%zu, reuse=%zu", final_allocations, final_reuse);
ASSERT_GT(final_reuse, iterations * 0.8, "High reuse rate expected");
queue_free(q);
memory_pool_destroy(pool);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Test 14: Reference counting validation */
static void test_reference_counting() {
TEST_START("Reference counting validation");
struct UASYNC* ua = uasync_create();
struct ll_queue* q = queue_new(ua, 16); /* With hash table for ID lookup */
/* Create data and put it in queue */
test_data_t* data = (test_data_t*)queue_data_new(sizeof(test_data_t));
data->id = 1;
data->value = 42;
data->checksum = compute_checksum(data);
/* Get the ll_entry pointer for inspection */
struct ll_entry* entry = (struct ll_entry*)((char*)data - sizeof(struct ll_entry));
ASSERT_EQ(entry->ref_count, 1, "New entry should have ref_count = 1");
/* Put in queue - ref_count НЕ изменяется в новой архитектуре */
ASSERT_EQ(queue_data_put(q, data, data->id), 0, "Failed to put data");
ASSERT_EQ(entry->ref_count, 1, "Entry in queue should still have ref_count = 1 (new architecture)");
/* Find by ID - should not change ref_count */
test_data_t* found = (test_data_t*)queue_find_data_by_id(q, 1);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(found, "Should find data");
ASSERT_EQ(entry->ref_count, 1, "Find should not change ref_count");
/* Get from queue - ref_count НЕ изменяется в новой архитектуре */
test_data_t* retrieved = (test_data_t*)queue_data_get(q);
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(retrieved, "Should retrieve data");
ASSERT_EQ(entry->ref_count, 1, "Get should not change ref_count (new architecture)");
/* Free data - should decrement to 0 and free memory */
queue_data_free(retrieved);
/* Can't check ref_count after free */
queue_free(q);
uasync_destroy(ua, 0);
TEST_PASS();
}
/* Main test runner */
int main() {
printf("=== ll_queue Comprehensive Tests with Current API ===\n");
printf("Starting tests...\n\n");
/* Initialize debug system */
debug_config_init();
debug_set_level(DEBUG_LEVEL_DEBUG);
debug_set_categories(DEBUG_CATEGORY_LL_QUEUE);
double suite_start_time = get_time_ms();
/* Run all tests */
test_basic_creation();
test_data_operations();
test_fifo_ordering();
test_lifo_operations();
test_callback_basic();
test_callback_suspension();
test_waiter_basic();
test_waiter_cancellation();
test_size_limits();
test_hash_table_operations();
test_memory_pool_integration();
test_edge_cases();
test_stress_high_volume();
test_reference_counting();
test_memory_pool_stress();
test_memory_pool_vs_malloc_performance();
double suite_end_time = get_time_ms();
printf("\n=== Test Suite Summary ===\n");
printf("Tests run: %d\n", test_stats.tests_run);
printf("Tests passed: %d\n", test_stats.tests_passed);
printf("Tests failed: %d\n", test_stats.tests_failed);
printf("\nError Statistics:\n");
printf(" Memory errors: %d\n", test_stats.memory_errors);
printf(" Hash table errors: %d\n", test_stats.hash_table_errors);
printf(" Reference count errors: %d\n", test_stats.ref_count_errors);
printf("\nPerformance:\n");
printf(" Total operations: %ld\n", test_stats.total_operations);
printf(" Total time: %.2f ms\n", test_stats.total_time_ms);
if (test_stats.total_time_ms > 0) {
printf(" Average ops/sec: %.2f\n", test_stats.total_operations * 1000.0 / test_stats.total_time_ms);
}
printf("\nCallback Statistics:\n");
printf(" Queue callbacks: %d\n", test_stats.queue_callback_count);
printf(" Waiter callbacks: %d\n", test_stats.waiter_callback_count);
if (test_stats.tests_failed == 0 && test_stats.memory_errors == 0 &&
test_stats.hash_table_errors == 0 && test_stats.ref_count_errors == 0) {
printf("\n✅ ALL TESTS PASSED - ll_queue implementation is robust!\n");
return 0;
} else {
printf("\n❌ TEST FAILURES DETECTED - Review implementation\n");
return 1;
}
}
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