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Kirill Smelkov
wendelin.core
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b96008cb
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b96008cb
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Jun 07, 2019
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Kirill Smelkov
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@@ -479,30 +479,32 @@ class tFile:
def
assertCache
(
t
,
incorev
):
assert
t
.
cached
()
==
incorev
# assertBlk asserts that file
block #blk
has data as expected.
# assertBlk asserts that file
[blk]
has data as expected.
#
# Expected data may be given with size < t.blksize. In such case the data
# is implicitly appended with trailing zeros. Data can be both bytes and unicode.
#
# pinokByWLink: {} tWatchLink -> (zf, {} blk -> at).
# pinokByWLink can be None - in that case it is computed automatically.
def
assertBlk
(
t
,
blk
,
data
,
pinokByWLink
=
None
):
if
not
isinstance
(
data
,
bytes
):
data
=
data
.
encode
(
'utf-8'
)
assert
len
(
data
)
<=
t
.
blksize
dataOk
,
blkrev
=
t
.
tdb
.
_blkData
(
t
.
zf
,
blk
,
t
.
at
)
assert
dataOk
==
data
,
"computed vs explicit data"
data
+=
b'
\
0
'
*
(
t
.
blksize
-
len
(
data
))
# tailing zeros
def
assertBlk
(
t
,
blk
,
data
ok
,
pinokByWLink
=
None
):
if
not
isinstance
(
data
ok
,
bytes
):
data
ok
=
dataok
.
encode
(
'utf-8'
)
assert
len
(
data
ok
)
<=
t
.
blksize
blkdata
,
blkrev
=
t
.
tdb
.
_blkData
(
t
.
zf
,
blk
,
t
.
at
)
assert
blkdata
==
dataok
,
"computed vs explicit data"
data
ok
+=
b'
\
0
'
*
(
t
.
blksize
-
len
(
dataok
))
# tailing zeros
assert
blk
<
t
.
_sizeinblk
()
# if access goes to @head/file watches must be notified. if to @rev/file - silent.
cached
=
f
.
cached
()[
blk
]
# watches must be notified if access goes to @head/file; not if to @rev/file. XXX text
wpin
=
{}
# tWatchLink -> (zf, pinok)
for
wlink
in
t
.
tdb
.
_wlinks
:
pinok
=
{}
if
t
.
at
is
None
:
# @head/...
wat
=
wlink
.
_watching
.
get
(
zf
)
if
wat
is
not
None
and
wat
<
blkrev
:
# XXX and
block not cached and
watch not already pinned on the watch
if
wat
is
not
None
and
wat
<
blkrev
and
cached
==
0
:
# XXX and watch not already pinned on the watch
pinok
=
{
blk
:
t
.
tdb
.
_blkRev
(
t
.
zf
,
blk
,
wat
)}
wpin
[
wlink
]
=
(
t
.
zf
,
pinok
)
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@@ -510,31 +512,67 @@ class tFile:
assert
wpin
==
pinokByWLink
,
"computed vs explicit pinokByWLink"
pinokByWLink
=
wpin
blkview
=
f
.
blk
(
blk
)
assert
f
.
cached
()[
blk
]
==
cached
def
_
(
ctx
,
ev
):
assert
f
.
cached
()[
blk
]
==
cached
ev
.
append
(
'read pre'
)
# access data with released GIL so that the thread that reads data from
# head/watch can receive pin message. Be careful to handle cancelation,
# so that on error in another worker we don't stuck and the error can
# be propagated to wait and reported.
have_read
=
chan
(
1
)
def
_
():
b
=
read0_nogil
(
blkview
)
have_read
.
send
(
b
)
go
(
_
)
_
,
_rx
=
select
(
ctx
.
done
().
recv
,
# 0
have_read
.
recv
,
# 1
)
if
_
==
0
:
raise
ctx
.
err
()
b
=
_rx
ev
.
append
(
'read '
+
chr
(
b
))
ev
=
doCheckingPin
(
_
,
pinokByWLink
)
# XXX hack - wlinks are notified and emit events simultaneously - we
# check only that events begin and end with read-related and that pins
# are inside. Better do explicit check in tracetest style.
assert
ev
[
0
]
==
'read pre'
assert
ev
[
-
1
]
==
'read '
+
dataok
[
0
]
ev
=
ev
[
1
:
-
1
]
# XXX ev == 'pin rx', 'pin ack pre' ....
assert
f
.
cached
()[
blk
]
>
0
# XXX assert individually for every block's page? (easier debugging?)
assert
t
.
blk
(
blk
)
==
data
,
(
"#blk: %d"
%
blk
)
assert
blkview
==
dataok
,
(
"#blk: %d"
%
blk
)
# we just accessed the block - it has to be in OS cache
assert
t
.
cached
()[
blk
]
==
1
# assertData asserts that file has data blocks as specified.
#
# Expected blocks may be given with size < zf.blksize. In such case they
# are implicitly appended with trailing zeros.
#
# It also checks file size and optionally mtime.
def
assertData
(
t
,
datav
,
mtime
=
None
):
def
assertData
(
t
,
data
ok
v
,
mtime
=
None
):
st
=
os
.
fstat
(
t
.
f
.
fileno
())
assert
st
.
st_size
==
len
(
datav
)
*
t
.
blksize
assert
st
.
st_size
==
len
(
data
ok
v
)
*
t
.
blksize
if
mtime
is
not
None
:
assert
st
.
st_mtime
==
tidtime
(
mtime
)
for
blk
,
data
in
enumerate
(
data
v
):
t
.
assertBlk
(
blk
,
data
)
for
blk
,
data
ok
in
enumerate
(
dataok
v
):
t
.
assertBlk
(
blk
,
data
ok
)
# all blocks must be in cache after we touched them all
t
.
assertCache
([
1
]
*
len
(
datav
))
t
.
assertCache
([
1
]
*
len
(
data
ok
v
))
# tWatchLink provides testing environment for /head/watch link opened on wcfs.
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@@ -1094,14 +1132,15 @@ def test_wcfs():
at4
=
t
.
commit
()
f
.
assertCache
([
1
,
1
,
0
,
1
,
0
,
0
])
# FIXME a must be invalidated - see δbtree ^^^
# XXX -> f.assertBlk(2, '4c', {wl: {2: at3}})
blk
=
2
pinok
=
{
2
:
at3
}
# XXX at3 -> at <= wl.at for zf
f
.
assertBlk
(
2
,
'4c'
,
{
wl
:
{
2
:
at3
}})
# XXX 5, {5: ø}
# XXX 0, {0, at3} after δbtree works
blk_data
=
f
.
blk
(
blk
)
"""
blk = 2
pinok = {2: at3} # XXX at3 -> at <= wl.at for zf
blkview = f.blk(blk)
assert f.cached()[blk] == 0
def _(ctx, ev):
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@@ -1114,7 +1153,7 @@ def test_wcfs():
# successfully propagated to wait and reported.
have_read = chan(1)
def _():
b
=
read0_nogil
(
blk
_data
)
b = read0_nogil(blk
view
)
have_read.send(b)
go(_)
_, _rx = select(
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...
@@ -1134,6 +1173,7 @@ def test_wcfs():
assert f.cached()[blk] > 0
f.assertBlk(blk, '4c')
assert f.cached()[blk] == 1
"""
wl
.
close
()
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