+++ /dev/null
-#! /usr/bin/perl
-
-use strict;
-use warnings;
-
-my @types;
-my @abrev;
-my @val;
-
-push @types,"char"; push @abrev, "c"; push @val, "'w'";
-push @types,"short int"; push @abrev, "s"; push @val, '134';
-push @types,"int"; push @abrev, "i"; push @val, '-11249';
-push @types,"long int"; push @abrev, "l"; push @val, '31319919';
-push @types,"long long int"; push @abrev, "L"; push @val, '-232130010';
-push @types,"float"; push @abrev, "f"; push @val, '-11313.1135';
-push @types,"double"; push @abrev, "d"; push @val, '1424420.11331';
-
-die 'scalar @types != scalar @abrev' unless (scalar @types == scalar @abrev);
-
-print "/* This file is perl-generated, of course */\n\n";
-
-print "#include \"gras.h\"\n\n";
-
-print "XBT_LOG_NEW_DEFAULT_SUBCATEGORY(structs,test,\"Logs about the gigantic struct test\");\n\n";
-
-print "#define READ 0\n#define WRITE 1\n#define RW 2\n\n";
-
-print "void write_read(const char *type,void *src, void *dst, xbt_socket_t *sock, int direction);\n\n";
-
-my ($i,$j,$k,$l);
-my $max=scalar @types;
-# Those max variables can be used to tune how much test you are ready to do.
-# But WARNING! changing them naturally invalidate any existing data file.
-my $max_i=$max-1;
-my $max_j=0;
-my $max_k=$max-1;
-my $max_l=0;
-for $i (0..$max_i) { for $j (0..$max_j) { for $k (0..$max_k) { for $l (0..$max_l) {
- print "XBT_DEFINE_TYPE(".$abrev[$i].$abrev[$j].$abrev[$k].$abrev[$l].",".
- "struct ".$abrev[$i].$abrev[$j].$abrev[$k].$abrev[$l]." { ".
- $types[$i]." a; ".
- $types[$j]." b; ".
- $types[$k]." c;".
- $types[$l]." d;".
- "};)\n";
-}}}}
-
-# print "\n#define test(a) do {if (!(a)) { failed = 1; XBT_ERROR(\"%s failed\",#a);}} while (0)\n";
- print "\n#define test(a) xbt_assert(a)\n";
-
-print "void register_structures(void);\n";
-print "void register_structures(void) {\n";
-for $i (0..$max_i) { for $j (0..$max_j) { for $k (0..$max_k) { for $l (0..$max_l) {
- my $struct=$abrev[$i].$abrev[$j].$abrev[$k].$abrev[$l];
- print " gras_msgtype_declare(\"$struct\", xbt_datadesc_by_symbol($struct));\n";
-}}}}
-print "}\n";
-
-print "void test_structures(xbt_socket_t *sock, int direction);\n";
-print "void test_structures(xbt_socket_t *sock, int direction) {\n";
-for $i (0..$max_i) { for $j (0..$max_j) { for $k (0..$max_k) { for $l (0..$max_l) {
- my $struct=$abrev[$i].$abrev[$j].$abrev[$k].$abrev[$l];
- print " struct $struct my_$struct = {".$val[$i]."+(".$types[$i].")1,"
- .$val[$j]."+(".$types[$j].")2,"
- .$val[$k]."+(".$types[$k].")3,"
- .$val[$l]."+(".$types[$l].")4}, my_${struct}2;\n";
-}}}}
-
-print " XBT_INFO(\"---- Test on all possible struct having 4 fields (".(($max_i+1)*($max_j+1)*($max_k+1)*($max_l+1))." structs) ----\");\n";
-for $i (0..$max_i) { for $j (0..$max_j) { for $k (0..$max_k) { for $l (0..$max_l) {
- my $struct=$abrev[$i].$abrev[$j].$abrev[$k].$abrev[$l];
- print " write_read(\"$struct\", &my_$struct, &my_${struct}2, sock,direction);\n";
- print " if (direction == READ || direction == RW) {\n";
- print " int failed = 0;\n";
- print " test(my_$struct.a == my_${struct}2.a);\n";
- print " test(my_$struct.b == my_${struct}2.b);\n";
- print " test(my_$struct.c == my_${struct}2.c);\n";
- print " test(my_$struct.d == my_${struct}2.d);\n";
- print " if (!failed) XBT_VERB(\"Passed $struct\");\n";
- print " }\n";
-}}}}
- print "}\n";
- ;
