Fixed a serious bug in list.h. :-(

Improved tests to be multi-threaded. Still needs a lot more testing.
Removed the nasty global variable in test.C.


git-svn-id: file:///srv/svn/repos/haiku/trunk/current@584 a95241bf-73f2-0310-859d-f6bbb57e9c96
This commit is contained in:
Michael Phipps 2002-08-05 03:41:16 +00:00
parent 6c657a0ed5
commit c70c326c96
8 changed files with 78 additions and 46 deletions

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@ -85,14 +85,14 @@ void area::freeArea(void)
vpages.dump();
for (struct node *cur=vpages.rock;cur;)
{
printf ("area::freeArea: wasting a page: %x\n",cur);
//printf ("area::freeArea: wasting a page: %x\n",cur);
vpage *page=(vpage *)cur;
page->flush();
printf ("area::freeArea: flushed a page \n");
//printf ("area::freeArea: flushed a page \n");
cur=cur->next;
delete page; // Probably need to add a destructor
}
printf ("area::freeArea: unlocking \n");
//printf ("area::freeArea: unlocking \n");
manager->unlock();
printf ("area::freeArea: ending \n");
}

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@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ class area : public node
status_t setProtection(protectType prot);
bool couldAdd(unsigned long start,unsigned long end) { return ((end<start_address) || (start>end_address));}
unsigned long getEndAddress(void) {return end_address;}
unsigned long getStartAddress(void) {return start_address;}
void pager(int desperation);
void saver(void);

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@ -8,12 +8,14 @@ areaManager::areaManager(void)
unsigned long areaManager::getNextAddress(int pages, unsigned long start)
{
// areas.dump();
unsigned long end=start+(pages*PAGE_SIZE)-1;
for (struct node *cur=areas.rock;cur;cur=cur->next)
{
if (cur)
{
area *myArea=(area *)cur;
// printf ("Looking for %x, %d pages; current = %x\n",start,pages,myArea->getEndAddress());
if (!myArea->couldAdd(start,end))
{ // if we don't work, there must be an overlap, so go to the end of this area.
start=myArea->getEndAddress();
@ -40,7 +42,7 @@ area *areaManager::findArea(void *address)
for (struct node *cur=areas.rock;cur;cur=cur->next)
{
area *myArea=(area *)cur;
// printf ("areaManager::findArea: Looking for %d\n",address);
// printf ("areaManager::findArea: Looking for %x between %x and %x\n",address,myArea->getStartAddress(),myArea->getEndAddress());
if (myArea->contains(address))
return myArea;
}

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@ -24,6 +24,12 @@ class list {
void *next(void) {nodeCount--;node *n=rock;if (rock) rock=rock->next;return n;}
void remove(node *toNuke)
{
// printf ("list::remove starting: nuking %x \n",toNuke);
// list::dump();
if (rock==toNuke)
rock=rock->next;
else
{
bool done=false;
for (struct node *cur=rock;!done && cur->next;cur=cur->next)
if (cur->next==toNuke)
@ -32,6 +38,9 @@ class list {
done=true;
}
}
// printf ("list::remove ending: \n");
// list::dump();
}
void dump(void)
{
for (struct node *cur=rock;cur;cur=cur->next)

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@ -33,26 +33,26 @@ pageManager::pageManager(int pages)
page *pageManager::getPage(void)
{
page *ret=NULL;
printf ("pageManager::getPage: Checking clean\n");
//printf ("pageManager::getPage: Checking clean\n");
printf ("pageManager::getPage:cleanCount = %d\n", clean.nodeCount);
if (clean.count())
{
printf ("pageManager::getPage:locking clean\n");
//printf ("pageManager::getPage:locking clean\n");
acquire_sem(cleanLock);
printf ("pageManager::getPage:locked clean\n");
//printf ("pageManager::getPage:locked clean\n");
ret=(page *)clean.next();
printf ("pageManager::getPage:got next clean\n");
//printf ("pageManager::getPage:got next clean\n");
release_sem(cleanLock);
printf ("pageManager::getPage:unlocked clean\n");
//printf ("pageManager::getPage:unlocked clean\n");
} // This could fail if someone swoops in and steal our page.
if (!ret && unused.count())
{
printf ("pageManager::getPage:Checking unused\n");
//printf ("pageManager::getPage:Checking unused\n");
acquire_sem(unusedLock);
ret=(page *)unused.next();
printf ("pageManager::getPage:got next unused\n");
//printf ("pageManager::getPage:got next unused\n");
release_sem(unusedLock);
printf ("pageManager::getPage:next unused = %x\n",ret);
//printf ("pageManager::getPage:next unused = %x\n",ret);
if (ret)
ret->zero();
} // This could fail if someone swoops in and steal our page.
@ -62,6 +62,7 @@ page *pageManager::getPage(void)
inUse.add(ret);
release_sem(inUseLock);
}
printf ("pageManager::getPage:leaving with page = %x\n", ret);
return ret;
}
@ -89,7 +90,7 @@ void pageManager::cleaner(void)
clean.add(first);
release_sem(cleanLock);
release_sem(unusedLock);
printf ("pageManager::cleaner: All done with vacuum a page\n");
//printf ("pageManager::cleaner: All done with vacuum a page\n");
snooze(125000);
}
}

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@ -1,44 +1,60 @@
#include "vmInterface.h"
#include <stdio.h>
unsigned long addr;
vmInterface vm(10);
void writeByte(unsigned int offset, char value) { vm.setByte(addr+offset,value); }
void writeByte(unsigned long addr,unsigned int offset, char value) { vm.setByte(addr+offset,value); }
unsigned char readByte(unsigned int offset ) { char value=vm.getByte(addr+offset); return value; }
unsigned char readByte(unsigned long addr,unsigned int offset ) { char value=vm.getByte(addr+offset); return value; }
int createFillAndTest(int pages)
{
unsigned long addr;
int area1;
area1=vm.createArea("Mine",pages,(void **)(&addr));
for (int i=0;i<pages*PAGE_SIZE;i++)
writeByte(i,i%256);
writeByte(addr,i,i%256);
for (int i=0;i<pages*PAGE_SIZE;i++)
if (i%256!=readByte(i))
printf ("ERROR! Byte at offset %d does not match: expected: %d, found: %d\n",i,i%256,readByte(i));
if (i%256!=readByte(addr,i))
printf ("ERROR! Byte at offset %d does not match: expected: %d, found: %d\n",i,i%256,readByte(addr,i));
return area1;
}
struct loopTestParameters
{
char *name;
bigtime_t initialSnooze;
int areaSize;
bigtime_t holdSnooze;
bigtime_t loopSnooze;
};
int32 loopTest(void *parameters)
{
loopTestParameters *params=((loopTestParameters *)parameters);
int area1;
while (1)
{
snooze(params->initialSnooze);
printf ("Creating %s area\n",params->name);
area1=createFillAndTest(params->areaSize);
snooze(params->holdSnooze);
printf ("Freeing %s area\n",params->name);
vm.freeArea(area1);
snooze(params->loopSnooze);
}
}
int main(int argc,char **argv)
{
int area1,area2;
printf ("Creating a new area1\n");
area1=createFillAndTest(2);
snooze(5000000);
printf ("Creating a new area2\n");
area2=createFillAndTest(2);
snooze(500000);
printf ("Freeing area1\n");
vm.freeArea(area1);
snooze(500000);
printf ("Freeing area2\n");
vm.freeArea(area2);
printf ("Done Freeing area2\n");
snooze(20000000);
loopTestParameters area1Params={"area1",1000000,2,100000,100000};
loopTestParameters area2Params={"area2",1000000,2,100000,100000};
resume_thread(spawn_thread(loopTest,"area test 1",0,&area1Params));
resume_thread(spawn_thread(loopTest,"area test 2",0,&area2Params));
snooze(50000000);
printf ("Creating a new area\n");
area1=createFillAndTest(2);
vm.freeArea(area1);
return 0;
}

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@ -97,7 +97,10 @@ void vmInterface::freeArea(int Area)
status_t vmInterface::getAreaInfo(int Area,area_info *dest)
{
area *oldArea=getAM()->findArea(Area);
if (oldArea)
return oldArea->getInfo(dest);
else
printf ("vmInterface::getAreaInfo: unable to find requested area\n");
}
status_t vmInterface::getNextAreaInfo(int process,int32 *cookie,area_info *dest)

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@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ void vpage::setProtection(protectType prot)
bool vpage::fault(void *fault_address, bool writeError) // true = OK, false = panic.
{ // This is dispatched by the real interrupt handler, who locates us
printf ("vpage::fault: address = %d, write = %s\n",(unsigned long) fault_address,((writeError)?"true":"false"));
//printf ("vpage::fault: address = %d, write = %s\n",(unsigned long) fault_address,((writeError)?"true":"false"));
if (writeError)
{
dirty=true;
@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ bool vpage::fault(void *fault_address, bool writeError) // true = OK, false = pa
// Update the architecture specific stuff here...
// This refresh is unneeded if the data was never written out...
refresh(); // I wonder if these vnode calls are safe during an interrupt...
printf ("vpage::fault: Refreshed\n");
//printf ("vpage::fault: Refreshed\n");
}