Bring new/updated tests from revise+chunks branch: flush1/flush2 update and

flushrefresh test.  (Also refactor of message send / wait code)

1 files changed, 121 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/test/h5test.c b/test/h5test.c
index f85e96c..9759fa8 100644
--- a/test/h5test.c
+++ b/test/h5test.c
@@ -93,6 +93,12 @@ static const char *multi_letters = "msbrglo";
 /* Length of multi-file VFD filename buffers */
 #define H5TEST_MULTI_FILENAME_LEN       1024
 
+/* Temporary file for sending signal messages */
+#define TMP_SIGNAL_FILE "tmp_signal_file"
+
+/* The # of seconds to wait for the message file--used by h5_wait_message() */
+#define MESSAGE_TIMEOUT         300             /* Timeout in seconds */
+
 /* Previous error reporting function */
 static H5E_auto2_t err_func = NULL;
 
@@ -1711,3 +1717,118 @@ error:
     return -1;
 }
 
+/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ * Function:    h5_send_message
+ * 
+ * Purpose:     Sends the specified signal.
+ * 
+ *              In terms of this test framework, a signal consists of a file
+ *              on disk. Since there are multiple processes that need to 
+ *              communicate with each other, they do so by writing and
+ *              reading signal files on disk, the names and contents of 
+ *              which are used to inform a process about when it can
+ *              proceed and what it should do next.
+ * 
+ *              This function writes a signal file. The first argument is
+ *              the name of the signal file, and the second and third
+ *              arguments are the contents of the first two lines of the
+ *              signal file. The last two arguments may be NULL.
+ *
+ * Return:      void
+ *
+ * Programmer:  Mike McGreevy
+ *              August 18, 2010
+ * 
+ *-------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ */
+void
+h5_send_message(const char *send, const char *arg1, const char *arg2)
+{
+    FILE *signalfile;
+
+    HDremove(TMP_SIGNAL_FILE);
+
+    /* Create signal file (which will send signal to some other process) */
+    signalfile = HDfopen(TMP_SIGNAL_FILE, "w+");
+
+    /* Write messages to signal file, if provided */
+    if(arg2 != NULL) {
+        HDassert(arg1);
+        HDfprintf(signalfile, "%s\n%s\n", arg1, arg2);
+    } /* end if */
+    else if(arg1 != NULL) {
+        HDassert(arg2 == NULL);
+        HDfprintf(signalfile, "%s\n", arg1);
+    } /* end if */ 
+    else {
+        HDassert(arg1 == NULL);
+        HDassert(arg2 == NULL);
+    }/* end else */
+
+    HDfclose(signalfile);
+
+    HDrename(TMP_SIGNAL_FILE, send);
+} /* h5_send_message() */
+
+/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ * Function:    h5_wait_message
+ * 
+ * Purpose:     Waits for the specified signal.
+ * 
+ *              In terms of this test framework, a signal consists of a file
+ *              on disk. Since there are multiple processes that need to 
+ *              communicate with each other, they do so by writing and
+ *              reading signal files on disk, the names and contents of 
+ *              which are used to inform a process about when it can
+ *              proceed and what it should do next.
+ * 
+ *              This function continuously attempts to read the specified
+ *              signal file from disk, and only continues once it has
+ *              successfully done so (i.e., only after another process has
+ *              called the "h5_send_message" function to write the signal file).
+ *              This functon will then immediately remove the file (i.e., 
+ *              to indicate that it has been received and can be reused), 
+ *              and then exits, allowing the calling function to continue.
+ *
+ * Return:      void
+ *
+ * Programmer:  Mike McGreevy
+ *              August 18, 2010
+ * 
+ *-------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ */
+herr_t
+h5_wait_message(const char *waitfor) 
+{
+    FILE *returnfile;
+    time_t t0,t1;
+
+    /* Start timer. If this function runs for too long (i.e., 
+        expected signal is never received), it will
+        return failure */
+    HDtime(&t0);
+
+    /* Wait for return signal from some other process */
+    while ((returnfile = HDfopen(waitfor, "r")) == NULL) {
+
+        /* make note of current time. */
+        HDtime(&t1);
+
+        /* If we've been waiting for a signal for too long, then
+            it was likely never sent and we should fail rather
+            than loop infinitely */
+        if(HDdifftime(t1, t0) > MESSAGE_TIMEOUT) {
+            HDfprintf(stdout, "Error communicating between processes. Make sure test script is running.\n");
+            TEST_ERROR;
+        } /* end if */
+    } /* end while */
+
+    HDfclose(returnfile);
+    HDunlink(waitfor);
+
+    return SUCCEED;
+
+error:
+    return FAIL;
+} /* h5_wait_message() */
+