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After the fundamental switch from POSIX to the C++14 wrappers the existing implementation of the Monitor can now be drastically condensed, removing several layers of indirection. Moreover, all signatures shall be changed to blend in with the names and patterns established by the C++ standard. This is Step-1 : consolidate the Implementation. (to ensure correctness, the existing API towards application code was retained)
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/*
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WorkForce(Test) - verify worker thread service
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Copyright (C) Lumiera.org
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2023, Hermann Vosseler <Ichthyostega@web.de>
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This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
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published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of
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the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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GNU General Public License for more details.
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You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
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Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
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* *****************************************************/
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/** @file work-force-test.cpp
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** unit test \ref WorkForce_test
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*/
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#include "lib/test/run.hpp"
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#include "vault/gear/work-force.hpp"
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#include "lib/thread.hpp"
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#include "lib/sync.hpp"
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#include "lib/test/diagnostic-output.hpp"////////////TODO
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#include <functional>
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#include <thread>
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#include <chrono>
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#include <set>
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using test::Test;
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namespace vault{
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namespace gear {
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namespace test {
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using std::this_thread::sleep_for;
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using namespace std::chrono_literals;
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using std::chrono::milliseconds;
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using lib::Thread;
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namespace {
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using WorkFun = std::function<work::SIG_WorkFun>;
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using FinalFun = std::function<work::SIG_FinalHook>;
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/**
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* Helper: setup a Worker-Pool configuration for the test.
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* Derived from the default configuration, it allows to bind
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* a lambda as work-functor and to tweak other parameters.
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*/
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template<class FUN>
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auto
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setup (FUN&& workFun)
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{
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struct Setup
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: work::Config
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{
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WorkFun doWork;
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FinalFun finalHook = [](bool){ /*NOP*/ };
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milliseconds IDLE_WAIT = work::Config::IDLE_WAIT;
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size_t DISMISS_CYCLES = work::Config::DISMISS_CYCLES;
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Setup (FUN&& workFun)
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: doWork{std::forward<FUN> (workFun)}
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{ }
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Setup&&
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withFinalHook (FinalFun finalFun)
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{
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finalHook = move (finalFun);
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return move(*this);
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}
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Setup&&
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withSleepPeriod (std::chrono::milliseconds millis)
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{
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IDLE_WAIT = millis;
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return move(*this);
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}
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Setup&&
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dismissAfter (size_t cycles)
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{
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DISMISS_CYCLES = cycles;
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return move(*this);
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}
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};
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return Setup{std::forward<FUN> (workFun)};
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}
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}
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/*************************************************************************//**
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* @test WorkForce-Service: maintain a pool of active worker threads.
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* @warning this test relies on empirical timings and can be brittle.
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* @see SchedulerUsage_test
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*/
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class WorkForce_test : public Test
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{
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virtual void
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run (Arg)
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{
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simpleUsage();
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verify_pullWork();
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verify_workerHalt();
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verify_workerSleep();
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verify_workerDismiss();
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verify_finalHook();
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verify_detectError();
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verify_defaultPool();
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verify_scalePool();
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verify_countActive();
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verify_dtor_blocks();
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}
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/** @test demonstrate simple worker pool usage
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*/
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void
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simpleUsage()
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{
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atomic<uint> check{0};
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WorkForce wof{setup ([&]{ ++check; return activity::PASS; })};
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// ^^^ this is the doWork-λ
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CHECK (0 == check);
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wof.activate();
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sleep_for(20ms);
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CHECK (0 < check); // λ invoked in the worker threads
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}
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/** @test the given work-functor is invoked repeatedly, once activated.
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*/
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void
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verify_pullWork()
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{
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atomic<uint> check{0};
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WorkForce wof{setup ([&]{ ++check; return activity::PASS; })};
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CHECK (0 == check);
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wof.incScale();
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sleep_for(20ms);
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uint invocations = check;
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CHECK (0 < invocations);
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sleep_for(2ms);
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CHECK (invocations < check);
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invocations = check;
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sleep_for(2ms);
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CHECK (invocations < check);
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wof.awaitShutdown();
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invocations = check;
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sleep_for(2ms);
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CHECK (invocations == check);
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}
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/** @test can cause a worker to terminate by return-value from the work-functor
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*/
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void
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verify_workerHalt()
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{
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atomic<uint> check{0};
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atomic<activity::Proc> control{activity::PASS};
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WorkForce wof{setup ([&]{ ++check; return activity::Proc(control); })};
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wof.incScale();
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sleep_for(1ms);
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uint invocations = check;
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CHECK (0 < invocations);
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control = activity::HALT;
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sleep_for(1ms);
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invocations = check;
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sleep_for(10ms);
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CHECK (invocations == check);
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}
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/** @test a worker can be sent to sleep, throttling the poll frequency.
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*/
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void
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verify_workerSleep()
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{
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atomic<uint> check{0};
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WorkForce wof{setup ([&]{ ++check; return activity::WAIT; })
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.withSleepPeriod (10ms)};
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wof.incScale();
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sleep_for(1ms);
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CHECK (1 == check);
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sleep_for(10us);
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CHECK (1 == check);
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sleep_for(12ms); // after waiting one sleep-period...
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CHECK (2 == check); // ...functor invoked again
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}
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/** @test when a worker is sent into sleep-cycles for an extended time,
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* the worker terminates itself.
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*/
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void
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verify_workerDismiss()
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{
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atomic<uint> check{0};
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WorkForce wof{setup ([&]{ ++check; return activity::WAIT; })
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.withSleepPeriod (10ms)
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.dismissAfter(5)};
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wof.incScale();
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sleep_for(1ms);
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CHECK (1 == check);
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sleep_for(12ms);
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CHECK (2 == check); // after one wait cycle, one further invocation
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sleep_for(100ms);
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CHECK (5 == check); // only 5 invocations total...
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CHECK (0 == wof.size()); // ...after that, the worker terminated
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}
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/** @test verify invocation of a thread-termination callback
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*/
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void
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verify_finalHook()
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{
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atomic<uint> exited{0};
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atomic<activity::Proc> control{activity::PASS};
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WorkForce wof{setup([&]{ return activity::Proc(control); })
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.withFinalHook([&](bool){ ++exited; })};
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CHECK (0 == exited);
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wof.activate();
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sleep_for(10ms);
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CHECK (wof.size() == work::Config::COMPUTATION_CAPACITY);
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CHECK (0 == exited);
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control = activity::HALT;
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sleep_for(10ms);
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CHECK (0 == wof.size());
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CHECK (exited == work::Config::COMPUTATION_CAPACITY);
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}
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/** @test exceptions emanating from within the worker are catched
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* and reported by setting the isFailure argument flag of
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* the `finalHook` functor invoked at worker termination.
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*/
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void
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verify_detectError()
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{
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atomic<uint> check{0};
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atomic<uint> errors{0};
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WorkForce wof{setup ([&]{
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if (++check == 555)
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throw error::State("evil");
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return activity::PASS;
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})
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.withFinalHook([&](bool isFailure)
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{
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if (isFailure)
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++errors;
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})};
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CHECK (0 == check);
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CHECK (0 == errors);
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wof.incScale();
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wof.incScale();
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wof.incScale();
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sleep_for(10us);
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CHECK (3 == wof.size());
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CHECK (0 < check);
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CHECK (0 == errors);
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sleep_for(200ms); // wait for the programmed disaster
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CHECK (2 == wof.size());
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CHECK (1 == errors);
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}
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/** @test by default, the WorkForce is initially inactive;
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* once activated, it scales up to the number of cores
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* reported by the runtime system.
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*/
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void
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verify_defaultPool()
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{
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atomic<uint> check{0};
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WorkForce wof{setup ([&]{ ++check; return activity::PASS; })};
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// after construction, the WorkForce is inactive
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CHECK (0 == wof.size());
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CHECK (0 == check);
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wof.activate();
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sleep_for(20ms);
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CHECK (0 < check);
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CHECK (wof.size() == work::Config::COMPUTATION_CAPACITY);
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CHECK (work::Config::COMPUTATION_CAPACITY == std::thread::hardware_concurrency());
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}
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/** @test the number of (separate) workers can be scaled up,
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* both stepwise and as fraction of full hardware concurrency
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*/
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void
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verify_scalePool()
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{
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/** helper to count distinct thread-IDs */
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class UniqueCnt
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: public std::set<std::thread::id>
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, public lib::Sync<>
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{
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public:
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void
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mark (std::thread::id const& tID)
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{
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Lock guard(this);
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this->insert(tID);
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}
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operator size_t() const
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{
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Lock guard(this);
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return this->size();
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}
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}
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uniqueCnt;
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WorkForce wof{setup ([&]{
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uniqueCnt.mark(std::this_thread::get_id());
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return activity::PASS;
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})};
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CHECK (0 == uniqueCnt);
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CHECK (0 == wof.size());
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wof.incScale();
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sleep_for(1ms);
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CHECK (1 == uniqueCnt);
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CHECK (1 == wof.size());
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wof.incScale();
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sleep_for(1ms);
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CHECK (2 == uniqueCnt);
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CHECK (2 == wof.size());
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auto fullCnt = work::Config::COMPUTATION_CAPACITY;
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wof.activate (1.0);
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sleep_for(5ms);
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CHECK (fullCnt == uniqueCnt);
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CHECK (fullCnt == wof.size());
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wof.activate (2.0);
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sleep_for(5ms);
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CHECK (2*fullCnt == uniqueCnt);
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CHECK (2*fullCnt == wof.size());
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wof.awaitShutdown();
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CHECK (0 == wof.size());
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uniqueCnt.clear();
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sleep_for(5ms);
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CHECK (0 == uniqueCnt);
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wof.activate (0.5);
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sleep_for(5ms);
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CHECK (fullCnt/2 == uniqueCnt);
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CHECK (fullCnt/2 == wof.size());
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}
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/** @test dynamically determine count of currently active workers.
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*/
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void
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verify_countActive()
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{
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atomic<uint> check{0};
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WorkForce wof{setup ([&]{
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++check;
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if (check == 5'000 or check == 5'110)
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return activity::HALT;
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else
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return activity::PASS;
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})};
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CHECK (0 == wof.size());
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wof.incScale();
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wof.incScale();
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wof.incScale();
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sleep_for(10us); // this may be fragile; must be sufficiently short
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CHECK (3 == wof.size());
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while (check < 6'000)
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sleep_for(10ms); // .....sufficiently long to count way beyond 10'000
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CHECK (check > 6'000);
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CHECK (1 == wof.size());
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}
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/** @test verify that the WorkForce dtor waits for all active threads to disappear
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* - use a work-functor which keeps all workers blocked
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* - start the WorkForce within a separate thread
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* - in this separate thread, cause the WorkForce destructor to be called
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* - in the test main thread release the work-functor blocking
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* - at this point, all workers return, detect shutdown and terminate
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*/
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void
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verify_dtor_blocks()
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{
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atomic<bool> trapped{true};
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auto blockingWork = [&]{
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while (trapped)
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/* spin */;
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return activity::PASS;
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};
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atomic<bool> pool_scaled_up{false};
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atomic<bool> shutdown_done{false};
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Thread operate{"controller"
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,[&] {
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{// nested scope...
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WorkForce wof{setup (blockingWork)};
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wof.activate();
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sleep_for (10ms);
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CHECK (wof.size() == work::Config::COMPUTATION_CAPACITY);
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pool_scaled_up = true;
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} // WorkForce goes out of scope => dtor called
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// when reaching this point, dtor has terminated
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shutdown_done = true;
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}};
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CHECK (operate); // operate-thread is in running state
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sleep_for(100ms);
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CHECK (pool_scaled_up);
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CHECK (not shutdown_done); // all workers are trapped in the work-functor
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// thus the destructor can't dismantle the pool
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trapped = false;
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sleep_for(20ms);
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CHECK (shutdown_done);
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CHECK (not operate); // operate-thread has detached and terminated
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}
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};
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/** Register this test class... */
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LAUNCHER (WorkForce_test, "unit engine");
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}}} // namespace vault::gear::test
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