#! /bin/bash
#
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#
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#
# Tests the use cases of swmr features.
#
# Created:
#   Albert Cheng, 2013/06/01.
# Modified:
#

# This is work in progress.
# For now, it shows how to run the test cases programs. It only verifies the
# exit codes are okay (0).

srcdir=@srcdir@

# Check to see if the VFD specified by the HDF5_DRIVER environment variable
# supports SWMR.
./swmr_check_compat_vfd
rc=$?
if [[ $rc != 0 ]] ; then
    echo
    echo "The VFD specified by the HDF5_DRIVER environment variable"
    echo "does not support SWMR"
    echo
    echo "SWMR use case tests skipped"
    echo
    exit 0
fi

# Define symbols
EXIT_SUCCESS=0
EXIT_FAILURE=1
EXIT_VALUE=$EXIT_SUCCESS	# Default all tests succeed
RESULT_PASSED=" PASSED"
RESULT_FAILED="*FAILED*"
RESULT_SKIP="-SKIP-"
USECASES_PROGRAMS="use_append_chunk use_append_mchunks"
TESTNAME="Use Case"

# Define variables
nerrors=0
verbose=yes

# Source in the output filter function definitions.
. $srcdir/../bin/output_filter.sh

# Define functions
# Print a line-line message left justified in a field of 72 characters.
# Results can be " PASSED", "*FAILED*", "-SKIP-", up to 8 characters
# wide.
# SPACES should be at least 71 spaces. ($* + ' ' + 71 + 8 >= 80)
#
TESTING() {
   SPACES="                                                                        "
   echo "$* $SPACES" | cut -c1-72 | tr -d '\012'
}

# Run a test and print PASS or *FAIL*.  If a test fails then increment
# the `nerrors' global variable and (if $verbose is set) display the
# difference between the actual output and the expected output. The
# expected output is given as the first argument to this function and
# the actual output file is calculated by replacing the `.ddl' with
# `.out'.  The actual output is not removed if $HDF5_NOCLEANUP has a
# non-zero value.
# ADD_H5_TEST
TOOLTEST() {
    program=$1
    shift

    actual="$program.out"
    actual_err="$program.err"
    actual_sav=${actual}-sav
    actual_err_sav=${actual_err}-sav

    # Run test.
    TESTING $program $@
    (
      $RUNSERIAL ./$program "$@"
    ) >$actual 2>$actual_err
    exit_code=$?

    # save actual and actual_err in case they are needed later.
    cp $actual $actual_sav
    STDOUT_FILTER $actual
    cp $actual_err $actual_err_sav
    STDERR_FILTER $actual_err
    cat $actual_err >> $actual

    if [ $exit_code -eq 0 ];then
	echo "$RESULT_PASSED"
	test yes = "$verbose" && sed 's/^/    /' < $actual
    else
	echo "$RESULT_FAILED"
	nerrors="`expr $nerrors + 1`"
	test yes = "$verbose" && sed 's/^/    /' < $actual
    fi

    # Clean up output file
    if test -z "$HDF5_NOCLEANUP"; then
	rm -f $actual $actual_err $actual_sav $actual_err_sav $actual_ext
    fi
}

# HDF5 has several tests that create and delete signal files to communicate
# between processes, and it seems that even though the names of the files are
# different, occasionally the wrong file is deleted, interrupting the flow of
# the test.  Running each of these tests in its own directory should eliminate
# the problem.
mkdir usecases_test
cp twriteorder usecases_test
for FILE in use_*; do
    case "$FILE" in
        *.o) continue ;;    ## don't copy the .o files
    esac
    cp $FILE usecases_test
done

# With the --disable-shared option, swmr program files are built in the test
# directory, otherwise they are in test/.libs with a corresponding wrapper
# script in the test directory.  The programs or wrapper scripts in test should
# always be copied, swmr files in .libs should be copied only if they exists.
if [ -f .libs/use_append_chunk ]; then
    mkdir usecases_test/.libs
    cp .libs/use_* usecases_test/.libs
    cp .libs/twriteorder usecases_test/.libs
fi

cd usecases_test


# run tests for H5Odisable_mdc_flushes/H5Oenable_mdc_flushes/H5Oare_mdc_flushes_disabled here temporary
USECORK=use_disable_mdc_flushes
for p in $USECORK; do
    TOOLTEST $p
    TOOLTEST $p -y 3
    TOOLTEST $p -n 3000
    TOOLTEST $p -n 5000
done

# run write order test here temporary
WRITEORDER=twriteorder
for p in $WRITEORDER; do
    TOOLTEST $p
    TOOLTEST $p -b 1000
    TOOLTEST $p -p 3000
    TOOLTEST $p -n 2000
    TOOLTEST $p -l w
    TOOLTEST $p -l r
done

# Report test results
if test $nerrors -eq 0 ; then
    echo "$WRITEORDER test passed."
else
    echo "$WRITEORDER test failed with $nerrors errors."
    EXIT_VALUE=$EXIT_FAILURE
    nerrors=0           # reset nerror for the regular tests below.
fi

# main body
for p in $USECASES_PROGRAMS; do
    TOOLTEST ./$p
    TOOLTEST ./$p -z 256
    tmpfile=/tmp/datatfile.$$
    TOOLTEST ./$p -f $tmpfile; rm -f $tmpfile
    TOOLTEST ./$p -l w
    TOOLTEST ./$p -l r
    # use case 1.9, testing with multi-planes chunks
    TOOLTEST ./$p -z 256 -y 5	# 5 planes chunks
    # cleanup temp datafile
    if test -z "$HDF5_NOCLEANUP"; then
	rm -f $p.h5
    fi
done

cd ..
# Report test results and exit
if test $nerrors -eq 0 ; then
    echo "All $TESTNAME tests passed."
    if test -z "$HDF5_NOCLEANUP"; then
        # delete the test directory
        rm -rf usecases_test
    fi
else
    echo "$TESTNAME tests failed with $nerrors errors."
    EXIT_VALUE=$EXIT_FAILURE
fi

exit $EXIT_VALUE
