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//
// Tests for
// T* unsafe_discard_bounds() const;
//
#include <libkern/c++/bounded_ptr.h>
#include <array>
#include <cstddef>
#include <cstdint>
#include <limits>
#include <darwintest.h>
#include <darwintest_utils.h>
#include "test_utils.h"
#define _assert(...) T_ASSERT_TRUE((__VA_ARGS__), # __VA_ARGS__)
namespace {
struct tracking_policy {
static bool did_trap;
static void
trap(char const*)
{
did_trap = true;
}
};
bool tracking_policy::did_trap = false;
}
struct T { int i; };
template <typename T, typename QualT>
static void
tests()
{
std::array<T, 5> array = {T{0}, T{1}, T{2}, T{3}, T{4}};
{
// T{0} T{1} T{2} T{3} T{4} <one-past-last>
// ^ ^
// | |
// begin, ptr end
test_bounded_ptr<QualT> const ptr(array.begin() + 0, array.begin(), array.end());
QualT* raw = ptr.unsafe_discard_bounds();
_assert(raw == &array[0]);
}
{
// T{0} T{1} T{2} T{3} T{4} <one-past-last>
// ^ ^ ^
// | | |
// begin ptr end
test_bounded_ptr<QualT> const ptr(array.begin() + 1, array.begin(), array.end());
QualT* raw = ptr.unsafe_discard_bounds();
_assert(raw == &array[1]);
}
{
// T{0} T{1} T{2} T{3} T{4} <one-past-last>
// ^ ^ ^
// | | |
// begin ptr end
test_bounded_ptr<QualT> const ptr(array.begin() + 2, array.begin(), array.end());
QualT* raw = ptr.unsafe_discard_bounds();
_assert(raw == &array[2]);
}
{
// T{0} T{1} T{2} T{3} T{4} <one-past-last>
// ^ ^ ^
// | | |
// begin ptr end
test_bounded_ptr<QualT> const ptr(array.begin() + 4, array.begin(), array.end());
QualT* raw = ptr.unsafe_discard_bounds();
_assert(raw == &array[4]);
}
{
// T{0} T{1} T{2} T{3} T{4} <one-past-last>
// ^ ^
// | |
// begin end,ptr
test_bounded_ptr<QualT> const ptr(array.end(), array.begin(), array.end());
QualT* raw = ptr.unsafe_discard_bounds();
_assert(raw == array.end());
}
{
// T{0} T{1} T{2} T{3} T{4} <one-past-last>
// ^ ^ ^
// | | |
// begin end ptr
test_bounded_ptr<QualT> ptr(array.end() - 1, array.begin(), array.end() - 2);
QualT* raw = ptr.unsafe_discard_bounds();
_assert(raw == &array[4]);
}
{
// T{0} T{1} T{2} T{3} T{4} <one-past-last>
// ^ ^ ^
// | | |
// begin ptr end
test_bounded_ptr<QualT> ptr(array.begin() + 1, array.begin(), array.end());
QualT* raw = ptr.unsafe_discard_bounds();
_assert(raw == &array[1]);
}
{
// T{0} T{1} T{2} T{3} T{4} <one-past-last>
// ^ ^ ^
// | | |
// ptr begin end
test_bounded_ptr<QualT> ptr(array.begin(), array.begin() + 1, array.end());
QualT* raw = ptr.unsafe_discard_bounds();
_assert(raw == &array[0]);
}
// Test discarding the bounds of a null pointer
{
test_bounded_ptr<QualT> const ptr(nullptr, nullptr, nullptr);
QualT* raw = ptr.unsafe_discard_bounds();
_assert(raw == nullptr);
}
// Test discarding the bounds on a pointer outside of representable memory.
// Even `unsafe_discard_bounds()` will trap in such conditions.
//
// To do this, we setup an imaginary object with a very high address, and
// we add a large-ish offset to it, such that adding the base to the offset
// would fall outside of the representable memory.
{
tracking_policy::did_trap = false;
QualT* end_of_memory = reinterpret_cast<QualT*>(std::numeric_limits<std::uintptr_t>::max());
QualT* base = end_of_memory - 500; // yeah, technically UB
std::ptrdiff_t offset = 501;
libkern::bounded_ptr<QualT, tracking_policy> ptr(base, base, base + 1);
ptr += offset; // now, `base_ + offset_` points outside of representable memory
_assert(!tracking_policy::did_trap);
(void)ptr.unsafe_discard_bounds();
_assert(tracking_policy::did_trap);
}
}
T_DECL(unsafe_discard_bounds, "bounded_ptr.unsafe_discard_bounds", T_META_TAG_VM_PREFERRED) {
tests<T, T>();
tests<T, T const>();
tests<T, T volatile>();
tests<T, T const volatile>();
}