408 lines
15 KiB
C
408 lines
15 KiB
C
/* SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-only */
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#include <commonlib/region.h>
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#include <string.h>
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#include <tests/test.h>
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/* We'd like to test overflow conditions, but for tests size_t is dependent on the HOSTCC
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architecture. We use this to normalize the available address space to [VAL(0x0):VAL(0xf)). */
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#define VAL(v) ((size_t)(v##ULL << (sizeof(size_t) * 8 - 4)))
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static void test_region(void **state)
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{
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/* Self-test: make sure VAL() overflow works as intended. */
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assert_true(VAL(5) + VAL(10) > VAL(10));
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assert_true(VAL(7) + VAL(10) < VAL(10));
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struct region outer = { .offset = VAL(2), .size = VAL(4) };
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assert_int_equal(region_offset(&outer), VAL(2));
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assert_int_equal(region_sz(&outer), VAL(4));
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assert_int_equal(region_end(&outer), VAL(6));
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struct region inner = { .offset = VAL(3), .size = VAL(2) };
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assert_true(region_is_subregion(&outer, &inner));
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struct region touching_bottom = { .offset = VAL(2), .size = VAL(1) };
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assert_true(region_is_subregion(&outer, &touching_bottom));
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struct region touching_top = { .offset = VAL(5), .size = VAL(1) };
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assert_true(region_is_subregion(&outer, &touching_top));
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struct region overlap_bottom = { .offset = VAL(1), .size = VAL(2) };
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assert_false(region_is_subregion(&outer, &overlap_bottom));
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struct region overlap_top = { .offset = VAL(5), .size = VAL(2) };
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assert_false(region_is_subregion(&outer, &overlap_top));
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struct region below = { .offset = 0, .size = VAL(1) };
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assert_false(region_is_subregion(&outer, &below));
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struct region above = { .offset = VAL(0xf), .size = VAL(1) };
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assert_false(region_is_subregion(&outer, &above));
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}
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static void *mock_mmap(const struct region_device *rdev, size_t offset, size_t size)
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{
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check_expected_ptr(rdev);
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check_expected(offset);
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check_expected(size);
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return mock_ptr_type(void *);
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}
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static int mock_unmap(const struct region_device *rdev, void *mapping)
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{
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check_expected_ptr(rdev);
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check_expected_ptr(mapping);
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return mock();
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}
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static ssize_t mock_readat(const struct region_device *rdev, void *buffer,
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size_t offset, size_t size)
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{
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check_expected_ptr(rdev);
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check_expected_ptr(buffer);
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check_expected(offset);
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check_expected(size);
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ssize_t ret = mock();
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if (!ret)
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return size;
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else
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return ret;
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}
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static ssize_t mock_writeat(const struct region_device *rdev, const void *buffer,
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size_t offset, size_t size)
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{
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check_expected_ptr(rdev);
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check_expected_ptr(buffer);
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check_expected(offset);
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check_expected(size);
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ssize_t ret = mock();
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if (!ret)
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return size;
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else
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return ret;
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}
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static ssize_t mock_eraseat(const struct region_device *rdev, size_t offset, size_t size)
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{
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check_expected_ptr(rdev);
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check_expected(offset);
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check_expected(size);
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ssize_t ret = mock();
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if (!ret)
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return size;
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else
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return ret;
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}
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struct region_device_ops mock_rdev_ops = {
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.mmap = mock_mmap,
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.munmap = mock_unmap,
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.readat = mock_readat,
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.writeat = mock_writeat,
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.eraseat = mock_eraseat,
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};
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struct region_device mock_rdev = REGION_DEV_INIT(&mock_rdev_ops, 0, ~(size_t)0);
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void *mmap_result = (void *)0x12345678;
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const size_t mock_size = 256;
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u8 mock_buffer[256];
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static void test_rdev_basics(void **state)
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{
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assert_int_equal(region_device_offset(&mock_rdev), 0);
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assert_int_equal(region_device_sz(&mock_rdev), ~(size_t)0);
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assert_int_equal(region_device_end(&mock_rdev), ~(size_t)0);
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}
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/*
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* This function sets up defaults for the mock_rdev_ops functions so we don't have to explicitly
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* mock every parameter every time. cmocka doesn't really work well for this sort of use case
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* and won't let you override these anymore once they're set (because these are stored as
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* queues, not stacks, and once you store an "infinite" element the test can never proceed
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* behind it), so tests will always have to enqueue any custom values they may need for the rest
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* of the test function before calling this.
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*/
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static void rdev_mock_defaults(void)
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{
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will_return_maybe(mock_mmap, mmap_result);
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will_return_maybe(mock_unmap, 0);
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will_return_maybe(mock_readat, 0);
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will_return_maybe(mock_writeat, 0);
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will_return_maybe(mock_eraseat, 0);
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expect_value_count(mock_mmap, rdev, &mock_rdev, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_unmap, rdev, &mock_rdev, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_readat, rdev, &mock_rdev, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_writeat, rdev, &mock_rdev, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_eraseat, rdev, &mock_rdev, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_readat, buffer, &mock_buffer, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_writeat, buffer, &mock_buffer, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_mmap, offset, 0, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_readat, offset, 0, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_writeat, offset, 0, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_eraseat, offset, 0, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_mmap, size, mock_size, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_readat, size, mock_size, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_writeat, size, mock_size, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_eraseat, size, mock_size, -2);
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expect_value_count(mock_unmap, mapping, mmap_result, -2);
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}
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static void test_rdev_success(void **state)
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{
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expect_value(mock_mmap, size, region_device_sz(&mock_rdev));
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rdev_mock_defaults();
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assert_ptr_equal(rdev_mmap_full(&mock_rdev), mmap_result);
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assert_ptr_equal(rdev_mmap(&mock_rdev, 0, mock_size), mmap_result);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_munmap(&mock_rdev, mmap_result), 0);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_readat(&mock_rdev, mock_buffer, 0, mock_size), mock_size);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_writeat(&mock_rdev, mock_buffer, 0, mock_size), mock_size);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_eraseat(&mock_rdev, 0, mock_size), mock_size);
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}
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static void test_rdev_failure(void **state)
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{
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will_return(mock_mmap, NULL);
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will_return(mock_unmap, -1);
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will_return(mock_readat, -1);
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will_return(mock_writeat, -1);
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will_return(mock_eraseat, -1);
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rdev_mock_defaults();
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assert_null(rdev_mmap(&mock_rdev, 0, mock_size));
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assert_int_equal(rdev_munmap(&mock_rdev, mmap_result), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_readat(&mock_rdev, mock_buffer, 0, mock_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_writeat(&mock_rdev, mock_buffer, 0, mock_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_eraseat(&mock_rdev, 0, mock_size), -1);
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}
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static void test_rdev_wrap(void **state)
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{
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struct region_device child;
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const size_t offs = VAL(0xf);
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const size_t wrap_size = VAL(2);
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/* Known API limitation -- can't exactly touch address space limit from below. */
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const size_t fit_size = VAL(1) - 1;
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/* For the 'wrap' cases, the underlying rdev_ops aren't even called, so only add
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expectations for the 'fit' cases. */
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expect_value(mock_mmap, offset, offs);
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expect_value(mock_readat, offset, offs);
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expect_value(mock_writeat, offset, offs);
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expect_value(mock_eraseat, offset, offs);
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expect_value(mock_mmap, size, fit_size);
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expect_value(mock_readat, size, fit_size);
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expect_value(mock_writeat, size, fit_size);
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expect_value(mock_eraseat, size, fit_size);
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rdev_mock_defaults();
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/* Accesses to regions that wrap around the end of the address space should fail. */
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assert_null(rdev_mmap(&mock_rdev, offs, wrap_size));
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assert_int_equal(rdev_readat(&mock_rdev, mock_buffer, offs, wrap_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_writeat(&mock_rdev, mock_buffer, offs, wrap_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_eraseat(&mock_rdev, offs, wrap_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_chain(&child, &mock_rdev, offs, wrap_size), -1);
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/* Just barely touching the end of the address space (and the rdev) should be fine. */
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assert_ptr_equal(rdev_mmap(&mock_rdev, offs, fit_size), mmap_result);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_readat(&mock_rdev, mock_buffer, offs, fit_size), fit_size);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_writeat(&mock_rdev, mock_buffer, offs, fit_size), fit_size);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_eraseat(&mock_rdev, offs, fit_size), fit_size);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_chain(&child, &mock_rdev, offs, fit_size), 0);
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}
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static void test_rdev_chain(void **state)
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{
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struct region_device child;
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const size_t child_offs = VAL(2);
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const size_t child_size = VAL(4);
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const size_t offs = VAL(1);
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const size_t ovrflw_size = child_size - offs + 1;
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/* The mock_size test is the only one that will go through to underlying rdev_ops. */
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expect_value(mock_mmap, offset, child_offs + offs);
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expect_value(mock_readat, offset, child_offs + offs);
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expect_value(mock_writeat, offset, child_offs + offs);
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expect_value(mock_eraseat, offset, child_offs + offs);
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rdev_mock_defaults();
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/* First a quick test for rdev_chain_full(). */
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assert_int_equal(rdev_chain_full(&child, &mock_rdev), 0);
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assert_int_equal(region_device_sz(&child), region_device_sz(&mock_rdev));
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assert_int_equal(region_device_offset(&child), region_device_offset(&mock_rdev));
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assert_int_equal(rdev_relative_offset(&mock_rdev, &child), 0);
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/* Remaining tests use rdev chained to [child_offs:child_size) subregion. */
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assert_int_equal(rdev_chain(&child, &mock_rdev, child_offs, child_size), 0);
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assert_int_equal(region_device_sz(&child), child_size);
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assert_int_equal(region_device_offset(&child), child_offs);
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assert_int_equal(region_device_end(&child), child_offs + child_size);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_relative_offset(&mock_rdev, &child), child_offs);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_relative_offset(&child, &mock_rdev), -1);
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/* offs + mock_size < child_size, so will succeed. */
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assert_ptr_equal(rdev_mmap(&child, offs, mock_size), mmap_result);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_munmap(&child, mmap_result), 0);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_readat(&child, mock_buffer, offs, mock_size), mock_size);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_writeat(&child, mock_buffer, offs, mock_size), mock_size);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_eraseat(&child, offs, mock_size), mock_size);
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/* offs + ovrflw_size > child_size, so will fail. */
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assert_null(rdev_mmap(&child, offs, ovrflw_size));
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assert_int_equal(rdev_readat(&child, mock_buffer, offs, ovrflw_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_writeat(&child, mock_buffer, offs, ovrflw_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_eraseat(&child, offs, ovrflw_size), -1);
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/* Using child_size as offset, the start of the area will already be out of range. */
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assert_null(rdev_mmap(&child, child_size, mock_size));
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assert_int_equal(rdev_readat(&child, mock_buffer, child_size, mock_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_writeat(&child, mock_buffer, child_size, mock_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_eraseat(&child, child_size, mock_size), -1);
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}
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static void test_rdev_double_chain(void **state)
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{
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struct region_device first, second;
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const size_t first_offs = VAL(2);
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const size_t first_size = VAL(6);
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const size_t second_offs = VAL(2);
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const size_t second_size = VAL(2);
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const size_t offs = VAL(1);
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const size_t ovrflw_size = second_size - offs + 1;
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/* The mock_size test is the only one that will go through to underlying rdev_ops. */
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expect_value(mock_mmap, offset, first_offs + second_offs + offs);
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expect_value(mock_readat, offset, first_offs + second_offs + offs);
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expect_value(mock_writeat, offset, first_offs + second_offs + offs);
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expect_value(mock_eraseat, offset, first_offs + second_offs + offs);
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rdev_mock_defaults();
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/* First, chain an rdev to root over [first_offs:first_size). */
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assert_int_equal(rdev_chain(&first, &mock_rdev, first_offs, first_size), 0);
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/* Trying to chain a second to first beyond its end should fail. */
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assert_int_equal(rdev_chain(&second, &first, second_offs, first_size), -1);
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/* Chain second to first at [second_offs:second_size). */
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assert_int_equal(rdev_chain(&second, &first, second_offs, second_size), 0);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_relative_offset(&first, &second), second_offs);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_relative_offset(&mock_rdev, &second), first_offs + second_offs);
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/* offs + mock_size < second_size, so will succeed. */
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assert_ptr_equal(rdev_mmap(&second, offs, mock_size), mmap_result);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_munmap(&second, mmap_result), 0);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_readat(&second, mock_buffer, offs, mock_size), mock_size);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_writeat(&second, mock_buffer, offs, mock_size), mock_size);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_eraseat(&second, offs, mock_size), mock_size);
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/* offs + ovrflw_size > second_size, so will fail. */
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assert_null(rdev_mmap(&second, offs, ovrflw_size));
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assert_int_equal(rdev_readat(&second, mock_buffer, offs, ovrflw_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_writeat(&second, mock_buffer, offs, ovrflw_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_eraseat(&second, offs, ovrflw_size), -1);
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/* offs + second_size + offs way out of range. */
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assert_null(rdev_mmap(&second, second_size + offs, mock_size));
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assert_int_equal(rdev_readat(&second, mock_buffer, second_size + offs, mock_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_writeat(&second, mock_buffer, second_size + offs, mock_size), -1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_eraseat(&second, second_size + offs, mock_size), -1);
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}
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static void test_mem_rdev(void **state)
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{
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const size_t size = 256;
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u8 backing[size];
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u8 scratch[size];
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int i;
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struct mem_region_device mem = MEM_REGION_DEV_RW_INIT(backing, size);
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/* Test writing to and reading from full mapping. */
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memset(backing, 0xa5, size);
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u8 *mapping = rdev_mmap_full(&mem.rdev);
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assert_non_null(mapping);
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for (i = 0; i < size; i++)
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assert_int_equal(mapping[i], 0xa5);
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memset(mapping, 0x5a, size);
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for (i = 0; i < size; i++)
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assert_int_equal(backing[i], 0x5a);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_munmap(&mem.rdev, mapping), 0);
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/* Test read/write/erase of single bytes. */
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for (i = 0; i < size; i++) {
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u8 val = i + 0xaa;
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scratch[0] = val;
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assert_int_equal(rdev_writeat(&mem.rdev, &scratch, i, 1), 1);
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assert_int_equal(backing[i], val);
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assert_int_equal(scratch[0], val);
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val = i + 0x55;
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backing[i] = val;
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assert_int_equal(rdev_readat(&mem.rdev, &scratch, i, 1), 1);
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assert_int_equal(scratch[0], val);
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assert_int_equal(backing[i], val);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_eraseat(&mem.rdev, i, 1), 1);
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assert_int_equal(backing[i], 0);
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}
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/* Test read/write/erase of larger chunk. */
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size_t offs = 0x47;
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size_t chunk = 0x72;
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memset(backing, 0, size);
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memset(scratch, 0, size);
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memset(scratch + offs, 0x39, chunk);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_writeat(&mem.rdev, scratch + offs, offs, chunk), chunk);
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assert_memory_equal(backing, scratch, size);
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memset(backing, 0, size);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_readat(&mem.rdev, scratch + offs, offs, chunk), chunk);
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assert_memory_equal(backing, scratch, size);
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memset(scratch + offs + 1, 0, chunk - 1);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_eraseat(&mem.rdev, offs + 1, chunk - 1), chunk - 1);
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assert_memory_equal(backing, scratch, size);
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/* Test mapping of larger chunk. */
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memset(backing, 0, size);
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mapping = rdev_mmap(&mem.rdev, offs, chunk);
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assert_non_null(mapping);
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memset(scratch, 0x93, size);
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memcpy(mapping, scratch, chunk);
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memset(scratch, 0, size);
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memset(scratch + offs, 0x93, chunk);
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assert_memory_equal(backing, scratch, size);
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assert_int_equal(rdev_munmap(&mem.rdev, mapping), 0);
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assert_memory_equal(backing, scratch, size);
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}
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int main(void)
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{
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const struct CMUnitTest tests[] = {
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cmocka_unit_test(test_region),
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cmocka_unit_test(test_rdev_basics),
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cmocka_unit_test(test_rdev_success),
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cmocka_unit_test(test_rdev_failure),
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cmocka_unit_test(test_rdev_wrap),
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cmocka_unit_test(test_rdev_chain),
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cmocka_unit_test(test_rdev_double_chain),
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cmocka_unit_test(test_mem_rdev),
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};
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return cmocka_run_group_tests(tests, NULL, NULL);
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}
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