feat:initial attempts to test tipc;please provide gental feedback #11
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| @@ -67,6 +67,7 @@ include_directories(${TRUSTY_ROOT}/trusty/user/base/lib/hwkey/include) | |||
| include_directories(${TRUSTY_ROOT}/trusty/user/base/lib/keymaster/include) | |||
| include_directories(${TRUSTY_ROOT}/trusty/user/base/lib/rng/include) | |||
| include_directories(${TRUSTY_ROOT}/trusty/user/base/lib/storage/include) | |||
| include_directories(${TRUSTY_ROOT}/trusty/user/base/lib/tipc/include) | |||
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it is better to move include directories where they are actually used.
But I guess we can refactor it all at once since other directories are already globally included.
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| ssize_t send_msg(handle_t handle, struct ipc_msg *msg); | ||
| int msg_send_called; |
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comment on what this global variable is for.
By convention, we name globals using g_ prefix, so it should be g_msg_send_called
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Not sure this variable should be declared in the header file.
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this file should not have been included.
Same applies to all files in Testing/ directory
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| Start testing: May 31 09:46 EDT | |||
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file should not be included
| int main(void) { | ||
| int rc; | ||
| handle_t h = INVALID_IPC_HANDLE; | ||
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This is the example Xiang set for me. The goal is to teach me how to write tests :)
| // msg_is_send_called = 0; | ||
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| /* assumptions */ | ||
| msg_send_called = 0; |
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I now understand why the variable is declared in the header file.
Would be cleaner to expose a method to reset the state.
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| size_t buf_len = nd_size_t(); | ||
| //void *buf = can_fail_malloc(buf_len); | ||
| void *buf = malloc(buf_len); |
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need to use our allocation library. This has potentially undefined behaviour. The buffer is allocated but is never written to. It is then given to a function that might read from it.
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one way to fix this locally is to call memhavoc after malloc. @danblitzhou can help with that.
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| extern handle_t nd_handle(void); | ||
| extern int nd_size_t(void); | ||
| extern void *sea_malloc_havoc(size_t sz); |
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I don't think this function signature is recognized by seahorn op sem; you would still need to implement the actual function sea_malloc_havoc, or copy the existing one from aws c common project
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I guess I have not ported these. They have to be part of our libc port
| #include <trusty_ipc.h> | ||
| #include <sea_tipc_helper.h> | ||
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| extern handle_t nd_handle(void); |
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include nondet.h and use functions from there instead
It is just a very simple test for me to figure out the structure and the way to add tests. Please tell me if it is the correct way to do it.