RefCount: Add a unit test for reference counting pointers.

This test exercises each of the functions in the reference counting pointer
implementation individually (except get()) and verifies they have some
minimially expected behavior. It also checks that reference counted objects
are freed when their usage count goes to 0 in some basic situations,
specifically a pointer being set to NULL and a pointer being deleted.
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Gabe Black 2011-01-10 03:56:42 -08:00
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UnitTest('rangetest', 'rangetest.cc')
UnitTest('rangemaptest', 'rangemaptest.cc')
UnitTest('rangemultimaptest', 'rangemultimaptest.cc')
UnitTest('refcnttest', 'refcnttest.cc')
UnitTest('stattest', 'stattest.cc')
UnitTest('strnumtest', 'strnumtest.cc')
UnitTest('symtest', 'symtest.cc')

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#include <cassert>
#include <iostream>
#include <list>
#include "base/refcnt.hh"
using namespace std;
namespace {
class TestRC;
typedef list<TestRC *> LiveList;
LiveList liveList;
int
live()
{
return liveList.size();
}
int
liveChange()
{
static int oldLive = 0;
int newLive = live();
int diff = newLive - oldLive;
oldLive = newLive;
return diff;
}
class TestRC : public RefCounted
{
protected:
const char *_tag;
LiveList::iterator liveIt;
public:
TestRC(const char *newTag) : _tag(newTag)
{
cout << " Creating object \"" << _tag << "\"\n";
liveList.push_front(this);
liveIt = liveList.begin();
}
~TestRC()
{
cout << " Destroying object \"" << _tag << "\"\n";
liveList.erase(liveIt);
}
const char *
tag()
{
return _tag;
}
int testVal;
};
typedef RefCountingPtr<TestRC> Ptr;
}
int
main()
{
assert(live() == 0);
assert(liveChange() == 0);
// Create an empty Ptr and verify it's data pointer is NULL.
cout << "NULL check.\n";
Ptr nullCheck;
assert(nullCheck.get() == NULL);
assert(liveChange() == 0);
// Construct a Ptr from a TestRC pointer.
cout << "Construction from pointer.\n";
Ptr constFromPointer = new TestRC("construction from pointer");
assert(liveChange() == 1);
// Construct a Ptr from an existing Ptr.
cout << "Construction from a Ptr.\n";
Ptr constFromPtr = constFromPointer;
assert(liveChange() == 0);
// Test a Ptr being destroyed.
cout << "Destroying a Ptr.\n";
Ptr *ptrPtr = new Ptr(new TestRC("destroying a ptr"));
assert(liveChange() == 1);
delete ptrPtr;
assert(liveChange() == -1);
// Test assignment from a pointer and from a Ptr.
cout << "Assignment operators.\n";
Ptr assignmentTarget;
TestRC *assignmentSourcePointer = new TestRC("assignment source 1");
assert(liveChange() == 1);
assignmentTarget = assignmentSourcePointer;
assert(liveChange() == 0);
assignmentTarget = NULL;
assert(liveChange() == -1);
Ptr assignmentSourcePtr(new TestRC("assignment source 2"));
assert(liveChange() == 1);
assignmentTarget = assignmentSourcePtr;
assert(liveChange() == 0);
assignmentSourcePtr = NULL;
assert(liveChange() == 0);
assignmentTarget = NULL;
assert(liveChange() == -1);
// Test access to members of the pointed to class and dereferencing.
cout << "Access to members.\n";
TestRC *accessTest = new TestRC("access test");
Ptr accessTestPtr = accessTest;
accessTest->testVal = 1;
assert(accessTestPtr->testVal == 1);
assert((*accessTestPtr).testVal == 1);
accessTest->testVal = 2;
assert(accessTestPtr->testVal == 2);
assert((*accessTestPtr).testVal == 2);
accessTestPtr->testVal = 3;
assert(accessTest->testVal == 3);
(*accessTestPtr).testVal = 4;
assert(accessTest->testVal == 4);
accessTestPtr = NULL;
accessTest = NULL;
assert(liveChange() == 0);
// Test bool and ! operator overloads.
cout << "Conversion to bool and ! overload.\n";
Ptr boolTest = new TestRC("bool test");
assert(boolTest == true);
assert(!boolTest == false);
boolTest = NULL;
assert(boolTest == false);
assert(!boolTest == true);
assert(liveChange() == 0);
// Test the equality operators.
cout << "Equality operators.\n";
TestRC *equalTestA = new TestRC("equal test a");
Ptr equalTestAPtr = equalTestA;
Ptr equalTestAPtr2 = equalTestA;
TestRC *equalTestB = new TestRC("equal test b");
Ptr equalTestBPtr = equalTestB;
assert(equalTestA == equalTestAPtr);
assert(equalTestAPtr == equalTestA);
assert(equalTestAPtr == equalTestAPtr2);
assert(equalTestA != equalTestBPtr);
assert(equalTestAPtr != equalTestB);
assert(equalTestAPtr != equalTestBPtr);
cout << flush;
}