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# See the file LICENSE for redistribution information.
#
# Copyright (c) 1996-2009 Oracle. All rights reserved.
#
# $Id$
#
# TEST lock002
# TEST Exercise basic multi-process aspects of lock.
proc lock002 { {conflicts {0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1} } } {
source ./include.tcl
puts "Lock002: Basic multi-process lock tests."
env_cleanup $testdir
set nmodes [isqrt [llength $conflicts]]
# Open the lock
mlock_open $nmodes $conflicts
mlock_wait
}
# Make sure that we can create a region; destroy it, attach to it,
# detach from it, etc.
proc mlock_open { nmodes conflicts } {
source ./include.tcl
global lock_curid
global lock_maxid
puts "\tLock002.a multi-process open/close test"
# Open/Create region here. Then close it and try to open from
# other test process.
set env_cmd [concat "berkdb_env -create -mode 0644 -lock \
-lock_conflict" [list [list $nmodes $conflicts]] "-home $testdir"]
set local_env [eval $env_cmd]
$local_env lock_id_set $lock_curid $lock_maxid
error_check_good env_open [is_valid_env $local_env] TRUE
set ret [$local_env close]
error_check_good env_close $ret 0
# Open from other test process
set env_cmd "berkdb_env -mode 0644 -home $testdir"
set f1 [open |$tclsh_path r+]
puts $f1 "source $test_path/test.tcl"
set remote_env [send_cmd $f1 $env_cmd]
error_check_good remote:env_open [is_valid_env $remote_env] TRUE
# Now make sure that we can reopen the region.
set local_env [eval $env_cmd]
error_check_good env_open [is_valid_env $local_env] TRUE
set ret [$local_env close]
error_check_good env_close $ret 0
# Try closing the remote region
set ret [send_cmd $f1 "$remote_env close"]
error_check_good remote:lock_close $ret 0
# Try opening for create. Will succeed because region exists.
set env_cmd [concat "berkdb_env -create -mode 0644 -lock \
-lock_conflict" [list [list $nmodes $conflicts]] "-home $testdir"]
set local_env [eval $env_cmd]
error_check_good remote:env_open [is_valid_env $local_env] TRUE
# close locally
reset_env $local_env
# Close and exit remote
set ret [send_cmd $f1 "reset_env $remote_env"]
catch { close $f1 } result
}
proc mlock_wait { } {
source ./include.tcl
puts "\tLock002.b multi-process get/put wait test"
# Open region locally
set env_cmd "berkdb_env -home $testdir"
set local_env [eval $env_cmd]
error_check_good env_open [is_valid_env $local_env] TRUE
# Open region remotely
set f1 [open |$tclsh_path r+]
puts $f1 "source $test_path/test.tcl"
set remote_env [send_cmd $f1 $env_cmd]
error_check_good remote:env_open [is_valid_env $remote_env] TRUE
# Get a write lock locally; try for the read lock
# remotely. We hold the locks for several seconds
# so that we can use timestamps to figure out if the
# other process waited.
set locker1 [$local_env lock_id]
set local_lock [$local_env lock_get write $locker1 object1]
error_check_good lock_get [is_valid_lock $local_lock $local_env] TRUE
# Now request a lock that we expect to hang; generate
# timestamps so we can tell if it actually hangs.
set locker2 [send_cmd $f1 "$remote_env lock_id"]
set remote_lock [send_timed_cmd $f1 1 \
"set lock \[$remote_env lock_get write $locker2 object1\]"]
# Now sleep before releasing lock
tclsleep 5
set result [$local_lock put]
error_check_good lock_put $result 0
# Now get the result from the other script
set result [rcv_result $f1]
error_check_good lock_get:remote_time [expr $result > 4] 1
# Now get the remote lock
set remote_lock [send_cmd $f1 "puts \$lock"]
error_check_good remote:lock_get \
[is_valid_lock $remote_lock $remote_env] TRUE
# Now make the other guy wait 5 seconds and then release his
# lock while we try to get a write lock on it.
set start [timestamp -r]
set ret [send_cmd $f1 "tclsleep 5"]
set ret [send_cmd $f1 "$remote_lock put"]
set local_lock [$local_env lock_get write $locker1 object1]
error_check_good lock_get:time \
[expr [expr [timestamp -r] - $start] > 2] 1
error_check_good lock_get:local \
[is_valid_lock $local_lock $local_env] TRUE
# Now check remote's result
set result [rcv_result $f1]
error_check_good lock_put:remote $result 0
# Clean up remote
set result [send_cmd $f1 "$remote_env lock_id_free $locker2" ]
error_check_good remote_free_id $result 0
set ret [send_cmd $f1 "reset_env $remote_env"]
close $f1
# Now close up locally
set ret [$local_lock put]
error_check_good lock_put $ret 0
error_check_good lock_id_free [$local_env lock_id_free $locker1] 0
reset_env $local_env
}
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