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Import atf-0.21: Released on October 23rd, 2014. * Restored the atf(7) manual page to serve as a reference to all the other manual pages shipped by ATF. * Added the -s flag to atf-sh to support specifying the shell interpreter to be used. * Removed ATF_WORKDIR. The only remaining consumers have been converted to use the standard TMPDIR environment variable. As a benefit, and because Kyua forces the TMPDIR to live within the test case's work directory, any stale files left behind by ATF will be automatically cleaned up. * Documented the environment variables recognized by each component in the relevant manual pages. This information was lost with the atf-config(1) removal. * Added a new "require.diskspace" metadata property to test cases so that they can specify the minimum amount of disk space required for the test to run. * Renamed the atf-{c,c++,sh}-api(3) manual pages to atf-{c,c++,sh}(3) for discoverability purposes. Symbolic links are provided for the time being to still make the old names visible. * Issue #5: Recommend the (expected, actual) idiom for calls to the test macros in the manual pages. * Issue #7: Stopped catching unhandled exceptions in atf-c++ tests. This propagates the crash to the caller, which in turn allows it to obtain proper debugging information. In particular, Kyua should now be able to extract a stacktrace pinpointing the problem. * Issue #8: Fixed atf-c/macros_test:use test failures spotted by the clang that ships with FreeBSD 11.0-CURRENT. * Issue #12: Improved documentation of atf-sh(3) and atf-check(1) by better explaining how they relate to each other. * Issue #14: Stopped setting 'set -e' in atf-sh. This setting was initially added as a way to enable a "strict" mode in the library and to make test cases fail fast when they run unprotected commands. However, doing so in the library is surprising as the responsibility of enabling 'set -e' should be on the user's code. Also, 'set -e' introduces inconsistent behavior on subshells and users do not expect that. * Issue #15: Fixed atf_utils_{fork,wait} to support nested calls. * Issue #16: Fixed test failures (by removing a long-standing hack) on systems that lack \e support in printf(1). * Issue #19: Removed stale references to atf-config and atf-run.
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#include "atf-c++/detail/fs.hpp"
#if defined(HAVE_CONFIG_H)
Import atf-0.21: Released on October 23rd, 2014. * Restored the atf(7) manual page to serve as a reference to all the other manual pages shipped by ATF. * Added the -s flag to atf-sh to support specifying the shell interpreter to be used. * Removed ATF_WORKDIR. The only remaining consumers have been converted to use the standard TMPDIR environment variable. As a benefit, and because Kyua forces the TMPDIR to live within the test case's work directory, any stale files left behind by ATF will be automatically cleaned up. * Documented the environment variables recognized by each component in the relevant manual pages. This information was lost with the atf-config(1) removal. * Added a new "require.diskspace" metadata property to test cases so that they can specify the minimum amount of disk space required for the test to run. * Renamed the atf-{c,c++,sh}-api(3) manual pages to atf-{c,c++,sh}(3) for discoverability purposes. Symbolic links are provided for the time being to still make the old names visible. * Issue #5: Recommend the (expected, actual) idiom for calls to the test macros in the manual pages. * Issue #7: Stopped catching unhandled exceptions in atf-c++ tests. This propagates the crash to the caller, which in turn allows it to obtain proper debugging information. In particular, Kyua should now be able to extract a stacktrace pinpointing the problem. * Issue #8: Fixed atf-c/macros_test:use test failures spotted by the clang that ships with FreeBSD 11.0-CURRENT. * Issue #12: Improved documentation of atf-sh(3) and atf-check(1) by better explaining how they relate to each other. * Issue #14: Stopped setting 'set -e' in atf-sh. This setting was initially added as a way to enable a "strict" mode in the library and to make test cases fail fast when they run unprotected commands. However, doing so in the library is surprising as the responsibility of enabling 'set -e' should be on the user's code. Also, 'set -e' introduces inconsistent behavior on subshells and users do not expect that. * Issue #15: Fixed atf_utils_{fork,wait} to support nested calls. * Issue #16: Fixed test failures (by removing a long-standing hack) on systems that lack \e support in printf(1). * Issue #19: Removed stale references to atf-config and atf-run.
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#include "config.h"
#endif
extern "C" {
#include <sys/param.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/mount.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <sys/wait.h>
#include <dirent.h>
#include <libgen.h>
#include <unistd.h>
}
#include <cerrno>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstring>
extern "C" {
Import atf-0.21: Released on October 23rd, 2014. * Restored the atf(7) manual page to serve as a reference to all the other manual pages shipped by ATF. * Added the -s flag to atf-sh to support specifying the shell interpreter to be used. * Removed ATF_WORKDIR. The only remaining consumers have been converted to use the standard TMPDIR environment variable. As a benefit, and because Kyua forces the TMPDIR to live within the test case's work directory, any stale files left behind by ATF will be automatically cleaned up. * Documented the environment variables recognized by each component in the relevant manual pages. This information was lost with the atf-config(1) removal. * Added a new "require.diskspace" metadata property to test cases so that they can specify the minimum amount of disk space required for the test to run. * Renamed the atf-{c,c++,sh}-api(3) manual pages to atf-{c,c++,sh}(3) for discoverability purposes. Symbolic links are provided for the time being to still make the old names visible. * Issue #5: Recommend the (expected, actual) idiom for calls to the test macros in the manual pages. * Issue #7: Stopped catching unhandled exceptions in atf-c++ tests. This propagates the crash to the caller, which in turn allows it to obtain proper debugging information. In particular, Kyua should now be able to extract a stacktrace pinpointing the problem. * Issue #8: Fixed atf-c/macros_test:use test failures spotted by the clang that ships with FreeBSD 11.0-CURRENT. * Issue #12: Improved documentation of atf-sh(3) and atf-check(1) by better explaining how they relate to each other. * Issue #14: Stopped setting 'set -e' in atf-sh. This setting was initially added as a way to enable a "strict" mode in the library and to make test cases fail fast when they run unprotected commands. However, doing so in the library is surprising as the responsibility of enabling 'set -e' should be on the user's code. Also, 'set -e' introduces inconsistent behavior on subshells and users do not expect that. * Issue #15: Fixed atf_utils_{fork,wait} to support nested calls. * Issue #16: Fixed test failures (by removing a long-standing hack) on systems that lack \e support in printf(1). * Issue #19: Removed stale references to atf-config and atf-run.
2014-10-30 17:14:07 +00:00
#include "atf-c/error.h"
}
Import atf-0.21: Released on October 23rd, 2014. * Restored the atf(7) manual page to serve as a reference to all the other manual pages shipped by ATF. * Added the -s flag to atf-sh to support specifying the shell interpreter to be used. * Removed ATF_WORKDIR. The only remaining consumers have been converted to use the standard TMPDIR environment variable. As a benefit, and because Kyua forces the TMPDIR to live within the test case's work directory, any stale files left behind by ATF will be automatically cleaned up. * Documented the environment variables recognized by each component in the relevant manual pages. This information was lost with the atf-config(1) removal. * Added a new "require.diskspace" metadata property to test cases so that they can specify the minimum amount of disk space required for the test to run. * Renamed the atf-{c,c++,sh}-api(3) manual pages to atf-{c,c++,sh}(3) for discoverability purposes. Symbolic links are provided for the time being to still make the old names visible. * Issue #5: Recommend the (expected, actual) idiom for calls to the test macros in the manual pages. * Issue #7: Stopped catching unhandled exceptions in atf-c++ tests. This propagates the crash to the caller, which in turn allows it to obtain proper debugging information. In particular, Kyua should now be able to extract a stacktrace pinpointing the problem. * Issue #8: Fixed atf-c/macros_test:use test failures spotted by the clang that ships with FreeBSD 11.0-CURRENT. * Issue #12: Improved documentation of atf-sh(3) and atf-check(1) by better explaining how they relate to each other. * Issue #14: Stopped setting 'set -e' in atf-sh. This setting was initially added as a way to enable a "strict" mode in the library and to make test cases fail fast when they run unprotected commands. However, doing so in the library is surprising as the responsibility of enabling 'set -e' should be on the user's code. Also, 'set -e' introduces inconsistent behavior on subshells and users do not expect that. * Issue #15: Fixed atf_utils_{fork,wait} to support nested calls. * Issue #16: Fixed test failures (by removing a long-standing hack) on systems that lack \e support in printf(1). * Issue #19: Removed stale references to atf-config and atf-run.
2014-10-30 17:14:07 +00:00
#include "atf-c++/detail/env.hpp"
#include "atf-c++/detail/exceptions.hpp"
#include "atf-c++/detail/process.hpp"
#include "atf-c++/detail/sanity.hpp"
#include "atf-c++/detail/text.hpp"
#include "atf-c++/utils.hpp"
namespace impl = atf::fs;
#define IMPL_NAME "atf::fs"
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Auxiliary functions.
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
static bool safe_access(const impl::path&, int, int);
//!
//! \brief A controlled version of access(2).
//!
//! This function reimplements the standard access(2) system call to
//! safely control its exit status and raise an exception in case of
//! failure.
//!
static
bool
safe_access(const impl::path& p, int mode, int experr)
{
bool ok;
atf_error_t err = atf_fs_eaccess(p.c_path(), mode);
if (atf_is_error(err)) {
if (atf_error_is(err, "libc")) {
if (atf_libc_error_code(err) == experr) {
atf_error_free(err);
ok = false;
} else {
atf::throw_atf_error(err);
// XXX Silence warning; maybe throw_atf_error should be
// an exception and not a function.
ok = false;
}
} else {
atf::throw_atf_error(err);
// XXX Silence warning; maybe throw_atf_error should be
// an exception and not a function.
ok = false;
}
} else
ok = true;
return ok;
}
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
// The "path" class.
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
impl::path::path(const std::string& s)
{
atf_error_t err = atf_fs_path_init_fmt(&m_path, "%s", s.c_str());
if (atf_is_error(err))
throw_atf_error(err);
}
impl::path::path(const path& p)
{
atf_error_t err = atf_fs_path_copy(&m_path, &p.m_path);
if (atf_is_error(err))
throw_atf_error(err);
}
impl::path::path(const atf_fs_path_t *p)
{
atf_error_t err = atf_fs_path_copy(&m_path, p);
if (atf_is_error(err))
throw_atf_error(err);
}
impl::path::~path(void)
{
atf_fs_path_fini(&m_path);
}
const char*
impl::path::c_str(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_path_cstring(&m_path);
}
const atf_fs_path_t*
impl::path::c_path(void)
const
{
return &m_path;
}
std::string
impl::path::str(void)
const
{
return c_str();
}
bool
impl::path::is_absolute(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_path_is_absolute(&m_path);
}
bool
impl::path::is_root(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_path_is_root(&m_path);
}
impl::path
impl::path::branch_path(void)
const
{
atf_fs_path_t bp;
atf_error_t err;
err = atf_fs_path_branch_path(&m_path, &bp);
if (atf_is_error(err))
throw_atf_error(err);
path p(atf_fs_path_cstring(&bp));
atf_fs_path_fini(&bp);
return p;
}
std::string
impl::path::leaf_name(void)
const
{
atf_dynstr_t ln;
atf_error_t err;
err = atf_fs_path_leaf_name(&m_path, &ln);
if (atf_is_error(err))
throw_atf_error(err);
std::string s(atf_dynstr_cstring(&ln));
atf_dynstr_fini(&ln);
return s;
}
impl::path
impl::path::to_absolute(void)
const
{
atf_fs_path_t pa;
atf_error_t err = atf_fs_path_to_absolute(&m_path, &pa);
if (atf_is_error(err))
throw_atf_error(err);
path p(atf_fs_path_cstring(&pa));
atf_fs_path_fini(&pa);
return p;
}
impl::path&
impl::path::operator=(const path& p)
{
atf_fs_path_t tmp;
atf_error_t err = atf_fs_path_init_fmt(&tmp, "%s", p.c_str());
if (atf_is_error(err))
throw_atf_error(err);
else {
atf_fs_path_fini(&m_path);
m_path = tmp;
}
return *this;
}
bool
impl::path::operator==(const path& p)
const
{
return atf_equal_fs_path_fs_path(&m_path, &p.m_path);
}
bool
impl::path::operator!=(const path& p)
const
{
return !atf_equal_fs_path_fs_path(&m_path, &p.m_path);
}
impl::path
impl::path::operator/(const std::string& p)
const
{
path p2 = *this;
atf_error_t err = atf_fs_path_append_fmt(&p2.m_path, "%s", p.c_str());
if (atf_is_error(err))
throw_atf_error(err);
return p2;
}
impl::path
impl::path::operator/(const path& p)
const
{
path p2 = *this;
atf_error_t err = atf_fs_path_append_fmt(&p2.m_path, "%s",
atf_fs_path_cstring(&p.m_path));
if (atf_is_error(err))
throw_atf_error(err);
return p2;
}
bool
impl::path::operator<(const path& p)
const
{
const char *s1 = atf_fs_path_cstring(&m_path);
const char *s2 = atf_fs_path_cstring(&p.m_path);
return std::strcmp(s1, s2) < 0;
}
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
// The "file_info" class.
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
const int impl::file_info::blk_type = atf_fs_stat_blk_type;
const int impl::file_info::chr_type = atf_fs_stat_chr_type;
const int impl::file_info::dir_type = atf_fs_stat_dir_type;
const int impl::file_info::fifo_type = atf_fs_stat_fifo_type;
const int impl::file_info::lnk_type = atf_fs_stat_lnk_type;
const int impl::file_info::reg_type = atf_fs_stat_reg_type;
const int impl::file_info::sock_type = atf_fs_stat_sock_type;
const int impl::file_info::wht_type = atf_fs_stat_wht_type;
impl::file_info::file_info(const path& p)
{
atf_error_t err;
err = atf_fs_stat_init(&m_stat, p.c_path());
if (atf_is_error(err))
throw_atf_error(err);
}
impl::file_info::file_info(const file_info& fi)
{
atf_fs_stat_copy(&m_stat, &fi.m_stat);
}
impl::file_info::~file_info(void)
{
atf_fs_stat_fini(&m_stat);
}
dev_t
impl::file_info::get_device(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_get_device(&m_stat);
}
ino_t
impl::file_info::get_inode(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_get_inode(&m_stat);
}
mode_t
impl::file_info::get_mode(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_get_mode(&m_stat);
}
off_t
impl::file_info::get_size(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_get_size(&m_stat);
}
int
impl::file_info::get_type(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_get_type(&m_stat);
}
bool
impl::file_info::is_owner_readable(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_is_owner_readable(&m_stat);
}
bool
impl::file_info::is_owner_writable(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_is_owner_writable(&m_stat);
}
bool
impl::file_info::is_owner_executable(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_is_owner_executable(&m_stat);
}
bool
impl::file_info::is_group_readable(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_is_group_readable(&m_stat);
}
bool
impl::file_info::is_group_writable(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_is_group_writable(&m_stat);
}
bool
impl::file_info::is_group_executable(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_is_group_executable(&m_stat);
}
bool
impl::file_info::is_other_readable(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_is_other_readable(&m_stat);
}
bool
impl::file_info::is_other_writable(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_is_other_writable(&m_stat);
}
bool
impl::file_info::is_other_executable(void)
const
{
return atf_fs_stat_is_other_executable(&m_stat);
}
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
// The "directory" class.
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
impl::directory::directory(const path& p)
{
DIR* dp = ::opendir(p.c_str());
if (dp == NULL)
throw system_error(IMPL_NAME "::directory::directory(" +
p.str() + ")", "opendir(3) failed", errno);
struct dirent* dep;
while ((dep = ::readdir(dp)) != NULL) {
path entryp = p / dep->d_name;
insert(value_type(dep->d_name, file_info(entryp)));
}
if (::closedir(dp) == -1)
throw system_error(IMPL_NAME "::directory::directory(" +
p.str() + ")", "closedir(3) failed", errno);
}
std::set< std::string >
impl::directory::names(void)
const
{
std::set< std::string > ns;
for (const_iterator iter = begin(); iter != end(); iter++)
ns.insert((*iter).first);
return ns;
}
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Free functions.
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------
bool
impl::exists(const path& p)
{
atf_error_t err;
bool b;
err = atf_fs_exists(p.c_path(), &b);
if (atf_is_error(err))
throw_atf_error(err);
return b;
}
bool
impl::have_prog_in_path(const std::string& prog)
{
PRE(prog.find('/') == std::string::npos);
// Do not bother to provide a default value for PATH. If it is not
// there something is broken in the user's environment.
if (!atf::env::has("PATH"))
throw std::runtime_error("PATH not defined in the environment");
std::vector< std::string > dirs =
atf::text::split(atf::env::get("PATH"), ":");
bool found = false;
for (std::vector< std::string >::const_iterator iter = dirs.begin();
!found && iter != dirs.end(); iter++) {
const path& dir = path(*iter);
if (is_executable(dir / prog))
found = true;
}
return found;
}
bool
impl::is_executable(const path& p)
{
if (!exists(p))
return false;
return safe_access(p, atf_fs_access_x, EACCES);
}
void
impl::remove(const path& p)
{
if (file_info(p).get_type() == file_info::dir_type)
throw atf::system_error(IMPL_NAME "::remove(" + p.str() + ")",
"Is a directory",
EPERM);
if (::unlink(p.c_str()) == -1)
throw atf::system_error(IMPL_NAME "::remove(" + p.str() + ")",
"unlink(" + p.str() + ") failed",
errno);
}
void
impl::rmdir(const path& p)
{
atf_error_t err = atf_fs_rmdir(p.c_path());
if (atf_is_error(err))
throw_atf_error(err);
}