/*! @file
* @brief Check how rtems_bdbuf_read() handles two readers waiting
* for a buffer with the same block number in cases when disk device
* driver reports failure in read complete notification.
*
* Test sequence:
* -# Call rtems_bdbuf_read() function in thread #1 and block on
* waiting for read complete notification.
* -# Call rtems_bdbuf_read() function in thread #2 for the same block
* number. As the result it blocks on this read as well (but it will
* block on transfer semaphore).
* -# Disk device reports an error in read complete notification.
* As the result an error is returned from rtems_bdbuf_read()
* in thread #1.
* -# rtems_bdbuf_read() called in thread #2 should try to re-read data
* again so disk device ioctl() function is called again for this
* block number.
* -# This time disk device reports success in read complete notification.
* As the result rtems_bdbuf_read() in thread #2 shall return
* RTEMS_SUCCESSFUL and provide buffer descriptor.
* -# Call rtems_bdbuf_release() function in thread #2.
* .
*
* Copyright (C) 2010 OKTET Labs, St.-Petersburg, Russia
* Author: Oleg Kravtsov <Oleg.Kravtsov@oktetlabs.ru>
*
* The license and distribution terms for this file may be
* found in the file LICENSE in this distribution or at
* http://www.rtems.com/license/LICENSE.
*/
#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include "config.h"
#endif
#include <bdbuf_tests.h>
static rtems_task bdbuf_test1_3_thread1(rtems_task_argument arg);
static rtems_task bdbuf_test1_3_thread2(rtems_task_argument arg);
#define TEST_BLK_NUM 30
void
bdbuf_test1_3_main()
{
bdbuf_test_msg msg;
TEST_START("Test 1.3");
START_THREAD(1, bdbuf_test1_3_thread1);
START_THREAD(2, bdbuf_test1_3_thread2);
/*
* Step 1:
* Thread #1 calls rtems_bdbuf_read() and we block
* this thread on data transfer operation.
*/
WAIT_DRV_MSG(&msg);
/*
* Step 2:
* Thread #2 calls rtems_bdbuf_read() for the same
* block number, as the result it shall block waiting
* on buffer state change.
*/
CONTINUE_THREAD(2);
/* Make sure thread #2 managed to block on the buffer. */
CHECK_THREAD_BLOCKED(2);
/*
* Step 3:
* Unblock thread #1 by reporting erroneous data transfer result.
*/
SEND_DRV_MSG(0, 0, RTEMS_IO_ERROR, EFAULT);
/*
* Wait for sync from thread #1.
*/
WAIT_THREAD_SYNC(1);
CONTINUE_THREAD(1);
TEST_CHECK_RESULT("3");
/* Check thread #2 is still blocked */
CHECK_THREAD_BLOCKED(2);
/*
* Step 4:
* For thread #2 bdbuf shall try to re-read data.
* As the result we will get read call to device driver.
*/
WAIT_DRV_MSG(&msg);
/*
* Step 5:
* This time report success from the driver and
* rtems_bdbuf_read() in thread #2 shall return
* RTEMS_SUCCESSFUL.
*/
SEND_DRV_MSG(0, 0, RTEMS_SUCCESSFUL, 0);
/*
* Wait for sync from thread #2.
*/
WAIT_THREAD_SYNC(2);
TEST_CHECK_RESULT("5");
/*
* Step 6:
* Release buffer in thread #2
*/
CONTINUE_THREAD(2);
TEST_END();
}
static rtems_task
bdbuf_test1_3_thread1(rtems_task_argument arg)
{
rtems_status_code rc;
rtems_bdbuf_buffer *bd = NULL;
/*
* Step 1 - 3:
* Try to read blk #N on thread #1
* We will block on this read and meanwhile
* thread #2 will try to read the same block.
* After blocking on read in thread #2, device
* driver will notify about an error, and as the
* result this call will return an error.
*/
rc = rtems_bdbuf_read(test_dd, TEST_BLK_NUM, &bd);
if (rc != RTEMS_IO_ERROR || bd != NULL)
{
TEST_FAILED();
}
CONTINUE_MAIN(1);
THREAD_END();
}
static rtems_task
bdbuf_test1_3_thread2(rtems_task_argument arg)
{
rtems_status_code rc;
rtems_bdbuf_buffer *bd = NULL;
WAIT_MAIN_SYNC(2);
/*
* Step 2:
* Try to read block #N. Right now thread #1 is waiting
* on data transfer operation, so we will block here as well.
*
* Step 4-5:
* Due to the fact that thread #1 failed to read required block
* number, bdbuf library should ask for re-read data again.
* Time time main task will tell driver to report success.
*/
rc = rtems_bdbuf_read(test_dd, TEST_BLK_NUM, &bd);
if (rc != RTEMS_SUCCESSFUL || bd == NULL)
{
TEST_FAILED();
}
CONTINUE_MAIN(2);
/*
* Step 6:
* Release buffer.
*/
rc = rtems_bdbuf_release(bd);
if (rc != RTEMS_SUCCESSFUL)
{
TEST_FAILED();
}
THREAD_END();
}
