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001:        /*
002:        This source file is part of Smyle, a database library.
003:        For up-to-date information, see http://www.drjava.de/smyle
004:        Copyright (C) 2001 Stefan Reich (doc@drjava.de)
005:
006:        This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
007:        modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
008:        License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
009:        version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
010:
011:        This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
012:        but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
013:        MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
014:        Lesser General Public License for more details.
015:
016:        You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
017:        License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
018:        Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA
019:
020:        For full license text, see doc/license/lgpl.txt in this distribution
021:         */
022:
023:        package drjava.smyle.tests;
024:
025:        import java.io.*;
026:        import junit.framework.*;
027:        import java.util.*;
028:        import drjava.util.*;
029:        import drjava.gjutil.*;
030:        import drjava.smyle.*;
031:        import drjava.smyle.testtypes.*;
032:        import drjava.smyle.core.*;
033:        import drjava.smyle.meta.*;
034:        import org.artsProject.mcop.core.*;
035:        import org.artsProject.util.*;
036:
037:        /** tests garbage collection */
038:        public class GCTest extends DiskStoreTestBase {
039:            public GCTest(String name) {
040:                super (name);
041:            }
042:
043:            public void setUp() throws Exception {
044:                super .setUp();
045:                store.setWriteLatency(0);
046:            }
047:
048:            void prepareGC() throws Exception {
049:                addPersons(table);
050:                // The next line is for growing the chunk table
051:                addMorePersons(table);
052:                removeMorePersons(table);
053:                snapshot.commit();
054:                gcCheckpointSmall();
055:
056:                getNewSnapshot();
057:                addMorePersons(table);
058:                snapshot.commit();
059:                gcCheckpointBig();
060:
061:                // remove the last 5 persons again
062:                getNewSnapshot();
063:                removeMorePersons(table);
064:                snapshot.commit();
065:            }
066:
067:            /** complements prepareGC() */
068:            void assertGCWorked() throws Exception {
069:                // Note: By requiring an exact size match (rather than a <=) with the
070:                // store size before any GC, we implicitely assert
071:                // something else too: that a series of adds produces no garbage
072:                // (which it did in an early version).
073:                gcCheckpointSmallAgain(24 * 16, true); // allow some chunk table slack
074:
075:                rotate();
076:
077:                // assert table is still intact
078:                assertPersons(table);
079:            }
080:
081:            void assertNoGC() throws Exception {
082:                gcCheckpointSmallAgain(4 * 16, false); // allow some chunk table slack
083:            }
084:
085:            public void testGC() throws Exception {
086:                prepareGC();
087:
088:                // We don't take a new snapshot here; so we automatically test
089:                // whether the current store state is respected by GC
090:                // (even if there's no snapshot of it)
091:                store.collectGarbage();
092:                assertGCWorked();
093:            }
094:
095:            public void testGCRespectsSnapshots() throws Exception {
096:                addPersons(table);
097:                snapshot.commit();
098:                getImmutableSnapshot();
099:                Table oldTable = table;
100:
101:                getNewSnapshot();
102:                table.clear();
103:                snapshot.commit();
104:
105:                store.collectGarbage();
106:                assertPersons(oldTable);
107:            }
108:
109:            public void testGCRespectsModifiedUncommittedSnapshots()
110:                    throws Exception {
111:                if (store.exclusiveWriteLocking())
112:                    return;
113:
114:                Table oldTable = table;
115:                addPersons(oldTable);
116:
117:                getImmutableSnapshot();
118:                store.collectGarbage();
119:                assertPersons(oldTable);
120:            }
121:
122:            void gcCheckpointSmall() {
123:                bytes1 = disk.totalBytes();
124:            }
125:
126:            void gcCheckpointBig() {
127:                bytes2 = disk.totalBytes();
128:                assertTrue(bytes2 + " > " + bytes1, bytes2 > bytes1);
129:            }
130:
131:            void gcCheckpointSmallAgain(int increaseAllowed, boolean flag) {
132:                long bytes3 = disk.totalBytes();
133:                assertEquals("Store should be at most " + bytes1 + "+"
134:                        + increaseAllowed + " bytes large, actual size: "
135:                        + bytes3 + " (files: " + disk.numberOfFiles()
136:                        + "), max: " + bytes2, flag, bytes3 <= bytes1
137:                        + increaseAllowed);
138:            }
139:
140:            public void testGCAfterCrash() throws Exception {
141:                ((DefaultChunkManager) store.getChunkManager())
142:                        .setNaturalFileSize(32);
143:                addPersons(table);
144:                snapshot.commit();
145:                gcCheckpointSmall();
146:
147:                getNewSnapshot();
148:                addMorePersons(table);
149:                gcCheckpointBig();
150:
151:                // simulate a crash by not committing and keeping the old store open
152:                createStore();
153:                gcCheckpointSmallAgain(16 * 16, true);
154:
155:                // assert table is still intact and there was a GC
156:                assertPersons(table);
157:            }
158:
159:            public void testGCIgnoresFreedSnapshots() throws Exception {
160:                testMemoryGC(true);
161:            }
162:
163:            public void testGCPerformsMemoryGC() throws Exception {
164:                testMemoryGC(false);
165:            }
166:
167:            void testMemoryGC(boolean callMemoryGC) throws Exception {
168:                //if (store.exclusiveWriteLocking()) return;
169:
170:                ((DefaultChunkManager) store.getChunkManager())
171:                        .setNaturalFileSize(32);
172:                commitAndGetNewSnapshot();
173:                gcCheckpointSmall();
174:
175:                addPersons(table);
176:                gcCheckpointBig();
177:
178:                // acquire immutable snapshot
179:                Snapshot oldSnapshot = store.snapshot();
180:
181:                removePersons(table);
182:                snapshot.commit();
183:                snapshot = null;
184:                // table is now small again; but old snapshot still references
185:                // obsolete data
186:
187:                oldSnapshot = null; // drop reference to old snapshot
188:                if (callMemoryGC)
189:                    System.gc();
190:                store.collectGarbage();
191:                gcCheckpointSmallAgain(8 * 16, true);
192:            }
193:
194:            public void testGCIgnoresForgottenSnapshots() throws Exception {
195:                ((DefaultChunkManager) store.getChunkManager())
196:                        .setNaturalFileSize(32);
197:                commitAndGetNewSnapshot();
198:                gcCheckpointSmall();
199:
200:                addPersons(table);
201:                gcCheckpointBig();
202:
203:                snapshot.forget();
204:                getImmutableSnapshot();
205:
206:                store.collectGarbage();
207:                gcCheckpointSmallAgain(7 * 16, true);
208:            }
209:
210:            public void testGCOnClose() throws Exception {
211:                ((DefaultChunkManager) store.getChunkManager())
212:                        .setNaturalFileSize(32);
213:                // The next line is for growing the chunk table
214:                addMorePersons(table);
215:                removeMorePersons(table);
216:                commitAndGetNewSnapshot();
217:                gcCheckpointSmall();
218:
219:                addPersons(table);
220:                commitAndGetNewSnapshot();
221:                Snapshot bigSnapshot = store.snapshot(); // retain reference, don't forget()
222:                gcCheckpointBig();
223:
224:                table.clear();
225:                commitAndGetNewSnapshot();
226:
227:                store.close();
228:                gcCheckpointSmallAgain(4 * 16, true); // allow some chunk table slack
229:
230:                store = null;
231:            }
232:
233:            public void testGCReusedChunks() throws Exception {
234:                table.add(john);
235:                snapshot.commit();
236:                getImmutableSnapshot();
237:                Table oldTable = table;
238:
239:                getNewSnapshot();
240:                table.clear();
241:                table.add(anne);
242:                snapshot.commit();
243:
244:                store.collectGarbage();
245:                assertEquals(john, oldTable.first());
246:                assertEquals(anne, table.first());
247:            }
248:
249:            public void testGCAcquiresWriteLock() throws Exception {
250:                if (!store.exclusiveWriteLocking())
251:                    return;
252:
253:                try {
254:                    store.logTo(null);
255:                    store.collectGarbage();
256:                    fail("No exception");
257:                } catch (MultipleMutableSnapshotsException e) {
258:                    // ok
259:                }
260:            }
261:
262:            public void testAutoGC() throws Exception {
263:                store.setWriteLatency(0);
264:                store.setGCFrequency(1001);
265:                store.setClusterSize(1000);
266:                prepareGC();
267:                //assertTrue("Total bytes written: "+disk.totalBytesWritten(), disk.totalBytesWritten() >= 1000);
268:                assertGCWorked();
269:
270:                // assert it works twice too
271:
272:                // set parameters again because prepareGC rotated store
273:                store.setWriteLatency(0);
274:                store.setGCFrequency(1001);
275:                store.setClusterSize(1000);
276:                prepareGC();
277:                //assertTrue("Total bytes written: "+disk.totalBytesWritten(), disk.totalBytesWritten() >= 1000*2);
278:
279:                // assertGCWorked won't do here because tables has 10 elements, not 5
280:                gcCheckpointSmallAgain(4 * 16, true);
281:            }
282:
283:            public void testNoAutoGC() throws Exception {
284:                store.setGCFrequency(10000);
285:                store.setClusterSize(1000);
286:                prepareGC();
287:                assertTrue("Total bytes written: " + disk.totalBytesWritten(),
288:                        disk.totalBytesWritten() < 10000);
289:                assertNoGC();
290:            }
291:        }
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