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hnvram: Added option to choose target file + tests
$HNVRAM_LOCATION envvar can now be used to to read/write from a file instead of a flash device. Changed some variable declarations to compile on x86 and allow end-to-end testing on x86. Depends on go/fibercl/80569 In reference to b/31822982 Change-Id: I1f41cc9c8351b13d240dbc1fe9d91ceed3bced11
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// Copyright 2016 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved. | ||
// Author: germuth@google.com (Aaron Germuth) | ||
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// Tests external methods of hnvram_main end-to-end. No stubbing of lower-level | ||
// methods (Black box testing) | ||
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#include <stdio.h> | ||
#include "gtest/gtest.h" | ||
#include "hmx_upgrade_nvram.h" | ||
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#define TEST_MAIN | ||
#include "hnvram_main.c" | ||
#include "hmx_test_base.cc" | ||
#include "hmx_upgrade_nvram.c" | ||
#include "hmx_upgrade_flash.c" | ||
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// Test constants | ||
const char* name = "NEW_VAR"; | ||
const char* val = "ABCDEF"; | ||
const char* val2 = "ZZZZZZZZZ"; | ||
const int valLen = 6; | ||
const int valLen2 = 9; | ||
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const char* fieldName = "MAC_ADDR_BT"; | ||
const char* fieldVal = "\x01\x02\x03\x04\x05\x06"; | ||
const char* fieldValStr = "01:02:03:04:05:06"; | ||
const char* fieldVal2 = "12:34:56:78:0a:bc"; | ||
const int fieldValLen = 6; | ||
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// Test parameters | ||
const HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_E partitions[] = | ||
{HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_RO, HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_RW}; | ||
HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_E part; | ||
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class HnvramIntegrationTest : public HnvramTest, | ||
public ::testing::WithParamInterface<HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_E> { | ||
public: | ||
HnvramIntegrationTest() {} | ||
virtual ~HnvramIntegrationTest() {} | ||
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virtual void SetUp() { | ||
part = GetParam(); | ||
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libupgrade_verbose = 0; | ||
can_add_flag = 0; | ||
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HnvramTest::SetUp(); | ||
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HMX_NVRAM_Init(hnvramFileName); | ||
} | ||
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virtual void TearDown() { | ||
part = HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_UNSPECIFIED; | ||
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// clear dlists | ||
drv_NVRAM_Delete(HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_RO, (unsigned char*)fieldName); | ||
drv_NVRAM_Delete(HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_RW, (unsigned char*)name); | ||
drv_NVRAM_Delete(HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_RO, (unsigned char*)name); | ||
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HnvramTest::TearDown(); | ||
} | ||
}; | ||
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TEST_P(HnvramIntegrationTest, TestWriteNvramNew) { | ||
// Should fail without can_add | ||
EXPECT_EQ(-1, write_nvram_new(name, val, part)); | ||
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// Should fail to parse | ||
can_add_flag = 1; | ||
char valLarge[NVRAM_MAX_DATA + 1]; | ||
memset(valLarge, 1, sizeof(valLarge)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(-2, write_nvram_new(name, valLarge, part)); | ||
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// Should fail cleanly with bad partition | ||
HMX_NVRAM_Init("/tmp/"); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(-3, write_nvram_new(name, val, part)); | ||
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// Read back writes | ||
HMX_NVRAM_Init(hnvramFileName); | ||
unsigned char read[255]; | ||
unsigned int readLen = 0; | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, write_nvram_new(name, val, part)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(DRV_OK, | ||
HMX_NVRAM_Read(part, (unsigned char*)name, 0, | ||
read, sizeof(read), &readLen)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, memcmp(val, read, valLen)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(valLen, readLen); | ||
} | ||
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TEST_P(HnvramIntegrationTest, TestWriteNvram) { | ||
// Should fail with large val | ||
char valLarge[NVRAM_MAX_DATA + 1]; | ||
memset(valLarge, 1, sizeof(valLarge)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(-1, write_nvram(name, valLarge, part)); | ||
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// Failure to parse | ||
EXPECT_EQ(-2, write_nvram(fieldName, "not-proper-mac-addr", part)); | ||
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// Variable doesn't already exist | ||
EXPECT_EQ(-3, write_nvram(name, val, part)); | ||
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// Variable exists in wrong partition | ||
can_add_flag = 1; | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, write_nvram_new(name, val, part)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(-4, write_nvram(name, val, HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_W_RAWFS)); | ||
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// Fail cleanly from lower-level write | ||
HMX_NVRAM_Init("/tmp/"); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(-5, write_nvram(name, val, part)); | ||
HMX_NVRAM_Init(hnvramFileName); | ||
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// Try to specify partition with a field variable | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, write_nvram_new(fieldName, fieldVal, part)); | ||
HMX_NVRAM_Init(hnvramFileName); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(-6, write_nvram(fieldName, fieldVal2, part)); | ||
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// Failure from lower-level write w/field | ||
HMX_NVRAM_Init("/tmp/"); | ||
char out[255]; | ||
EXPECT_EQ(-7, write_nvram(fieldName, fieldValStr, | ||
HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_UNSPECIFIED)); | ||
HMX_NVRAM_Init(hnvramFileName); | ||
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// Read back val after changing val | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, write_nvram(name, val2, part)); | ||
unsigned char read[255]; | ||
unsigned int readLen = 0; | ||
EXPECT_EQ(DRV_OK, HMX_NVRAM_Read(part, (unsigned char*)name, 0, | ||
read, sizeof(read), &readLen)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, memcmp(read, val2, readLen)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(readLen, valLen2); | ||
} | ||
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TEST_P(HnvramIntegrationTest, TestClearNvram) { | ||
// Delete non-existing variable | ||
HMX_NVRAM_Init(hnvramFileName); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(DRV_OK, clear_nvram(name)); | ||
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can_add_flag = 1; | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, write_nvram_new(name, val, part)); | ||
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// No hnvram partition | ||
HMX_NVRAM_Init("/tmp/"); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(DRV_ERR, clear_nvram(name)); | ||
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// Delete Existing | ||
HMX_NVRAM_Init(hnvramFileName); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(DRV_OK, clear_nvram(name)); | ||
} | ||
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TEST_P(HnvramIntegrationTest, TestReadNvram) { | ||
char readR[255]; | ||
memset(readR, 56, 30); | ||
HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_E part_used; | ||
EXPECT_TRUE(NULL == read_nvram(fieldName, readR, sizeof(readR), 0, &part_used)); | ||
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// No variable to find | ||
EXPECT_EQ(NULL, read_nvram(name, readR, sizeof(readR), 0, &part_used)); | ||
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// Find field | ||
can_add_flag = 1; | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, write_nvram_new(fieldName, fieldVal, HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_RO)); | ||
EXPECT_FALSE(NULL == read_nvram(fieldName, readR, sizeof(readR), 1, &part_used)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, memcmp(readR, fieldValStr, 18)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(part_used, HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_RO); | ||
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// Find variable | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, write_nvram_new(name, val, part)); | ||
EXPECT_FALSE(NULL == read_nvram(name, readR, sizeof(readR), 1, &part_used)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, memcmp(readR, val, valLen)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(part_used, part); | ||
} | ||
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TEST_P(HnvramIntegrationTest, TestInitNvram) { | ||
char readR[255]; | ||
HMX_NVRAM_PARTITION_E part_used; | ||
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// Set envvar to bad file | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, setenv("HNVRAM_LOCATION", "/tmp/", 1)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(DRV_OK, init_nvram()); | ||
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// Should fail to read | ||
EXPECT_TRUE(NULL == read_nvram(name, readR, sizeof(readR), 1, &part_used)); | ||
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// Set envvar to proper, empty file | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, setenv("HNVRAM_LOCATION", hnvramFileName, 1)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(DRV_OK, init_nvram()); | ||
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// Write and read it back | ||
can_add_flag = 1; | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, write_nvram_new(name, val, part)); | ||
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EXPECT_FALSE(NULL == read_nvram(name, readR, sizeof(readR), 1, &part_used)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(0, memcmp(readR, val, valLen)); | ||
EXPECT_EQ(part_used, part); | ||
} | ||
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INSTANTIATE_TEST_CASE_P(TryAllPartitions, HnvramIntegrationTest, | ||
::testing::ValuesIn(partitions)); | ||
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int main(int argc, char** argv) { | ||
::testing::InitGoogleTest(&argc, argv); | ||
::testing::AddGlobalTestEnvironment(new HnvramEnvironment); | ||
return RUN_ALL_TESTS(); | ||
} |
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