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/**

 *  @test

 *  @bug 4195445 6204179

 *  @summary JDWP, JDI: Add return value to Method Exit Event

 *  @author Jim Holmlund

 *

 *  @run build TestScaffold VMConnection TargetListener TargetAdapter

 *  @run compile -g MethodExitReturnValuesTest.java

 *  @run main MethodExitReturnValuesTest

 */

import com.sun.jdi.*;

import com.sun.jdi.event.*;

import com.sun.jdi.request.*;

import java.util.*;

import java.net.URLClassLoader;

import java.net.URL;

import java.lang.reflect.Array;

/*

 * This test has a debuggee which calls a static method

 * for each kind of JDI Value, and then an instance method

 * for each.

 * The debugger turns on MethodExitEvents and checks

 * that the right return values are included in the MethodExitEvents.

 * Each value is stored in a static var in the debuggee.  The debugger

 * gets the values from these static vars to check for correct

 * return values in the MethodExitEvents.

 */

class MethodExitReturnValuesTarg {

    // These are the values that will be returned by the methods

    static URL[] urls = new URL[1];

    public static byte      byteValue = 89;

    public static char      charValue = 'x';

    public static double    doubleValue = 2.2;

    public static float     floatValue = 3.3f;

    public static int       intValue = 1;

    public static long      longValue = Long.MAX_VALUE;

    public static short     shortValue = 8;

    public static boolean   booleanValue = false;

    public static Class       classValue = Object.class;

    public static ClassLoader classLoaderValue;

    {

        try {

            urls[0] = new URL("hi there");

        } catch (java.net.MalformedURLException ee) {

        }

        classLoaderValue = new URLClassLoader(urls);

    }

    public static Thread      threadValue;

    public static ThreadGroup threadGroupValue;

    public static String      stringValue = "abc";

    public static int[]       intArrayValue = new int[] {1, 2, 3};

    public static MethodExitReturnValuesTarg  objectValue =

        new MethodExitReturnValuesTarg();

    public String ivar = stringValue;

    // arrays to be used in calls to native methods Array.get...(....)

    public static byte[]    arrByte      = new byte[]    {byteValue};

    public static char[]    arrChar      = new char[]    {charValue};

    public static double[]  arrDouble    = new double[]  {doubleValue};

    public static float[]   arrFloat     = new float[]   {floatValue};

    public static int[]     arrInt       = new int[]     {intValue};

    public static long[]    arrLong      = new long[]    {longValue};

    public static short[]   arrShort     = new short[]   {shortValue};

    public static boolean[] arrBoolean   = new boolean[] {booleanValue};

    public static Object[]  arrObject    = new Object[]  {objectValue};

    // Used to show which set of tests follows

    public static String s_show(String p1) { return p1;}

    // These are the static methods

    public static byte s_bytef()      { return byteValue; }

    public static char s_charf()      { return charValue; }

    public static double s_doublef()  { return doubleValue; }

    public static float s_floatf()    { return floatValue; }

    public static int s_intf()        { return intValue; }

    public static long s_longf()      { return longValue; }

    public static short s_shortf()    { return shortValue; }

    public static boolean s_booleanf(){ return booleanValue; }

    public static String s_stringf()  { return stringValue; }

    public static Class s_classf()    { return classValue; }

    public static ClassLoader s_classLoaderf()

                                      { return classLoaderValue; }

    public static Thread s_threadf()  { threadValue = Thread.currentThread();

                                        return threadValue; }

    public static ThreadGroup s_threadGroupf()

                                      { threadGroupValue = threadValue.getThreadGroup();

                                        return threadGroupValue; }

    public static int[] s_intArrayf() { return intArrayValue; }

    public static Object s_nullObjectf() { return null; }

    public static Object s_objectf()  { return objectValue; }

    public static void s_voidf()      {}

    // These are the instance methods

    public byte i_bytef()            { return byteValue; }

    public char i_charf()            { return charValue; }

    public double i_doublef()        { return doubleValue; }

    public float i_floatf()          { return floatValue; }

    public int i_intf()              { return intValue; }

    public long i_longf()            { return longValue; }

    public short i_shortf()          { return shortValue; }

    public boolean i_booleanf()      { return booleanValue; }

    public String i_stringf()        { return stringValue; }

    public Class i_classf()          { return classValue; }

    public ClassLoader i_classLoaderf()

                                     { return classLoaderValue; }

    public Thread i_threadf()        { return threadValue; }

    public ThreadGroup i_threadGroupf()

                                     { return threadGroupValue; }

    public int[] i_intArrayf()       { return intArrayValue; }

    public Object i_nullObjectf()    { return null; }

    public Object i_objectf()        { return objectValue; }

    public void i_voidf()            {}

    static void doit(MethodExitReturnValuesTarg xx) {

        s_show("==========  Testing static methods ================");

        s_bytef();

        s_charf();

        s_doublef();

        s_floatf();

        s_intf();

        s_longf();

        s_shortf();

        s_booleanf();

        s_stringf();

        s_classf();

        s_classLoaderf();

        s_threadf();

        s_threadGroupf();

        s_intArrayf();

        s_nullObjectf();

        s_objectf();

        s_voidf();

        s_show("==========  Testing instance methods ================");

        xx.i_bytef();

        xx.i_charf();

        xx.i_doublef();

        xx.i_floatf();

        xx.i_intf();

        xx.i_longf();

        xx.i_shortf();

        xx.i_booleanf();

        xx.i_stringf();

        xx.i_intArrayf();

        xx.i_classf();

        xx.i_classLoaderf();

        xx.i_threadf();

        xx.i_threadGroupf();

        xx.i_nullObjectf();

        xx.i_objectf();

        xx.i_voidf();

        // Prove it works for native methods too

        s_show("==========  Testing native methods ================");

        StrictMath.sin(doubleValue);

        Array.getByte(arrByte, 0);

        Array.getChar(arrChar, 0);

        Array.getDouble(arrDouble, 0);

        Array.getFloat(arrFloat, 0);

        Array.getInt(arrInt, 0);

        Array.getLong(arrLong, 0);

        Array.getShort(arrShort, 0);

        Array.getBoolean(arrBoolean, 0);

        Array.get(arrObject, 0);

        stringValue.intern();

    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        // The debugger will stop at the start of main,

        // enable method exit events, and then do

        // a resume.

        MethodExitReturnValuesTarg xx =

            new MethodExitReturnValuesTarg();

        doit(xx);

    }

}

public class MethodExitReturnValuesTest extends TestScaffold {

    /*

     * Class patterns for which we don't want events (copied

     * from the "Trace.java" example):

     *     http://java.sun.com/javase/technologies/core/toolsapis/jpda/

     */

    private String[] excludes = {

        "javax.*",

        "sun.*",

        "com.sun.*",

        "com.oracle.*",

        "oracle.*"};

    static VirtualMachineManager vmm ;

    ClassType targetClass;

    Field theValueField;

    static int successes = 0;

    static final int expectedSuccesses = 44;  // determined by inspection :-)

    MethodExitReturnValuesTest(String args[]) {

        super(args);

    }

    public static void main(String[] args)      throws Exception {

        MethodExitReturnValuesTest meee = new MethodExitReturnValuesTest(args);

        vmm = Bootstrap.virtualMachineManager();

        meee.startTests();

    }

    // These are the methods that check for correct return values.

    void ckByteValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("byteValue");

        ByteValue theValue = (ByteValue)targetClass.getValue(theValueField);

        byte vv = theValue.value();

        byte rv = ((ByteValue)retValue).value();

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: byte: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: byte " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckCharValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("charValue");

        CharValue theValue = (CharValue)targetClass.getValue(theValueField);

        char vv = theValue.value();

        char rv = ((CharValue)retValue).value();

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: char: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: char " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckDoubleValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("doubleValue");

        DoubleValue theValue = (DoubleValue)targetClass.getValue(theValueField);

        double vv = theValue.value();

        double rv = ((DoubleValue)retValue).value();

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: double: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: double " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckFloatValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("floatValue");

        FloatValue theValue = (FloatValue)targetClass.getValue(theValueField);

        float vv = theValue.value();

        float rv = ((FloatValue)retValue).value();

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: float: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: float " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckIntValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("intValue");

        IntegerValue theValue = (IntegerValue)targetClass.getValue(theValueField);

        int vv = theValue.value();

        int rv = ((IntegerValue)retValue).value();

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: int: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: int " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckLongValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("longValue");

        LongValue theValue = (LongValue)targetClass.getValue(theValueField);

        long vv = theValue.value();

        long rv = ((LongValue)retValue).value();

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: long: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: long " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckShortValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("shortValue");

        ShortValue theValue = (ShortValue)targetClass.getValue(theValueField);

        short vv = theValue.value();

        short rv = ((ShortValue)retValue).value();

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: short: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: short " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckBooleanValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("booleanValue");

        BooleanValue theValue = (BooleanValue)targetClass.getValue(theValueField);

        boolean vv = theValue.value();

        boolean rv = ((BooleanValue)retValue).value();

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: boolean: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: boolean " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckStringValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("stringValue");

        StringReference theValue = (StringReference)targetClass.getValue(theValueField);

        String vv = theValue.value();

        String rv = ((StringReference)retValue).value();

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: String: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: String: " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckClassValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("classValue");

        ClassObjectReference vv = (ClassObjectReference)targetClass.

            getValue(theValueField);

        ClassObjectReference rv = (ClassObjectReference)retValue;

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: Class: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: Class: " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckClassLoaderValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("classLoaderValue");

        ClassLoaderReference vv = (ClassLoaderReference)targetClass.

            getValue(theValueField);

        ClassLoaderReference rv = (ClassLoaderReference)retValue;

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: ClassLoader: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: ClassLoader: " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckThreadValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("threadValue");

        ThreadReference vv = (ThreadReference)targetClass.

            getValue(theValueField);

        ThreadReference rv = (ThreadReference)retValue;

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: Thread: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: Thread: " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckThreadGroupValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("threadGroupValue");

        ThreadGroupReference vv = (ThreadGroupReference)targetClass.

            getValue(theValueField);

        ThreadGroupReference rv = (ThreadGroupReference)retValue;

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: ThreadgGroup: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: ThreadGroup: " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckArrayValue(Value retValue) {

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("intArrayValue");

        ArrayReference theValue = (ArrayReference)targetClass.getValue(theValueField);

        IntegerValue theElem2 = (IntegerValue)theValue.getValue(2);

        ArrayReference theRetValue = (ArrayReference)retValue;

        IntegerValue retElem2 = (IntegerValue)theRetValue.getValue(2);

        int vv = theElem2.value();

        int rv = retElem2.value();

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: in[2]: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: int[2]: " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckNullObjectValue(Value retValue) {

        if (retValue != null) {

            failure("failure: NullObject: expected " + null + ", got " + retValue);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: NullObject: " + retValue);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckObjectValue(Value retValue) {

        // We will check the ivar field which we know contains

        // the value of 'stringValue'

        Field theValueField = targetClass.fieldByName("stringValue");

        StringReference theValue = (StringReference)targetClass.getValue(theValueField);

        Field theIVarField = targetClass.fieldByName("ivar");

        ObjectReference theRetValue = (ObjectReference)retValue;

        StringReference theRetValField = (StringReference)theRetValue.getValue(theIVarField);

        String vv = theValue.value();

        String rv = theRetValField.value();

        if (vv != rv) {

            failure("failure: Object: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

       } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: Object: " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    void ckVoidValue(Value retValue) {

        System.out.println("Passed: Void");

        successes++;

    }

    void ckSinValue(Value retValue) {

        double rv = ((DoubleValue)retValue).value();

        double vv = StrictMath.sin(MethodExitReturnValuesTarg.doubleValue);

        if (rv != vv) {

            failure("failure: sin: expected " + vv + ", got " + rv);

        } else {

            System.out.println("Passed: sin " + rv);

            successes++;

        }

    }

    // This is the MethodExitEvent handler.

    public void methodExited(MethodExitEvent event) {

        String origMethodName = event.method().name();

        if (vmm.majorInterfaceVersion() >= 1 &&

            vmm.minorInterfaceVersion() >= 6 &&

            vm().canGetMethodReturnValues()) {

            Value retValue = event.returnValue();

            if ("sin".equals(origMethodName)) {

                ckSinValue(retValue);

                return;

            }

            if (!origMethodName.startsWith("s_") &&

                !origMethodName.startsWith("i_")) {

                // Check native methods

                if ("getByte".equals(origMethodName))         ckByteValue(retValue);

                else if ("getChar".equals(origMethodName))    ckCharValue(retValue);

                else if ("getDouble".equals(origMethodName))  ckDoubleValue(retValue);

                else if ("getFloat".equals(origMethodName))   ckFloatValue(retValue);

                else if ("getInt".equals(origMethodName))     ckIntValue(retValue);

                else if ("getLong".equals(origMethodName))    ckLongValue(retValue);

                else if ("getShort".equals(origMethodName))   ckShortValue(retValue);

                else if ("getBoolean".equals(origMethodName)) ckBooleanValue(retValue);

                else if ("getObject".equals(origMethodName))  ckObjectValue(retValue);

                else if ("intern".equals(origMethodName))     ckStringValue(retValue);

                return;

            }

            String methodName = origMethodName.substring(2);

            if ("show".equals(methodName)) {

                System.out.println(retValue);

                return;

            }

            if ("bytef".equals(methodName))             ckByteValue(retValue);

            else if ("charf".equals(methodName))        ckCharValue(retValue);

            else if ("doublef".equals(methodName))      ckDoubleValue(retValue);

            else if ("floatf".equals(methodName))       ckFloatValue(retValue);

            else if ("intf".equals(methodName))         ckIntValue(retValue);

            else if ("longf".equals(methodName))        ckLongValue(retValue);

            else if ("shortf".equals(methodName))       ckShortValue(retValue);