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# @test

# @bug 6942989

# @summary Check for WeakReference leak in anonymous Logger objects

# @author Daniel D. Daugherty

#

# @run build AnonLoggerWeakRefLeak

# @run shell/timeout=180 AnonLoggerWeakRefLeak.sh

# The timeout is: 2 minutes for infrastructure and 1 minute for the test

#

if [ "${TESTJAVA}" = "" ]

then

  echo "TESTJAVA not set.  Test cannot execute.  Failed."

  exit 1

fi

if [ "${TESTSRC}" = "" ]

then

  echo "TESTSRC not set.  Test cannot execute.  Failed."

  exit 1

fi

if [ "${TESTCLASSES}" = "" ]

then

  echo "TESTCLASSES not set.  Test cannot execute.  Failed."

  exit 1

fi

JAVA="${TESTJAVA}"/bin/java

JMAP="${TESTJAVA}"/bin/jmap

JPS="${TESTJAVA}"/bin/jps

set -eu

TEST_NAME="AnonLoggerWeakRefLeak"

TARGET_CLASS="java\.lang\.ref\.WeakReference"

is_cygwin=false

is_mks=false

is_windows=false

case `uname -s` in

CYGWIN*)

    is_cygwin=true

    is_windows=true

    ;;

Windows_*)

    is_mks=true

    is_windows=true

    ;;

*)

    ;;

esac

# wrapper for grep

#

grep_cmd() {

    set +e

    if $is_windows; then

        # need dos2unix to get rid of CTRL-M chars from java output

        dos2unix | grep "$@"

        status="$?"

    else

        grep "$@"

        status="$?"

    fi

    set -e

}

# MAIN begins here

#

seconds=

if [ "$#" -gt 0 ]; then

    seconds="$1"

fi

# see if this version of jmap supports the '-histo:live' option

jmap_option="-histo:live"

set +e

"${JMAP}" "$jmap_option" 0 > "$TEST_NAME.jmap" 2>&1

grep '^Usage: ' "$TEST_NAME.jmap" > /dev/null 2>&1

status="$?"

set -e

if [ "$status" = 0 ]; then

    echo "INFO: switching jmap option from '$jmap_option'\c"

    jmap_option="-histo"

    echo " to '$jmap_option'."

fi

"${JAVA}" ${TESTVMOPTS} -classpath "${TESTCLASSES}" \

    "$TEST_NAME" $seconds > "$TEST_NAME.log" 2>&1 &

test_pid="$!"

echo "INFO: starting $TEST_NAME as pid = $test_pid"

# wait for test program to get going

count=0

while [ "$count" -lt 30 ]; do

    sleep 2

    grep_cmd '^INFO: call count = 0$' < "$TEST_NAME.log" > /dev/null 2>&1

    if [ "$status" = 0 ]; then

        break

    fi

    count=`expr $count + 1`

done

if [ "$count" -ge 30 ]; then

    echo "ERROR: $TEST_NAME failed to get going." >&2

    echo "INFO: killing $test_pid"

    kill "$test_pid"

    exit 1

elif [ "$count" -gt 1 ]; then

    echo "INFO: $TEST_NAME took $count loops to start."

fi

if $is_cygwin; then

    # We need the Windows pid for jmap and not the Cygwin pid.

    # Note: '\t' works on Cygwin, but doesn't seem to work on Solaris.

    jmap_pid=`"${JPS}"| grep_cmd "[ \t]$TEST_NAME$" | sed 's/[ \t].*//'`

    if [ -z "$jmap_pid" ]; then

        echo "FAIL: jps could not map Cygwin pid to Windows pid." >&2

        echo "INFO: killing $test_pid"

        kill "$test_pid"

        exit 2

    fi

    echo "INFO: pid = $test_pid maps to Windows pid = $jmap_pid"

else

    jmap_pid="$test_pid"

fi

decreasing_cnt=0

increasing_cnt=0

loop_cnt=0

prev_instance_cnt=0

while true; do

    # Output format for 'jmap -histo' in JDK1.5.0:

    #

    #     <#bytes> <#instances> <class_name>

    #

    # Output format for 'jmap -histo:live':

    #

    #     <num>: <#instances> <#bytes> <class_name>

    #

    set +e

    "${JMAP}" "$jmap_option" "$jmap_pid" > "$TEST_NAME.jmap" 2>&1

    status="$?"

    set -e

    if [ "$status" != 0 ]; then

        echo "INFO: jmap exited with exit code = $status"

        if [ "$loop_cnt" = 0 ]; then

            echo "INFO: on the first iteration so no samples were taken."

            echo "INFO: start of jmap output:"

            cat "$TEST_NAME.jmap"

            echo "INFO: end of jmap output."

            echo "FAIL: jmap is unable to take any samples." >&2

            echo "INFO: killing $test_pid"

            kill "$test_pid"

            exit 2

        fi

        echo "INFO: The likely reason is that $TEST_NAME has finished running."

        break

    fi

    instance_cnt=`grep_cmd "[ 	]$TARGET_CLASS$" \

        < "$TEST_NAME.jmap" \

        | sed '

            # strip leading whitespace; does nothing in JDK1.5.0

            s/^[ 	][ 	]*//

            # strip <#bytes> in JDK1.5.0; does nothing otherwise

            s/^[1-9][0-9]*[ 	][ 	]*//

            # strip <num>: field; does nothing in JDK1.5.0

            s/^[1-9][0-9]*:[ 	][ 	]*//

            # strip <class_name> field

            s/[ 	].*//

            '`

    if [ -z "$instance_cnt" ]; then

        echo "INFO: instance count is unexpectedly empty"

        if [ "$loop_cnt" = 0 ]; then

            echo "INFO: on the first iteration so no sample was found."

            echo "INFO: There is likely a problem with the sed filter."

            echo "INFO: start of jmap output:"

            cat "$TEST_NAME.jmap"

            echo "INFO: end of jmap output."

            echo "FAIL: cannot find the instance count value." >&2

            echo "INFO: killing $test_pid"

            kill "$test_pid"

            exit 2

        fi

    else

        echo "INFO: instance_cnt = $instance_cnt"

        if [ "$instance_cnt" -gt "$prev_instance_cnt" ]; then

            increasing_cnt=`expr $increasing_cnt + 1`

        else

            decreasing_cnt=`expr $decreasing_cnt + 1`

        fi

        prev_instance_cnt="$instance_cnt"

    fi

    # delay between samples

    sleep 5

    loop_cnt=`expr $loop_cnt + 1`

done

echo "INFO: increasing_cnt = $increasing_cnt"

echo "INFO: decreasing_cnt = $decreasing_cnt"

echo "INFO: The instance count of" `eval echo $TARGET_CLASS` "objects"

if [ "$decreasing_cnt" = 0 ]; then

    echo "INFO: is always increasing."

    echo "FAIL: This indicates that there is a memory leak." >&2

    exit 2

fi

echo "INFO: is both increasing and decreasing."

echo "PASS: This indicates that there is not a memory leak."

exit 0