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tools/tests/test_check_elf_log_strings.py
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# Copyright 2024 Google LLC
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#
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# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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# You may obtain a copy of the License at
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#
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# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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#
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# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
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# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
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# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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# limitations under the License.
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import os
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import sys
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import unittest
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# Allow us to run even if not at the `tools` directory.
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root_dir = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), os.pardir))
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sys.path.insert(0, root_dir)
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from log_hashing.check_elf_log_strings import check_dict_log_strings
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class TestCheckLogStrings(unittest.TestCase):
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def test_some_acceptible_strings(self):
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log_dict = {
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1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': 'test %s'},
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2: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '2', 'msg': 'test %-2hx'},
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3: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '3', 'msg': 'test %08X'},
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4: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '4', 'msg': 'test %14d'},
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5: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '5', 'msg': 'test %p %d %02X %x'}
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}
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertEquals(output, '')
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def test_rule_no_backtick(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': 'test ` '}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and "PBL_LOG contains '`'" in output)
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def test_rule_no_percent(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': 'test 10%%'}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and "PBL_LOG contains '%%'" in output)
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def test_rule_no_64_bit(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': 'test %llu'}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and "PBL_LOG contains 64 bit value" in output)
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def test_rule_no_floats(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': 'test %6.2f'}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and
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"PBL_LOG contains floating point specifier" in output)
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def test_rule_no_formatted_strings(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': 'test %.*s'}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and
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"PBL_LOG contains a formatted string conversion" in output)
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def test_rule_dynamic_width(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': 'test %*d'}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and
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"PBL_LOG contains a dynamic width" in output)
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def test_rule_no_flagged_strings(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': 'test %-10s'}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and
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"PBL_LOG contains a formatted string conversion" in output)
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def test_rule_7_conversions(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': 'test %s %d %0d %x %08X %s %p %ul'}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and
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"PBL_LOG contains more than 7 format conversions" in output)
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def test_rule_2_string_conversions(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': 'test %s %08X %s %s %ul'}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and
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"PBL_LOG contains more than 2 string conversions" in output)
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def test_rule_unknown_specifier(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': 'test %Z'}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and
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"PBL_LOG contains unknown format specifier" in output)
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def test_rule_no_specifier(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': '%'}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and
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"PBL_LOG contains unknown format specifier" in output)
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def test_valid_level_number(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': '%', 'level': '69'}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and
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"PBL_LOG contains a non-constant LOG_LEVEL_ value '69'" in output)
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def test_valid_level_line(self):
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log_dict = {1: {'file': 'test.c', 'line': '1', 'msg': '%', 'level': 'variable_name'}}
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file_line = ':'.join((log_dict[1]['file'], log_dict[1]['line']))
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output = check_dict_log_strings(log_dict)
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self.assertTrue(file_line in output and
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"PBL_LOG contains a non-constant LOG_LEVEL_ value 'variable_name'"
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in output)
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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unittest.main()
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