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// Copyright (c) 2006-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
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// All rights reserved.
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// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
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// under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
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// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
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// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
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//
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// Initial Contributors:
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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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//
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// Contributors:
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//
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// Description:
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// e32test\secure\t_sprioritycap.cpp
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// Overview:
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// Test the platform security aspects of the RThread class as affected by the process priority
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// specified in the MMP file, mainly capping of higher thread priorities without ProtServ.
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// API Information:
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// Process priorities windowserver, fileserver, supervisor and realtimeserver set with
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//
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// # 'epocprocesspriority' keyword in MMP files
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// # 'priority' keyword in OBEY (OBY/IBY) files
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// Details:
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// - Tests that the desired thread prioritisation results are obtained for process priorities
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// SystemServer and RealTimeServer (established by separate MMP files):
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// # without ECapabilityProtServ - priorities capped to SystemServer/More.
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// # with ECapabilityProtServ - higher, "real-time" priorities obtainable.
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// - Tests effect of reduction of SystemServer/More from nanothread priority 24 to 23,
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// i.e. same priority as AbsoluteHigh
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// Platforms/Drives/Compatibility:
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// All.
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// Assumptions/Requirement/Pre-requisites:
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// Failures and causes:
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// Base Port information:
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//
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#include <e32test.h>
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LOCAL_D RTest test(_L("T_SPRIORITYCAP"));
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RMutex SyncMutex;
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TInt threadMutexAcquireOrder; // where 132 = thread 1 acquires mutex, then thread 3 then thread 2
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_LIT(KTestPanicCategory,"TEST PANIC");
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class RTestThread : public RThread
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{
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public:
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void Create(TThreadFunction aFunction,TAny* aArg=0);
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};
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void RTestThread::Create(TThreadFunction aFunction,TAny* aThreadNumber)
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{
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TInt threadNumber = reinterpret_cast<TInt>(aThreadNumber);
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ASSERT((threadNumber > 0) && (threadNumber < 10));
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TBuf<20> threadName = _L("TestThread_");
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threadName.AppendNum(threadNumber);
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TInt r=RThread::Create(threadName,aFunction,KDefaultStackSize,KDefaultStackSize,KDefaultStackSize,aThreadNumber);
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test(r==KErrNone);
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}
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TInt TestThreadWaitMutex(TAny* aThreadNumber)
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{
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TInt threadNumber = reinterpret_cast<TInt>(aThreadNumber);
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ASSERT((threadNumber > 0) && (threadNumber < 10));
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RThread thisThread;
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thisThread.Rendezvous(KErrNone);
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SyncMutex.Wait();
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threadMutexAcquireOrder = threadMutexAcquireOrder*10 + threadNumber;
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SyncMutex.Signal();
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return KErrNone;
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}
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// Create three threads with priority 1, 2 and 1, each waiting on a mutex that is already held by the
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// main thread. Signal the mutex from the main thread and return the order the threads acquire it
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// as an integer where 132 = thread 1 acquires mutex, then thread 3 then thread 2.
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//
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// In order to work this test requires the three threads to wait on the mutex in the order listed.
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// This cannot be guaranteed, but the following points make it a near-certainty:
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// (1) This main thread runs at lowest priority
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// (2) The three threads initially resume at higher, decreasing priorities.
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// (3) We Rendezvous() with the thread just before it waits on the mutex
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// (4) Wait some time before creating next thread
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// (5) Actual priorities are set after all test threads are waiting
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TInt TestThreadMutexAcquireOrder(TThreadPriority aPriorityThread1, TThreadPriority aPriorityThread2)
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{
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RTestThread thread1;
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RTestThread thread2;
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RTestThread thread3;
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TRequestStatus logonStatus1;
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TRequestStatus logonStatus2;
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TRequestStatus logonStatus3;
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TRequestStatus rendezvousStatus;
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threadMutexAcquireOrder = 0; // global variable to hold order in which threads obtain mutex
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RThread thisThread;
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thisThread.SetPriority(EPriorityAbsoluteVeryLow);
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// create the SyncMutex global variable and hold it initially
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if(SyncMutex.CreateLocal()!=KErrNone)
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User::Invariant();
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SyncMutex.Wait();
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thread1.Create(TestThreadWaitMutex, reinterpret_cast<TAny*>(1));
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thread1.Logon(logonStatus1);
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thread1.SetPriority(EPriorityAbsoluteHigh);
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thread1.Rendezvous(rendezvousStatus);
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thread1.Resume();
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User::WaitForRequest(rendezvousStatus);
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User::After(500000);
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thread2.Create(TestThreadWaitMutex, reinterpret_cast<TAny*>(2));
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thread2.Logon(logonStatus2);
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thread2.SetPriority(EPriorityAbsoluteForeground);
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thread2.Rendezvous(rendezvousStatus);
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thread2.Resume();
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User::WaitForRequest(rendezvousStatus);
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User::After(500000);
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thread3.Create(TestThreadWaitMutex, reinterpret_cast<TAny*>(3));
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thread3.Logon(logonStatus3);
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thread3.SetPriority(EPriorityAbsoluteBackground);
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thread3.Rendezvous(rendezvousStatus);
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thread3.Resume();
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User::WaitForRequest(rendezvousStatus);
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User::After(500000);
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thread1.SetPriority(aPriorityThread1);
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thread2.SetPriority(aPriorityThread2);
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thread3.SetPriority(aPriorityThread1);
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SyncMutex.Signal();
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User::WaitForRequest(logonStatus1);
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User::WaitForRequest(logonStatus2);
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User::WaitForRequest(logonStatus3);
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test(thread1.ExitType()==EExitKill);
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test(logonStatus1==KErrNone);
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test(thread2.ExitType()==EExitKill);
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test(logonStatus2==KErrNone);
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test(thread3.ExitType()==EExitKill);
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test(logonStatus3==KErrNone);
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thread1.Close();
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thread2.Close();
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thread3.Close();
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SyncMutex.Close();
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return threadMutexAcquireOrder;
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}
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enum TTestProcessFunctions
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{
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ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesEqual,
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ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesHighLow
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};
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#include "testprocess.h"
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TInt DoTestProcess(TInt aTestNum,TInt aArg1,TInt aArg2)
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{
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RThread thread;
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switch(aTestNum)
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{
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case ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesEqual:
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{
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TInt acquireOrder = TestThreadMutexAcquireOrder((TThreadPriority)aArg1, (TThreadPriority)aArg2);
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if (acquireOrder != 123)
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{
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thread.Panic(KTestPanicCategory,999);
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}
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break;
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}
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case ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesHighLow:
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{
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TInt acquireOrder = TestThreadMutexAcquireOrder((TThreadPriority)aArg1, (TThreadPriority)aArg2);
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if (acquireOrder != 132)
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{
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thread.Panic(KTestPanicCategory,999);
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}
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break;
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}
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default:
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User::Panic(_L("T_SPRIORITYCAP"),1);
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}
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return KErrNone;
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}
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//---------------------------------------------
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//! @SYMTestCaseID KBASE-T_SPRIORITYCAP-0121
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//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Check prioritisation of threads with ProtServ capability
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//! @SYMTestType UT
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//! @SYMREQ PREQ955
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//! @SYMTestActions Create sets of three threads with various priorities and have them wait on
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//! a mutex. Signal the mutex to see whether the threads obtain it in priority or wait order.
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//! Note: 2 MMP files build test exe with RealTimeServer and WindowServer process priorities.
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//! Test creates copy of this executable with/without required capabilities.
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//! @SYMTestExpectedResults All thread priorities are obtainable to processes with ProtServ, so
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//! confirm they are correctly mapped to absolute priorities, that MuchMore > More etc. and
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//! that SystemServer/More is correctly mapped for SYMBIAN_CURB_SYSTEMSERVER_PRIORITIES macro.
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//! @SYMTestPriority Critical
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//! @SYMTestStatus Implemented
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void TestPriorityMappingWithProtServ()
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const TUint32 capability = 1u<<ECapabilityProtServ; // only ProtServ capability
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RTestProcess process;
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TProcessPriority processPriority = process.Priority();
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// only call with the following process priorities
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ASSERT((processPriority == EPriorityWindowServer) || (processPriority == EPriorityFileServer)
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|| (processPriority == EPrioritySupervisor) || (processPriority == EPriorityRealTimeServer));
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test.Start(_L("Test EPriorityRealTime is greater than EPriorityMuchMore"));
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process.Create(capability,ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesHighLow,EPriorityRealTime,EPriorityMuchMore);
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process.Run();
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test.Next(_L("Test EPriorityMuchMore is greater than EPriorityMore"));
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process.Create(capability,ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesHighLow,EPriorityMuchMore,EPriorityMore);
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process.Run();
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test.Next(_L("Test EPriorityMore is greater than EPriorityNormal"));
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process.Create(capability,ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesHighLow,EPriorityMore,EPriorityNormal);
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process.Run();
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test.Next(_L("Test EPriorityNormal is greater than EPriorityLess"));
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process.Create(capability,ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesHighLow,EPriorityNormal,EPriorityLess);
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process.Run();
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test.Next(_L("Test EPriorityLess is greater than EPriorityMuchLess"));
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process.Create(capability,ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesHighLow,EPriorityLess,EPriorityMuchLess);
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process.Run();
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test.Next(_L("Test EPriorityMore versus independent capping priority"));
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process.Create(capability,
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(processPriority == EPriorityRealTimeServer) ? ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesHighLow : ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesEqual,
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EPriorityMore,
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#ifdef SYMBIAN_CURB_SYSTEMSERVER_PRIORITIES
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EPriorityAbsoluteHigh
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#else
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EPriorityAbsoluteRealTime1
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#endif
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process.Run();
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test.End();
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}
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//! @SYMTestCaseID KBASE-T_SPRIORITYCAP-0122
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//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Check prioritisation of threads without ProtServ capability
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//! @SYMTestType UT
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//! @SYMREQ PREQ955
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//! @SYMTestActions Create sets of three threads with various priorities and have them wait on
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//! a mutex. Signal the mutex to see whether the threads obtain it in priority or wait order.
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//! Note: 2 MMP files build test exe with RealTimeServer and WindowServer process priorities.
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//! Test creates copy of this executable with/without required capabilities.
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//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Confirm thread priorities are capped at SystemServer/More without ProtServ,
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//! so many priority enumerations will map to the same absolute priority. Confirm that
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//! SystemServer/More is correctly mapped for SYMBIAN_CURB_SYSTEMSERVER_PRIORITIES macro.
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//! @SYMTestPriority Critical
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//! @SYMTestStatus Implemented
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void TestPriorityMappingWithoutProtServ()
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const TUint32 capability = ~(1u<<ECapabilityProtServ); // all capabilities except ProtServ
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RTestProcess process;
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TProcessPriority processPriority = process.Priority();
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// only call with the following process priorities
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ASSERT((processPriority == EPriorityWindowServer) || (processPriority == EPriorityFileServer)
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test.Start(_L("Test EPriorityRealTime and EPriorityMuchMore are capped and equal"));
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process.Create(capability,ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesEqual,EPriorityRealTime,EPriorityMuchMore);
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process.Run();
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test.Next(_L("Test EPriorityMuchMore and EPriorityMore are capped and equal"));
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process.Create(capability,ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesEqual,EPriorityMuchMore,EPriorityMore);
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process.Run();
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if (processPriority == EPriorityRealTimeServer)
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{
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test.Next(_L("Test EPriorityMore and EPriorityMuchLess are capped and equal"));
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process.Create(capability,ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesEqual,EPriorityMore,EPriorityMuchLess);
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process.Run();
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test.Next(_L("Test EPriorityNormal and EPriorityMuchLess are capped and equal"));
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process.Create(capability,ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesEqual,EPriorityNormal,EPriorityMuchLess);
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process.Run();
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test.Next(_L("Test EPriorityLess and EPriorityMuchLess are capped and equal"));
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process.Create(capability,ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesEqual,EPriorityLess,EPriorityMuchLess);
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process.Run();
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}
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test.Next(_L("Test EPriorityMore versus EPriorityAbsoluteHigh"));
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process.Create(capability,
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#ifdef SYMBIAN_CURB_SYSTEMSERVER_PRIORITIES
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ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesEqual,
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#else
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ETestProcessThreadPrioritiesHighLow,
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#endif
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EPriorityMore,EPriorityAbsoluteHigh);
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process.Run();
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test.End();
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}
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GLDEF_C TInt E32Main()
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{
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TBuf16<512> cmd;
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User::CommandLine(cmd);
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if(cmd.Length() && TChar(cmd[0]).IsDigit())
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{
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TInt function = -1;
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TInt arg1 = -1;
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TInt arg2 = -1;
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TLex lex(cmd);
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lex.Val(function);
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lex.SkipSpace();
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lex.Val(arg1);
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lex.SkipSpace();
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lex.Val(arg2);
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return DoTestProcess(function,arg1,arg2);
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}
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test.Title();
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if(!PlatSec::ConfigSetting(PlatSec::EPlatSecEnforcement))
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{
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test.Start(_L("TESTS NOT RUN - EPlatSecEnforcement is OFF"));
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test.End();
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return 0;
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}
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test.Next(_L("Test thread priority mappings for processes with ECapabilityProtServ"));
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TestPriorityMappingWithProtServ();
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test.Start(_L("Test thread priority mappings for processes without ECapabilityProtServ"));
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TestPriorityMappingWithoutProtServ();
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test.End();
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return(0);
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}
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