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Atomic Tests Instructions
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Purpose:
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--------
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This documents how to build and run the Atomic Writer and Reader tests.
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The atomic test is to verify if atomic read-write operation on a system works.
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The two programs are atomic_writer.c and atomic_reader.c.
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atomic_writer.c: is the "write" part of the test; and
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atomic_reader.c: is the "read" part of the test.
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Building the Tests
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The two test parts are automically built during configure and make process.
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But to build them individually, you can do in test/ directory:
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$ gcc atomic_writer
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$ gcc atomic_reader
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Running the Tests
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$ atomic_writer -n <number of integers to write> -i <number of iterations for writer>
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$ atomic_reader -n <number of integers to read> -i <number of iterations for reader>
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Note**
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(1) "atomic_data" is the data file used by both the writer/reader in the
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current directory.
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(2) The value for -n should be the same for both the writer and the reader.
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(3) The values for options n and i should be positive integers.
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(4) For this version, the user has to provide both options -n and -i to run
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the writer and the reader.
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(5) If the user wants to run the writer for a long time, just provides a
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large number for -i.
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Examples
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--------
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$ ./atomic_writer -n 10000 -i 5
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Try to atomic write 10000 integers patterns 10000 time, and iterate the whole
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write process 5 times.
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$ ./atomic_reader -n 10000 -i 2
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Try to atomic read 10000 integers patterns 10000 times, and iterate only once.
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A summary is posted at the end. If all atomic reads are correct, it will not
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show any read beyond "0 re-tries", that is all reads have succeeded in the
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first read attempt.
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Remark:
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You usually want the writer to iterate more times than the reader so that
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the writing will not finish before reading is done.
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