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package com.sun.star.lib.uno.protocols.urp;
import org.junit.Test;
import static org.junit.Assert.*;
public final class Cache_Test {
@Test public void test0() {
Cache c = new Cache(0);
boolean[] f = new boolean[1];
int i;
i = c.add(f, "a");
assertTrue(i == Cache.NOT_CACHED && !f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "a");
assertTrue(i == Cache.NOT_CACHED && !f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "b");
assertTrue(i == Cache.NOT_CACHED && !f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "a");
assertTrue(i == Cache.NOT_CACHED && !f[0]);
}
@Test public void test1() {
Cache c = new Cache(1);
boolean[] f = new boolean[1];
int i;
i = c.add(f, "a");
assertTrue(i == 0 && !f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "a");
assertTrue(i == 0 && f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "b");
assertTrue(i == 0 && !f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "b");
assertTrue(i == 0 && f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "a");
assertTrue(i == 0 && !f[0]);
}
@Test public void test2() {
Cache c = new Cache(2);
boolean[] f = new boolean[1];
int i;
i = c.add(f, "a");
assertTrue(i == 0 && !f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "a");
assertTrue(i == 0 && f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "b");
assertTrue(i == 1 && !f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "b");
assertTrue(i == 1 && f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "a");
assertTrue(i == 0 && f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "c");
assertTrue(i == 1 && !f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "b");
assertTrue(i == 0 && !f[0]);
}
@Test public void test3() {
Cache c = new Cache(3);
boolean[] f = new boolean[1];
int i;
i = c.add(f, "a");
assertTrue(i == 0 && !f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "a");
assertTrue(i == 0 && f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "b");
assertTrue(i == 1 && !f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "a");
assertTrue(i == 0 && f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "c");
assertTrue(i == 2 && !f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "d");
assertTrue(i == 1 && !f[0]);
i = c.add(f, "d");
assertTrue(i == 1 && f[0]);
}
@Test public void testNothingLostFromLruList() {
// Regardless in what order arbitrary values from 0, ..., 3 are inserted
// into a size-4 cache, afterwards adding -1, ..., -4 must return each
// possible index in the range from 0, ..., 3 exactly once (so their sum
// must be 6); this code systematically tests all such arbitrary ways up
// to length 8 (the code arguably violates recommendations for writing
// good tests, but actually helped track down an error in the Cache
// implementation):
int[] a = new int[8];
for (int i = 0; i < a.length; ++i) {
for (int j = 0; j < i; ++j) {
a[j] = 0;
}
for (;;) {
Cache c = new Cache(4);
for (int k = 0; k < i; ++k) {
c.add(new boolean[1], a[k]);
}
assertEquals(
6,
(c.add(new boolean[1], -1) + c.add(new boolean[1], -2) +
c.add(new boolean[1], -3) + c.add(new boolean[1], -4)));
int j = i - 1;
while (j >= 0 && a[j] == 3) {
--j;
}
if (j < 0) {
break;
}
++a[j];
for (int k = j + 1; k < i; ++k) {
a[k] = 0;
}
}
}
}
}