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package org.apache.cassandra.db.tries;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.util.Random;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Ignore;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.apache.cassandra.io.compress.BufferType;
import org.apache.cassandra.utils.bytecomparable.ByteComparable;
import static org.junit.Assert.fail;
public class InMemoryTriePutTest extends InMemoryTrieTestBase
{
@Override
boolean usePut()
{
return true;
}
@Test
public void testLongKey_StackOverflow() throws InMemoryTrie.SpaceExhaustedException
{
InMemoryTrie<String> trie = new InMemoryTrie<>(BufferType.ON_HEAP);
Random rand = new Random(1);
byte[] key = new byte[40960];
rand.nextBytes(key);
ByteBuffer buf = ByteBuffer.wrap(key);
try
{
trie.putRecursive(ByteComparable.fixedLength(buf), "value", (x, y) -> y);
Assert.fail("StackOverflowError expected with a recursive put for very long keys!");
}
catch (StackOverflowError soe)
{
// Expected.
}
// Using non-recursive put should work.
putSimpleResolve(trie, ByteComparable.fixedLength(buf), "value", (x, y) -> y, false);
}
// This tests that trie space allocation works correctly close to the 2G limit. It is normally disabled because
// the test machines don't provide enough heap memory (test requires ~8G heap to finish). Run it manually when
// InMemoryTrie.allocateBlock is modified.
@Ignore
@Test
public void testOver1GSize() throws InMemoryTrie.SpaceExhaustedException
{
InMemoryTrie<String> trie = new InMemoryTrie<>(BufferType.ON_HEAP);
trie.advanceAllocatedPos(0x20000000);
String t1 = "test1";
String t2 = "testing2";
String t3 = "onemoretest3";
trie.putRecursive(ByteComparable.of(t1), t1, (x, y) -> y);
Assert.assertEquals(t1, trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t1)));
Assert.assertNull(trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t2)));
Assert.assertFalse(trie.reachedAllocatedSizeThreshold());
trie.advanceAllocatedPos(InMemoryTrie.ALLOCATED_SIZE_THRESHOLD + 0x1000);
trie.putRecursive(ByteComparable.of(t2), t2, (x, y) -> y);
Assert.assertEquals(t1, trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t1)));
Assert.assertEquals(t2, trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t2)));
Assert.assertNull(trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t3)));
Assert.assertTrue(trie.reachedAllocatedSizeThreshold());
trie.advanceAllocatedPos(0x7FFFFEE0); // close to 2G
Assert.assertEquals(t1, trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t1)));
Assert.assertEquals(t2, trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t2)));
Assert.assertNull(trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t3)));
Assert.assertTrue(trie.reachedAllocatedSizeThreshold());
try
{
trie.putRecursive(ByteComparable.of(t3), t3, (x, y) -> y); // should put it over the edge
fail("InMemoryTrie.SpaceExhaustedError was expected");
}
catch (InMemoryTrie.SpaceExhaustedException e)
{
// expected
}
Assert.assertEquals(t1, trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t1)));
Assert.assertEquals(t2, trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t2)));
Assert.assertNull(trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t3)));
Assert.assertTrue(trie.reachedAllocatedSizeThreshold());
try
{
trie.advanceAllocatedPos(Integer.MAX_VALUE);
fail("InMemoryTrie.SpaceExhaustedError was expected");
}
catch (InMemoryTrie.SpaceExhaustedException e)
{
// expected
}
Assert.assertEquals(t1, trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t1)));
Assert.assertEquals(t2, trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t2)));
Assert.assertNull(trie.get(ByteComparable.of(t3)));
Assert.assertTrue(trie.reachedAllocatedSizeThreshold());
trie.discardBuffers();
}
}