jdk-24/test/hotspot/jtreg/compiler/arraycopy/stress/AbstractStressArrayCopy.java
Aleksey Shipilev 29bd73638a 8277893: Arraycopy stress tests
Reviewed-by: kvn, mli
2021-12-21 14:01:47 +00:00

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package compiler.arraycopy.stress;
import java.util.Random;
public abstract class AbstractStressArrayCopy {
/**
* Max array size to test. This should be reasonably high to test
* massive vectorized copies, plus cases that cross the cache lines and
* (small) page boundaries. But it should also be reasonably low to
* keep the test costs down.
*
* A rough guideline:
* - AVX-512: 64-byte copies over 32 registers copies roughly 2K per step.
* - AArch64: small pages can be about 64K large
*/
static final int MAX_SIZE = 128*1024 + 1;
/**
* Arrays up to this size would be tested exhaustively: with all combinations
* of source/destination starts and copy lengths. Exercise restraint when bumping
* this value, as the test costs are proportional to N^3 of this setting.
*/
static final int EXHAUSTIVE_SIZES = Integer.getInteger("exhaustiveSizes", 192);
/*
* Larger arrays would fuzzed with this many attempts.
*/
static final int FUZZ_COUNT = Integer.getInteger("fuzzCount", 300);
public static void throwSeedError(int len, int pos) {
throw new RuntimeException("Error after seed: " +
len + " elements, at pos " + pos);
}
public static void throwContentsError(int l, int r, int len, int pos) {
throwError("in contents", l, r, len, pos);
}
public static void throwHeadError(int l, int r, int len, int pos) {
throwError("in head", l, r, len, pos);
}
public static void throwTailError(int l, int r, int len, int pos) {
throwError("in tail", l, r, len, pos);
}
private static void throwError(String phase, int l, int r, int len, int pos) {
throw new RuntimeException("Error " + phase + ": " +
len + " elements, " +
"[" + l + ", " + (l+len) + ") -> " +
"[" + r + ", " + (r+len) + "), " +
"at pos " + pos);
}
protected abstract void testWith(int size, int l, int r, int len);
private void checkBounds(int size, int l, int r, int len) {
if (l >= size) throw new IllegalStateException("l is out of bounds");
if (l + len > size) throw new IllegalStateException("l+len is out of bounds");
if (r >= size) throw new IllegalStateException("r is out of bounds");
if (r + len > size) throw new IllegalStateException("r+len is out of bounds: " + l + " " + r + " " + len + " " + size);
}
private void checkDisjoint(int size, int l, int r, int len) {
if (l == r) throw new IllegalStateException("Not disjoint: l == r");
if (l < r && l + len > r) throw new IllegalStateException("Not disjoint");
if (l > r && r + len > l) throw new IllegalStateException("Not disjoint");
}
private void checkConjoint(int size, int l, int r, int len) {
if (l == r) return; // Definitely conjoint, even with zero len
if (l < r && l + len < r) throw new IllegalStateException("Not conjoint");
if (l > r && r + len < l) throw new IllegalStateException("Not conjoint");
}
public void exhaustiveWith(int size) {
for (int l = 0; l < size; l++) {
for (int r = 0; r < size; r++) {
int maxLen = Math.min(size - l, size - r);
for (int len = 0; len <= maxLen; len++) {
checkBounds(size, l, r, len);
testWith(size, l, r, len);
}
}
}
}
public void fuzzWith(Random rand, int size) {
// Some basic checks first
testWith(size, 0, 1, 1);
testWith(size, 0, 1, size-1);
// Test disjoint:
for (int c = 0; c < FUZZ_COUNT; c++) {
int l = rand.nextInt(size / 2);
int len = rand.nextInt((size - l) / 2);
int r = (l + len + 1) + rand.nextInt(size - 2*len - l - 1);
checkBounds(size, l, r, len);
checkDisjoint(size, l, r, len);
testWith(size, l, r, len);
testWith(size, r, l, len);
}
// Test conjoint:
for (int c = 0; c < FUZZ_COUNT; c++) {
int l = rand.nextInt(size);
int len = rand.nextInt(size - l);
int r = Math.min(l + (len > 0 ? rand.nextInt(len) : 0), size - len);
checkBounds(size, l, r, len);
checkConjoint(size, l, r, len);
testWith(size, l, r, len);
testWith(size, r, l, len);
}
}
public void run(Random rand) {
// Exhaustive on all small arrays
for (int size = 1; size <= EXHAUSTIVE_SIZES; size++) {
exhaustiveWith(size);
}
// Fuzz powers of ten
for (int size = 10; size < MAX_SIZE; size *= 10) {
if (size <= EXHAUSTIVE_SIZES) continue;
fuzzWith(rand, size - 1);
fuzzWith(rand, size);
fuzzWith(rand, size + 1);
}
// Fuzz powers of two
for (int size = 2; size < MAX_SIZE; size *= 2) {
if (size <= EXHAUSTIVE_SIZES) continue;
fuzzWith(rand, size - 1);
fuzzWith(rand, size);
fuzzWith(rand, size + 1);
}
}
}