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Can one of the admins verify this patch?

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Code is pretty much okay.
Can you reorganise your patches, this PR should contain 4 patches:
2 for the coverage, 1 for the brick modification, and one for moving antispoof define to a public header


/* add NDP_MAX adresses */
for (int i = 0; i < 150; i++) {
pg_ip_from_str(ip, "2001:db8:2000:aff0::"+i);
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"string" + i
will overflow here, and is UB.

@@ -44,9 +88,11 @@ static void test_brick_core_simple_lifecycle(void)
brick = pg_brick_new("nop", config, &error);
g_assert(brick);
g_assert(!error);
printf("brick refcount is %ld\n",brick->refcount);
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no don't add printf please, g_assert the refcount is a good idea though

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ping ?


pg_brick_decref(brick, &error);
g_assert(!error);
printf("brick refcount is %ld\n",brick->refcount);
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same here

src/brick-int.h Outdated
@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ struct pg_brick *pg_brick_decref(struct pg_brick *brick,
int pg_brick_reset(struct pg_brick *brick, struct pg_error **errp);

/* testing */
uint32_t pg_brick_links_count_get(const struct pg_brick *brick,
int pg_brick_links_count_get(const struct pg_brick *brick,
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this change brick and had nothing to do with coverage, as sure it should be in a different patch

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^ this is still valid
Especially for brick which is use everywhere in packetgraph, change in brick deserver a separate commit

src/brick.c Outdated
@@ -321,17 +321,17 @@ static uint16_t count_side(const struct pg_brick_side *side,
* @param errp a return pointer for an error message
* @return the total number of link from the brick to the target
*/
uint32_t pg_brick_links_count_get(const struct pg_brick *brick,
int pg_brick_links_count_get(const struct pg_brick *brick,
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same for this one

@@ -21,6 +21,9 @@
#include <packetgraph/common.h>
#include <packetgraph/errors.h>

#define PG_ARP_MAX 100
#define PG_NPD_MAX 100
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as this change the brick and not the coverage(and add public define), is should be in another patch

@@ -828,6 +828,11 @@ static void test_brick_core_verify_re_link(void)
test_brick_sanity_check_expected(f, 0, 0);
test_brick_sanity_check_expected(a, 0, 0);

pg_brick_unlink(NULL, &e);
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Don't seems related to antispoof, maybe it was for the other patch ?

@outscale-hmi outscale-hmi force-pushed the coverage branch 4 times, most recently from a58042e to ea8960c Compare January 7, 2020 14:00
@@ -208,8 +208,8 @@ int pg_brick_reset(struct pg_brick *brick, struct pg_error **errp);

/* testing */
uint32_t pg_brick_links_count_get(const struct pg_brick *brick,
const struct pg_brick *target,
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I don't think this change is useful

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it is just to remove the extra white space

/* pkt3 with Next header : UDP (17)
*
* */
static unsigned char pkt3[86];
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I don't think static is needed

} else {
g_assert(pg_antispoof_arp_add(antispoof, i, &error));
g_assert(error);
pg_error_free(error);
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I really think those 3 lines of code could be re-factorise into a macro
(in src/utils/errors.h)

#define PG_CHECK_HAVE_ERROR(error) do {\
g_assert(error);\
pg_error_free(error);\
error = NULL;\
} while (0);

PG_CHECK_HAVE_ERROR is a bad name, but I'm not good at naming

} else {
g_assert(pg_antispoof_arp_add(antispoof, i, &error));
g_assert(error);
pg_error_free(error);
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so you could use the macro here

@@ -265,8 +316,7 @@ static void test_antispoof_generic(const unsigned char **pkts,
pg_brick_unlink(antispoof, &error);
g_assert(!error);
pg_brick_destroy(antispoof);
antispoof = pg_antispoof_new("antispoof", PG_WEST_SIDE,
&inside_mac, &error);
antispoof = pg_antispoof_new("antispoof", PG_WEST_SIDE, &inside_mac, &error);
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you need to call pg_brick_destroy on antispoof again.

pg_antispoof_ndp_add(antispoof, ip, &error);
g_assert(!error);

/* remove adresse */
g_assert(pg_antispoof_ndp_del(antispoof,ip,&error) == 0);
g_assert(!error);
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indentation ?

src/brick-int.h Outdated
@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ struct pg_brick *pg_brick_decref(struct pg_brick *brick,
int pg_brick_reset(struct pg_brick *brick, struct pg_error **errp);

/* testing */
uint32_t pg_brick_links_count_get(const struct pg_brick *brick,
int pg_brick_links_count_get(const struct pg_brick *brick,
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^ this is still valid
Especially for brick which is use everywhere in packetgraph, change in brick deserver a separate commit

PG_MULTIPOLE);
struct pg_brick_config *config = pg_brick_config_new("mybrick", 2, 2, PG_MULTIPOLE);
struct pg_brick_config *config1 = pg_brick_config_new("mybrick", 2, 2, PG_MONOPOLE);
struct pg_brick_config *config2 = pg_brick_config_new("mybrick", UINT16_MAX, UINT16_MAX, PG_MULTIPOLE);
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I think config need to be free, it doesn't seems you free the configs

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done

@@ -44,9 +88,11 @@ static void test_brick_core_simple_lifecycle(void)
brick = pg_brick_new("nop", config, &error);
g_assert(brick);
g_assert(!error);
printf("brick refcount is %ld\n",brick->refcount);
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ping ?

middle_brick3 = pg_brick_new("nop", config3, &error);
g_assert(!error);
east_brick3 = pg_brick_new("nop", config3, &error);
g_assert(!error);
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I don't think you destroy those brick, you you either need to call pg_brick_ptrptr_destroy at the end of the function or creating the variable using pg_cleanup(pg_brick_ptrptr_destroy)
example:

pg_cleanup(pg_brick_ptrptr_destroy) struct pg_brick_config *config =
pg_brick_config_new("mybrick", 2, 2, PG_MULTIPOLE);

also

pg_cleanup(pg_brick_ptrptr_destroy)

is kind of ugly, so maybe we can create a macro

#define pg_autobrick pg_cleanup(pg_brick_ptrptr_destroy)

@outscale-hmi outscale-hmi force-pushed the coverage branch 8 times, most recently from bee977d to cc9fa12 Compare January 13, 2020 16:35
Signed-off-by: hanen mizouni <hanen.mizouni@outscale.com>
Signed-off-by: hanen mizouni <hanen.mizouni@outscale.com>
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