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07-Sep-2018 |
George Kulakowski <kulakowski@google.com> |
[compiler.h] Migrate many C++ clients of countof to fbl::count_of The latter is safer in C++, and the former is a namespace violation in compiler.h that eventually needs to be resolved. Test: CQ; should be no functional change Change-Id: I9809b9fe062fd5f07226323035bf094b3f9de798
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02-May-2018 |
Doug Evans <dje@google.com> |
[unittest] Use different timeouts for different test types Small tests shouldn't have the same timeout as large tests. So we need a way to have different values per test type. Plus IWBN to override the default timeouts with one value instead of one for each test type. This patch accomplishes both by retasking the timeout value specified by the user as the "base timeout", and then each test type's timeout is a multiple of that. The current values are still pretty conservative until the bots specify a timeout more suited for them (INTK-312). Plus there are outliers (ZX-2103, ZX-2107) that needed to be handled. Fortunately there aren't many. ZX-2104 #comment patch Change-Id: Ie90ac09a35b5abf616cf2b4e3d36e9e90febe5af
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12-Mar-2018 |
Mark Seaborn <mseaborn@google.com> |
[utest] Remove empty-string "msg" args from EXPECT/ASSERT calls in C++ The "msg" argument is optional in C++. A number of instances of empty-string "msg" arguments have appeared since I last removed them. This cleanup was automated. ZX-905 Change-Id: I434d129836642216588f110d1cb161859ff3efea
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28-Sep-2017 |
Sean Klein <smklein@google.com> |
[fs] Label slow filesystem tests as LARGE Change-Id: I2ed1ed4e970756dfc159ef62e911a89c37d7c5e9
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05-Sep-2017 |
Sean Klein <smklein@google.com> |
[minfs] Fix fsck bug which incorrectly flags direntry sizes MinFS direntry records have two distinct notions of size: First, they have a 'minimum required size for their name', as calculated by DirentSize, but they also have a 'physical record length', which must be greater than or equal to the DirentSize name. The "kMinfsMaxDirentSize" constant is the maximum calculated value of the DirentSize length, but it may notably be less than the record length. This patch fixes an issue with fsck, where it makes the (invalid) assumption that "kMinfsMaxDirentSize" refers to the maximum record length. Regression test added, which triggers the fsck failure without the fix. Change-Id: I0d9293918428cfc4ef780657659c569812e851b2
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