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package vm.mlvm.share;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
/**
* The base class for Mlvm tests checking various OOM Errors.
* Subclasses are expected to implement {@link #eatMemory(List)}/
* {@link checkOOME(OutOfMemoryError)} methods consuming memory in various ways.
*/
public abstract class MlvmOOMTest extends MlvmTest {
private static Object garbage;
/**
* A template method.
* Implements logic of the tests:
* consumes memory in loop until OOM is thrown, checks the OOM type.
*/
@Override
public final boolean run() {
Env.display("Test started.");
LinkedList<Object> objects = new LinkedList<Object>();
// to trick EA
garbage = objects;
try {
eatMemory(objects);
} catch (OutOfMemoryError oome) {
objects.clear();
Env.display("Caught OOME : " + oome.getMessage());
checkOOME(oome);
return true;
}
throw new RuntimeException("TEST FAIL : no OOME");
}
/**
* Consumes memory.
* Subclasses implement their logic of memory consuming. Created objects are expected
* to be stored in the given parameter.
* The normal termination of the method is throwing OOM exception, which will be checked
* by the {@link #checkOOME(OutOfMemoryError)}
* Not throwing the OOM will be interpreted as test failure.
* @param garbage a list to store generated garbage
*/
protected abstract void eatMemory(List<Object> garbage);
/**
* Checks the OOME type is expected.
* Method just exits if OOME is expected and throws an exeption if not.
* @param oome thrown by {@link #eatMemory(List)}
*/
protected abstract void checkOOME(OutOfMemoryError oome);
}