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/*
 * @test LimitSharedSizes
 * @summary Test handling of limits on shared space size 
 * @library /testlibrary
 * @run main LimitSharedSizes
 */

import com.oracle.java.testlibrary.*;

public class LimitSharedSizes {
    private static class SharedSizeTestData {
        public String optionName;
        public String optionValue;
        public String expectedErrorMsg;
        
        public SharedSizeTestData(String name, String value, String msg) {
            optionName = name;
            optionValue = value;
            expectedErrorMsg = msg;
        }
    }
    
    private static final SharedSizeTestData[] testTable = {
        // values in this part of the test table should cause failure 
        // (shared space sizes are deliberately too small) 
        new SharedSizeTestData("-XX:SharedReadOnlySize", "4M",      "read only"),
        new SharedSizeTestData("-XX:SharedReadWriteSize","4M",      "read write"),

        // Known issue, JDK-8038422 (assert() on Windows)
        // new SharedSizeTestData("-XX:SharedMiscDataSize", "500k",    "miscellaneous data"),
        
        // This will cause a VM crash; commenting out for now; see bug JDK-8038268
        // @ignore JDK-8038268
        // new SharedSizeTestData("-XX:SharedMiscCodeSize", "20k",     "miscellaneous code"),

        // these values are larger than default ones, but should
        // be acceptable and not cause failure
        new SharedSizeTestData("-XX:SharedReadOnlySize",    "20M", null),
        new SharedSizeTestData("-XX:SharedReadWriteSize",   "20M", null),
        new SharedSizeTestData("-XX:SharedMiscDataSize",    "20M", null),
        new SharedSizeTestData("-XX:SharedMiscCodeSize",    "20M", null)
    }; 

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        String fileName = "test.jsa";
        
        for (SharedSizeTestData td : testTable) {
            String option = td.optionName + "=" + td.optionValue;
            System.out.println("testing option <" + option + ">");

            ProcessBuilder pb = ProcessTools.createJavaProcessBuilder(
               "-XX:+UnlockDiagnosticVMOptions", 
               "-XX:SharedArchiveFile=./" + fileName,
               option, 
               "-Xshare:dump");
     
            OutputAnalyzer output = new OutputAnalyzer(pb.start());
            
            if (td.expectedErrorMsg != null) {
                output.shouldContain("The shared " + td.expectedErrorMsg 
                    + " space is not large enough");
            
                output.shouldHaveExitValue(2);
            } else {
                output.shouldNotContain("space is not large enough");
                output.shouldHaveExitValue(0);
            }
        }
    }
}