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1 // Copyright 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
2 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
3 // found in the LICENSE file.
5 #include "skia/ext/refptr.h"
7 #include "testing/gtest/include/gtest/gtest.h"
9 namespace skia {
10 namespace {
12 TEST(RefPtrTest, ReferenceCounting) {
13 SkRefCnt* ref = new SkRefCnt();
14 EXPECT_TRUE(ref->unique());
17 // Adopt the reference from the caller on creation.
18 RefPtr<SkRefCnt> refptr1 = AdoptRef(ref);
19 EXPECT_TRUE(ref->unique());
20 EXPECT_TRUE(refptr1->unique());
22 EXPECT_EQ(ref, &*refptr1);
23 EXPECT_EQ(ref, refptr1.get());
26 // Take a second reference for the second instance.
27 RefPtr<SkRefCnt> refptr2(refptr1);
28 EXPECT_FALSE(ref->unique());
30 RefPtr<SkRefCnt> refptr3;
31 EXPECT_FALSE(refptr3);
33 // Take a third reference for the third instance.
34 refptr3 = refptr1;
35 EXPECT_FALSE(ref->unique());
37 // Same object, so should have the same refcount.
38 refptr2 = refptr3;
39 EXPECT_FALSE(ref->unique());
41 // Drop the object from refptr2, so it should lose its reference.
42 EXPECT_TRUE(refptr2);
43 refptr2.clear();
44 EXPECT_FALSE(ref->unique());
46 EXPECT_FALSE(refptr2);
47 EXPECT_EQ(nullptr, refptr2.get());
49 EXPECT_TRUE(refptr3);
50 EXPECT_FALSE(refptr3->unique());
51 EXPECT_EQ(ref, &*refptr3);
52 EXPECT_EQ(ref, refptr3.get());
55 // Drop a reference when the third object is destroyed.
56 EXPECT_TRUE(ref->unique());
60 TEST(RefPtrTest, Construct) {
61 SkRefCnt* ref = new SkRefCnt();
62 EXPECT_TRUE(ref->unique());
64 // Adopt the reference from the caller on creation.
65 RefPtr<SkRefCnt> refptr1(AdoptRef(ref));
66 EXPECT_TRUE(ref->unique());
67 EXPECT_TRUE(refptr1->unique());
69 EXPECT_EQ(ref, &*refptr1);
70 EXPECT_EQ(ref, refptr1.get());
72 RefPtr<SkRefCnt> refptr2(refptr1);
73 EXPECT_FALSE(ref->unique());
76 TEST(RefPtrTest, DeclareAndAssign) {
77 SkRefCnt* ref = new SkRefCnt();
78 EXPECT_TRUE(ref->unique());
80 // Adopt the reference from the caller on creation.
81 RefPtr<SkRefCnt> refptr1 = AdoptRef(ref);
82 EXPECT_TRUE(ref->unique());
83 EXPECT_TRUE(refptr1->unique());
85 EXPECT_EQ(ref, &*refptr1);
86 EXPECT_EQ(ref, refptr1.get());
88 RefPtr<SkRefCnt> refptr2 = refptr1;
89 EXPECT_FALSE(ref->unique());
92 TEST(RefPtrTest, Assign) {
93 SkRefCnt* ref = new SkRefCnt();
94 EXPECT_TRUE(ref->unique());
96 // Adopt the reference from the caller on creation.
97 RefPtr<SkRefCnt> refptr1;
98 refptr1 = AdoptRef(ref);
99 EXPECT_TRUE(ref->unique());
100 EXPECT_TRUE(refptr1->unique());
102 EXPECT_EQ(ref, &*refptr1);
103 EXPECT_EQ(ref, refptr1.get());
105 RefPtr<SkRefCnt> refptr2;
106 refptr2 = refptr1;
107 EXPECT_FALSE(ref->unique());
110 class Subclass : public SkRefCnt {};
112 TEST(RefPtrTest, Upcast) {
113 RefPtr<Subclass> child = AdoptRef(new Subclass());
114 EXPECT_TRUE(child->unique());
116 RefPtr<SkRefCnt> parent = child;
117 EXPECT_TRUE(child);
118 EXPECT_TRUE(parent);
120 EXPECT_FALSE(child->unique());
121 EXPECT_FALSE(parent->unique());
124 // Counts the number of ref/unref operations (which require atomic operations)
125 // that are done.
126 class RefCountCounter : public SkRefCnt {
127 public:
128 void ref() const {
129 ref_count_changes_++;
130 SkRefCnt::ref();
132 void unref() const {
133 ref_count_changes_++;
134 SkRefCnt::unref();
136 int ref_count_changes() const { return ref_count_changes_; }
137 void ResetRefCountChanges() { ref_count_changes_ = 0; }
139 private:
140 mutable int ref_count_changes_ = 0;
143 TEST(RefPtrTest, ConstructionFromTemporary) {
144 // No ref count changes to move temporary into a local.
145 RefPtr<RefCountCounter> object = skia::AdoptRef(new RefCountCounter);
146 EXPECT_EQ(0, object->ref_count_changes());
148 // Only one change to share the pointer.
149 object->ResetRefCountChanges();
150 RefPtr<RefCountCounter> shared = skia::SharePtr(object.get());
151 EXPECT_EQ(1, object->ref_count_changes());
153 // Two ref count changes for the extra ref when passed as an argument, but no
154 // more.
155 object->ResetRefCountChanges();
156 auto do_nothing = [](RefPtr<RefCountCounter>) {};
157 do_nothing(object);
158 EXPECT_EQ(2, object->ref_count_changes());
160 // No ref count changes when passing a newly adopted ref as an argument.
161 auto lambda = [](RefPtr<RefCountCounter> arg) {
162 EXPECT_EQ(0, arg->ref_count_changes());
164 lambda(skia::AdoptRef(new RefCountCounter));
167 TEST(RefPtrTest, AssignmentFromTemporary) {
168 // No ref count changes to move temporary into a local.
169 RefPtr<RefCountCounter> object;
170 object = skia::AdoptRef(new RefCountCounter);
171 EXPECT_EQ(0, object->ref_count_changes());
173 // Only one change to share the pointer.
174 object->ResetRefCountChanges();
175 RefPtr<RefCountCounter> shared;
176 shared = skia::SharePtr(object.get());
177 EXPECT_EQ(1, object->ref_count_changes());
180 TEST(RefPtrTest, PassIntoArguments) {
181 // No ref count changes when passing an argument with Pass().
182 RefPtr<RefCountCounter> object = skia::AdoptRef(new RefCountCounter);
183 RefPtr<RefCountCounter> object2 = object.Pass();
184 auto lambda = [](RefPtr<RefCountCounter> arg) {
185 EXPECT_EQ(0, arg->ref_count_changes());
187 lambda(object2.Pass());
190 class DestructionNotifier : public SkRefCnt {
191 public:
192 DestructionNotifier(bool* flag) : flag_(flag) {}
193 ~DestructionNotifier() override { *flag_ = true; }
195 private:
196 bool* flag_;
199 TEST(RefPtrTest, PassIntoSelf) {
200 bool is_destroyed = false;
201 RefPtr<DestructionNotifier> object =
202 skia::AdoptRef(new DestructionNotifier(&is_destroyed));
203 object = object.Pass();
204 ASSERT_FALSE(is_destroyed);
205 EXPECT_TRUE(object->unique());
208 TEST(RefPtrTest, Nullptr) {
209 RefPtr<SkRefCnt> null(nullptr);
210 EXPECT_FALSE(null);
212 bool is_destroyed = false;
213 RefPtr<DestructionNotifier> destroy_me =
214 skia::AdoptRef(new DestructionNotifier(&is_destroyed));
215 destroy_me = nullptr;
216 EXPECT_TRUE(is_destroyed);
217 EXPECT_FALSE(destroy_me);
219 // Check that returning nullptr from a function correctly causes an implicit
220 // conversion.
221 auto lambda = []() -> RefPtr<SkRefCnt> { return nullptr; };
222 RefPtr<SkRefCnt> returned = lambda();
223 EXPECT_FALSE(returned);
226 } // namespace
227 } // namespace skia