Fix large allocation tests for mimir::Region
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2026-09-09 23:32:05 -07:00
parent 90513a431d
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@@ -33,14 +33,22 @@ TEST(Region, TooBig)
{
mimir::init();
mimir::Region region;
EXPECT_FALSE(region.init(1 << 44ULL)); // Attempt to allocate 16TB of pages
EXPECT_FALSE(region.init(1ULL << 50)); // Attempt to reserve too many pages
}
TEST(Region, OutOfMemory)
{
mimir::init();
mimir::Region region;
EXPECT_TRUE(region.init(1ULL << 46)); // Attempt to reserve 64TB of pages
EXPECT_FALSE(region.resize(1ULL << 45)); // Attempt to commit 32TB of pages (Assuming we don't have 32TB of ram!)
}
TEST(Region, Min1GB)
{
mimir::init();
mimir::Region region;
EXPECT_TRUE(region.init(1 << 30ULL)); // Allocate 1GB of pages
EXPECT_TRUE(region.init(1ULL << 30)); // Allocate 1GB of pages
}
TEST(Region, Resizing)
@@ -55,11 +63,11 @@ TEST(Region, Resizing)
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(0));
EXPECT_EQ(region.getSize(), 0);
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(1 << 4ULL));
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(1 << 10ULL));
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(1 << 5ULL));
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(1 << 0ULL));
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(1 << 9ULL));
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(1ULL << 4));
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(1ULL << 10));
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(1ULL << 5));
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(1ULL << 0));
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(1ULL << 9));
}
TEST(Region, OverSized)
@@ -67,10 +75,10 @@ TEST(Region, OverSized)
mimir::init();
mimir::Region region;
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(1 << 4ULL));
EXPECT_TRUE(region.resize(1ULL << 4));
size_t prevSize = region.getSize();
EXPECT_FALSE(region.resize(1 << 20ULL));
EXPECT_FALSE(region.resize(1ULL << 20));
EXPECT_EQ(region.getSize(), prevSize);
}