ruby/test/ruby/test_string_memory.rb
Yusuke Endoh 42cd267beb Reduce noise in object generation count tests
The parallel testing framework may create strings in a separate thread.

```
    1) Failure:
  TestStringMemory#test_byteslice_prefix [D:/a/ruby/ruby/src/test/ruby/test_string_memory.rb:40]:
  One object allocation is expected, but allocated: [["D:/a/ruby/ruby/src/tool/lib/test/unit/parallel.rb", 42, String, "2240\x00\x00\x00\x00...
```
https://github.com/ruby/ruby/actions/runs/10222885396/job/28288271190?pr=11271#step:23:1026
2024-08-03 14:39:17 +09:00

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# frozen_string_literal: false
require 'test/unit'
require 'objspace'
class TestStringMemory < Test::Unit::TestCase
def capture_allocations(klass)
allocations = []
GC.start
GC.disable
generation = GC.count
ObjectSpace.trace_object_allocations do
yield
ObjectSpace.each_object(klass) do |instance|
allocations << instance if ObjectSpace.allocation_generation(instance) == generation
end
end
return allocations.map do |instance|
[
ObjectSpace.allocation_sourcefile(instance),
ObjectSpace.allocation_sourceline(instance),
instance.class,
instance,
]
end.select do |path,|
# drop strings not created in this file
# (the parallel testing framework may create strings in a separate thread)
path == __FILE__
end
ensure
GC.enable
end
def test_byteslice_prefix
string = ("a" * 100_000).freeze
allocations = capture_allocations(String) do
string.byteslice(0, 50_000)
end
assert_equal 1, allocations.size, "One object allocation is expected, but allocated: #{ allocations.inspect }"
end
def test_byteslice_postfix
string = ("a" * 100_000).freeze
allocations = capture_allocations(String) do
string.byteslice(50_000, 100_000)
end
assert_equal 1, allocations.size, "One object allocation is expected, but allocated: #{ allocations.inspect }"
end
def test_byteslice_postfix_twice
string = ("a" * 100_000).freeze
allocations = capture_allocations(String) do
string.byteslice(50_000, 100_000).byteslice(25_000, 50_000)
end
assert_equal 2, allocations.size, "Two object allocations are expected, but allocated: #{ allocations.inspect }"
end
end