Fix #56, undo RepyV1 uniqueid patch #194
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The `uniqueid` module had a bug when "imported" with the RepyV1 preprocessor, `repypp`. (That program had no notion of modules already imported, so it would paste multiple copies of imported libraries and thus cause duplicate IDs with the `uniqueid` module). This bug was patched for V1, but the patch never removed since. In RepyV2, `dylink` is used to import modules, and it does a much better job at importing modules only once, see for instance SeattleTestbed#55. Therefore, we can remove the old patch! To verify that removing the patch is safe, I also added a unit test that checks `uniqueid`'s * basic functionality, * functioning after reimport, and * function across threads.
lukpueh
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Sep 6, 2017
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| uniqueid_idlist = [int((current_time - int(current_time)) * 2**32)] | ||
| uniqueid_idlist = [0] |
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Why exactly does this have to be a list? It will always only hold one element, right?
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| uniqueid2 = dy_import_module("uniqueid.r2py") | ||
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| assert uniqueid2.uniqueid_getid() != uniqueid.uniqueid_getid(), "Got the same ID twice after pseudo-reimporting!" |
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Should we also verify that uniqueid2 does not return an id that was already returned by uniqueid, i.e.
assert uniqueid2.uniqueid_getid() not in oldids to catch the case that the new import resets the module store.
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| for anid in idlist: | ||
| assert idlist.count(anid)==1, "Duplicate ID: " + str(anid) |
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idlist.count(anid) == 1 (whitespaces)
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The
uniqueidmodule had a bug when "imported" with the RepyV1preprocessor,
repypp. (That program had no notion of modules alreadyimported, so it would paste multiple copies of imported libraries
and thus cause duplicate IDs with the
uniqueidmodule). This bugwas patched for V1, but the patch never removed since.
In RepyV2,
dylinkis used to import modules, and it does a muchbetter job at importing modules only once, see for instance
#55. Therefore, we can remove the old
patch!
To verify that removing the patch is safe, I also added a unit test
that checks
uniqueid's