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#include "precompiled.hpp"
#include "logging/logTag.hpp"
#include "unittest.hpp"
TEST(LogTag, from_string) {
// Verify for all tags defined in LOG_TAG_LIST
#define LOG_TAG(tag) \
EXPECT_EQ(PREFIX_LOG_TAG(tag), LogTag::from_string(#tag));
LOG_TAG_LIST
#undef LOG_TAG
// Verify a couple of invalid strings parsing as invalid tags
const char* invalid_tag[] = {
"bad tag", ".^@", "**", "*", "gcc", "+gc", "gc+", "gc+safepoint",
"gc+safepoint=warning", "warning", "=info", "gcsafepointlogging",
"gc+safepointlogging", "gclogging", "+", " gc", "logging ", ","
};
for (size_t i = 0; i < sizeof(invalid_tag) / sizeof(*invalid_tag); i++) {
EXPECT_EQ(LogTag::__NO_TAG, LogTag::from_string(invalid_tag[i]))
<< "'" << invalid_tag[i] << "' did not parse as an invalid tag";
}
}
TEST(LogTag, name) {
// Verify for each tag from the macro
#define LOG_TAG(tag) \
EXPECT_STREQ(#tag, LogTag::name(PREFIX_LOG_TAG(tag)));
LOG_TAG_LIST
#undef LOG_TAG
}