Hi Paul,
The change in implementation looks good for me.
On 2/15/21 12:43 PM, Paul Gofman wrote:
-static void test_file_inherit_child(const char* fd_s) +static void test_file_inherit_child(const char* fd_s, const char *handle_str) {
- HANDLE handle_value; int fd = atoi(fd_s);
- HANDLE *handle_ptr;
- unsigned int count; char buffer[32];
- STARTUPINFOA si; int ret;
- ret =write(fd, "Success", 8);
- GetStartupInfoA(&si);
- count = *(unsigned *)si.lpReserved2;
- if (handle_str && count >= 2)
- {
sscanf(handle_str, "%p", &handle_value);
handle_ptr = (HANDLE *)(si.lpReserved2 + sizeof(unsigned) + count);
ok(handle_value == handle_ptr[1], "Got unexpected handle %p.\n", handle_ptr[1]);
- }
- count = min(count, (si.cbReserved2 - sizeof(unsigned)) / (sizeof(HANDLE) + 1));
count is never used after the last assignment. It probably makes sense to change the code to something like: if (handle_str) { HANDLE handle_value, handle_ptr; unsigned int count; STARTUPINFOA si;
GetStartupInfoA(&si); count = *(unsigned int*)si.lpReserved2; ok(count == 3, "count = %u\n", count);
sscanf(handle_str, "%p", &handle_value); ...
- /* test inherit block with larger size */
- handles[1] = CreateFileA( "fdopen.tst", GENERIC_READ|GENERIC_WRITE,
FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE, &sa, CREATE_ALWAYS, 0, NULL );
- /* test inherit block with invalid handle */
- handles[1] = INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; create_io_inherit_block( &startup, 3, handles );
- startup.cbReserved2 += 7;
- test_stdout_handle( &startup, cmdline, handles[1], TRUE, "large size block" );
- CloseHandle( handles[1] );
- DeleteFileA("fdopen.tst");
Is there any reason for removing the "test inherit block with larger size" test?
Thanks, Piotr