Exemple #1
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        def wrap():
            # start and assert started
            [start_managed_process(p) for p in processes]
            assert all(get_running()[name].exitcode is None
                       for name in processes)

            # call the function
            try:
                func()
                # assert processes are still started
                assert all(get_running()[name].exitcode is None
                           for name in processes)
            finally:
                # kill and assert all stopped
                [kill_managed_process(p) for p in processes]
                assert len(get_running()) == 0
    def wrap():
      if not DID_INIT:
        test_manager_prepare()

      # start and assert started
      [start_managed_process(p) for p in processes]
      assert all(get_running()[name].exitcode is None for name in processes)

      # call the function
      func()

      # assert processes are still started
      assert all(get_running()[name].exitcode is None for name in processes)

      # kill and assert all stopped
      [kill_managed_process(p) for p in processes]
      assert len(get_running()) == 0
Exemple #3
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    def wrap(*args, **kwargs):
      # start and assert started
      for n, p in enumerate(processes):
        start_managed_process(p)
        if n < len(processes)-1:
          time.sleep(init_time)
      assert all(get_running()[name].exitcode is None for name in processes)

      # call the function
      try:
        func(*args, **kwargs)
        # assert processes are still started
        assert all(get_running()[name].exitcode is None for name in processes)
      finally:
        # kill and assert all stopped
        for p in processes:
          kill_managed_process(p)
        assert len(get_running()) == 0
Exemple #4
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def test_thread():
    global return_code
    proc_sock = messaging.sub_sock('procLog', conflate=True)

    # wait until everything's started and get first sample
    time.sleep(30)
    first_proc = messaging.recv_sock(proc_sock, wait=True)

    # run for a minute and get last sample
    time.sleep(60)
    last_proc = messaging.recv_sock(proc_sock, wait=True)

    running = manager.get_running()
    all_running = all(p in running and running[p].is_alive()
                      for p in manager.car_started_processes)
    return_code = print_cpu_usage(first_proc, last_proc)
    if not all_running:
        return_code = 1
    _thread.interrupt_main()
Exemple #5
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            print "Check sockets"
            controls_state_result = wait_for_socket('controlsState',
                                                    timeout=30)
            radarstate_result = wait_for_socket('radarState', timeout=30)
            plan_result = wait_for_socket('plan', timeout=30)

            if route not in passive_routes:  # TODO The passive routes have very flaky models
                path_plan_result = wait_for_socket('pathPlan', timeout=30)
            else:
                path_plan_result = True

            carstate_result = wait_for_socket('carState', timeout=30)

            print "Check if everything is running"
            running = manager.get_running()
            controlsd_running = running['controlsd'].is_alive()
            radard_running = running['radard'].is_alive()
            plannerd_running = running['plannerd'].is_alive()

            manager.kill_managed_process("controlsd")
            manager.kill_managed_process("radard")
            manager.kill_managed_process("plannerd")
            os.killpg(os.getpgid(unlogger.pid), signal.SIGTERM)

            sockets_ok = all([
                controls_state_result, radarstate_result, plan_result,
                path_plan_result, carstate_result, controlsd_running,
                radard_running, plannerd_running
            ])
            params_ok = True
Exemple #6
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def all_running():
    running = manager.get_running()
    return all(p in running and running[p].is_alive()
               for p in manager.car_started_processes)