def test_finalization_preprocess_and_postprocess(self):
# Note that this test is done here again (already was in another class
# in this module), to see that everything works as it should also with
# a different flag-context.
comments = []
self0 = self
class A:
def __del__(self):
self0.assertIn("run PreProcess", comments)
comments.append("A del")
# let's simulate a time-consuming finalizer
# to ensure that post finalization processing
# is sensitive to this
time.sleep(0.5)
comments.append("A del done")
class PreProcess(Runnable):
def run(self):
self0.assertEqual(comments, [])
comments.append("run PreProcess")
class PostProcess(Runnable):
def run(self):
self0.assertIn("run PreProcess", comments)
self0.assertIn("A del", comments)
self0.assertIn("A del done", comments)
comments.append("run PostProcess")
a = A()
a = None
prePr = PreProcess()
postPr = PostProcess()
time.sleep(1) # <- to avoid that the newly registered processes
# become subject to previous run (remember: We
# are not in monitor-mode, i.e. gc runs async.
gc.registerPreFinalizationProcess(prePr)
gc.registerPostFinalizationProcess(postPr)
# Note that order matters here:
# If the flag gc.DONT_FINALIZE_RESURRECTED_OBJECTS is used,
# gc.registerPostFinalizationProcess(postPr, 0) would lead to failure,
# because postPr asserts that a's finalizer already ran. Since
# DONT_FINALIZE_RESURRECTED_OBJECTS also inserted a postprocess,
# to perform delayed finalization, the 0-index would prepend postPr
# before the process that actually runs the finalizers.
System.gc()
# we wait a bit longer here, since PostProcess runs asynchronous
# and must wait for the finalizer of A
time.sleep(2)
self.assertIn("run PostProcess", comments)
comments = []
gc.unregisterPreFinalizationProcess(prePr)
gc.unregisterPostFinalizationProcess(postPr)
def test_finalization_preprocess_and_postprocess(self):
#Note that this test is done here again (already was in another class
#in this module), to see that everything works as it should also with
#a different flag-context.
comments = []
self0 = self
class A:
def __del__(self):
self0.assertIn("run PreProcess", comments)
comments.append("A del")
#let's simulate a time-consuming finalizer
#to ensure that post finalization processing
#is sensitive to this
time.sleep(0.5)
comments.append("A del done")
class PreProcess(Runnable):
def run(self):
self0.assertEqual(comments, [])
comments.append("run PreProcess")
class PostProcess(Runnable):
def run(self):
self0.assertIn("run PreProcess", comments)
self0.assertIn("A del", comments)
self0.assertIn("A del done", comments)
comments.append("run PostProcess")
a = A()
a = None
prePr = PreProcess()
postPr = PostProcess()
time.sleep(1) # <- to avoid that the newly registered processes
# become subject to previous run (remember: We
# are not in monitor-mode, i.e. gc runs async.
gc.registerPreFinalizationProcess(prePr)
gc.registerPostFinalizationProcess(postPr)
#Note that order matters here:
#If the flag gc.DONT_FINALIZE_RESURRECTED_OBJECTS is used,
#gc.registerPostFinalizationProcess(postPr, 0) would lead to failure,
#because postPr asserts that a's finalizer already ran. Since
#DONT_FINALIZE_RESURRECTED_OBJECTS also inserted a postprocess,
#to perform delayed finalization, the 0-index would prepend postPr
#before the process that actually runs the finalizers.
System.gc()
#we wait a bit longer here, since PostProcess runs asynchronous
#and must wait for the finalizer of A
time.sleep(2)
self.assertIn("run PostProcess", comments)
comments = []
gc.unregisterPreFinalizationProcess(prePr)
gc.unregisterPostFinalizationProcess(postPr)
def test_forced_with_extern_NonPyObjectFinalizer_that_notifies_gc(self):
comments = []
class A:
def __init__(self, index):
self.index = index
def __del__(self):
comments.append("A_del_" + str(self.index))
class PreProcess(Runnable):
preCount = 0
def run(self):
PreProcess.preCount += 1
class PostProcess(Runnable):
postCount = 0
def run(self):
PostProcess.postCount += 1
prePr = PreProcess()
postPr = PostProcess()
time.sleep(1) # <- to avoid that the newly registered processes
# become subject to previous run (remember: We
# are not in monitor-mode, i.e. gc runs async.
gc.registerPreFinalizationProcess(prePr)
gc.registerPostFinalizationProcess(postPr)
for i in range(4):
f = A(i)
del f
#NastyFinalizer would cause this test occasionally to fail
externFinalizer = GCTestHelper.NotSoNastyFinalizer()
del externFinalizer
for i in range(4, 8):
f = A(i)
del f
System.gc()
# we wait a bit longer here, since PostProcess runs asynchronous
# and must wait for the finalizer of A
time.sleep(4)
self.assertEqual(len(comments), 8)
self.assertEqual(PreProcess.preCount, 1)
self.assertEqual(PostProcess.postCount, 1)
comments = []
gc.unregisterPreFinalizationProcess(prePr)
gc.unregisterPostFinalizationProcess(postPr)
def test_with_extern_NonPyObjectFinalizer_that_notifies_gc(self):
comments = []
class A:
def __init__(self, index):
self.index = index
def __del__(self):
comments.append("A_del_"+str(self.index))
class PreProcess(Runnable):
preCount = 0
def run(self):
PreProcess.preCount += 1
class PostProcess(Runnable):
postCount = 0
def run(self):
PostProcess.postCount += 1
prePr = PreProcess()
postPr = PostProcess()
time.sleep(1) # <- to avoid that the newly registered processes
# become subject to previous run (remember: We
# are not in monitor-mode, i.e. gc runs async.
gc.registerPreFinalizationProcess(prePr)
gc.registerPostFinalizationProcess(postPr)
for i in range(4):
f = A(i)
del f
#NastyFinalizer would cause this test occasionally to fail
externFinalizer = GCTestHelper.NotSoNastyFinalizer()
del externFinalizer
for i in range(4, 8):
f = A(i)
del f
System.gc()
#we wait a bit longer here, since PostProcess runs asynchronous
#and must wait for the finalizer of A
time.sleep(4)
self.assertEqual(len(comments), 8)
self.assertEqual(PreProcess.preCount, 1)
self.assertEqual(PostProcess.postCount, 1)
comments = []
gc.unregisterPreFinalizationProcess(prePr)
gc.unregisterPostFinalizationProcess(postPr)
