📝 One of the difficult unit tester for ft_containers project

Overview

ft_containers-unit-test

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About

ft containers unit test is a complete testing for project of school 21/ecole 42 and allowing you test your containers: Vector, Stack, Map, Set and Utilities in ft namespace.
This test checks 90% of subject and checklist requires: using std allocator, iterator traits, benchmark, leaks, segfaults, timeouts etc. But keep in mind that test doesn't check something you don't need to implement and was written by students, so im waiting for your bugs or suggestions for improving

Getting started

⚙️ Installation

run this command inside your ft_containers folder:

git clone https://github.com/divinepet/ft_containers-unit-test

then

cd ft_containers-unit-test

now you need to configure file config.hpp and write correct names of all your files and classes, and the last step is

./start.sh

⚠️ config.hpp

if you haven't some class implementation yet, for example Map, you need to comment appropriate line:

...
// #define MAP     "../../../Map.hpp"
...

and etc. for other. The same with flags - comment this line to turn off them

// #define FLAGS

📄 start.sh

you can run tests with a specific container, use flags for this

./start.sh -v # for vector
./start.sh -u # for utilities
./start.sh -st # for stack
./start.sh -m # for map
./start.sh -s # for set
./start.sh -h # help with commands

Results

NOT COMPILED means that method compiles with errors, also probably some template name in config.hpp is incorrect
TIMEOUT means the method exceeded the maximal execution time, probably due to an infinite loop

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Comments
  • Cannot compile on linux

    Cannot compile on linux

    Hello! I'm trying to run your tester on linux and i always get this error that i can't fix even on the 42's Xubuntu VM

    image

    Is your tester supposed to be run only on mac? or is there some workaround to make it compile on linux?

    opened by frdescam 2
  • Use `ft::swap` instead of `std::swap` for re-implementation tests

    Use `ft::swap` instead of `std::swap` for re-implementation tests

    As explained in this open issue, some tests are not using ft::swap, making the tests fail. I might be wrong, but I think there's no way of using std::swap with our own re-implementations.

    opened by nicolasgasco 0
  • Bug: huge difference in time of `erase` vector method

    Bug: huge difference in time of `erase` vector method

    I am getting a huge different in time between my implementation of vector::erase and the std one. Screenshot 2022-12-10 at 20 50 42

    My implementation is already pretty lean:

    iterator erase(iterator position)
    {
        this->_alloc.destroy(&(*position));
        for (iterator it = position; it < (this->end() - 1); ++it)
            this->_alloc.construct(&(*(it)), *(it + 1));
        this->_alloc.destroy(this->_data + this->_size - 1);
        this->_size--;
        return position;
    }
    

    What seems suspicious to me is that I'm pratically getting the same times no matter how much I tweak my code. Also, I'm not getting such a huge difference in my own tests: Screenshot 2022-12-10 at 23 05 13

    What seems especially suspicious is std time in your tester.

    opened by nicolasgasco 0
  • Improvement: add diff generation

    Improvement: add diff generation

    Hi!

    First of all, a big thank you for this. It is by far the most complete tester regarding the types of checks done.

    I find debugging a bit difficult, though. I would find very useful to have some sort of diff generation.

    Thank you again anyway!

    opened by nicolasgasco 0
  • Problem at compilation of vector test.

    Problem at compilation of vector test.

    The compiler write this when i want to execute the test. And this message is the same for almost every vector test. The error seem so basic i cannot understand it. Here you can find my code, i cannot find where the issue come from.

    https://github.com/kafim909/ft_containers/blob/master/vector.hpp

    COMPILER :

    In file included from ../vector_tests/begin().cpp:2: ../vector_tests/__service.ipp:18:15: error: no matching constructor for initialization of 'ft::vector' res2 = func2(my_vector); ^~~~~~~~~ ../vector_tests/begin().cpp:28:10: note: in instantiation of function template specialization 'run_vector_unit_test' requested here exit(run_vector_unit_test("begin()", begin_test, begin_test)); ^ 1 error generated. generated. tor_std_test, constructor_std_test)); ^ 1 error generated.

    Thanks for helping me with this!

    opened by kafim909 1
  • bug: swap test in vector does not test ft::swap

    bug: swap test in vector does not test ft::swap

    template std::vector swap_test( _vector vector ) { std::vector v; vector.assign( 1100 * _ratio, 11 ); _vector tmp( 500 * _ratio, 5 ), tmp2( 1000 * _ratio, 10 ), tmp3( 1500 * _ratio, 15 ), tmp4( 3000 * _ratio, 30 ); g_start2 = timer(); v.push_back( vector[2] ); v.push_back( vector.size() ); v.push_back( vector.capacity() ); long *adr1 = reinterpret_cast<long *>( &vector ); long *adr2 = reinterpret_cast<long *>( &tmp ); vector.swap( tmp ); if ( reinterpret_cast<long *>( &vector ) == adr1 && reinterpret_cast<long *>( &tmp ) == adr2 ) v.push_back( 1 ); v.push_back( vector[2] ); v.push_back( vector.size() ); v.push_back( vector.capacity() ); vector.swap( tmp3 ); v.push_back( vector[2] ); v.push_back( vector.size() ); v.push_back( vector.capacity() ); std::swap( vector, tmp2 ); --> ft::swap(...) v.push_back( vector[2] ); v.push_back( vector.size() ); v.push_back( vector.capacity() ); std::swap( vector, tmp4 ); --> ft::swap(...) g_end2 = timer(); v.push_back( vector[2] ); v.push_back( vector.size() ); v.push_back( vector.capacity() ); return v; }

    opened by lscitl 1
  • bug: iterator_traits test is wrong

    bug: iterator_traits test is wrong

    I think sources/utilities_tests/iterator_traits.cpp file is doing wrong test!

    It is doing test for std::vector's iterator types and ft::vector's iterator types is same.

    but we need to test for ft::iterator_traits is doing well like this

    bool iterator_traits_test() {
      std::vector<string> res;
      std::vector<string> res2;
      g_start1 = g_end1 = timer();
    
      res.push_back(typeid(std::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::iterator>::iterator_category).name());
      res.push_back(typeid(std::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::iterator>::value_type).name());
      res.push_back(typeid(std::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::iterator>::difference_type).name());
      res.push_back(typeid(std::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::iterator>::pointer).name());
      res.push_back(typeid(std::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::iterator>::reference).name());
      res.push_back(typeid(std::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::reverse_iterator>::iterator_category).name());
      res.push_back(typeid(std::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::reverse_iterator>::value_type).name());
      res.push_back(typeid(std::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::reverse_iterator>::difference_type).name());
      res.push_back(typeid(std::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::reverse_iterator>::pointer).name());
      res.push_back(typeid(std::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::reverse_iterator>::reference).name());
    
      res2.push_back(typeid(ft::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::iterator>::iterator_category).name());
      res2.push_back(typeid(ft::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::iterator>::value_type).name());
      res2.push_back(typeid(ft::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::iterator>::difference_type).name());
      res2.push_back(typeid(ft::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::iterator>::pointer).name());
      res2.push_back(typeid(ft::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::iterator>::reference).name());
      res2.push_back(typeid(ft::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::reverse_iterator>::iterator_category).name());
      res2.push_back(typeid(ft::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::reverse_iterator>::value_type).name());
      res2.push_back(typeid(ft::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::reverse_iterator>::difference_type).name());
      res2.push_back(typeid(ft::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::reverse_iterator>::pointer).name());
      res2.push_back(typeid(ft::iterator_traits<std::map<int, int>::reverse_iterator>::reference).name());
    
      return res == res2;
    }
    
    opened by 42mypark 0
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