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Most of this was generated by the absolutely extraordinary `cargo fix` subcommand. There were still 2 errors and a few warnings to patch up, but compared to the normal 600+ errors, I'd say the fixer did a damn good job! I'm also amazed that I could still start the VM after this, I half expected some kinds of runtime failure...
30 lines
795 B
Rust
30 lines
795 B
Rust
use syscall::{self, Error};
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/// Test stdio
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#[test]
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fn stdio() {
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// Test opening stdin
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assert_eq!(syscall::open(b"debug:", 0), Ok(0));
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// Test opening stdout
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assert_eq!(syscall::open(b"debug:", 0), Ok(1));
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// Test opening stderr
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assert_eq!(syscall::open(b"debug:", 0), Ok(2));
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// Test writing stdout
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let stdout_str = b"STDOUT";
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assert_eq!(syscall::write(1, stdout_str), Ok(stdout_str.len()));
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// Test writing stderr
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let stderr_str = b"STDERR";
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assert_eq!(syscall::write(2, stderr_str), Ok(stderr_str.len()));
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}
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/// Test that invalid reads/writes cause errors
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#[test]
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fn invalid_path() {
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assert_eq!(syscall::read(999, &mut []), Err(Error::new(syscall::EBADF)));
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assert_eq!(syscall::write(999, &[]), Err(Error::new(syscall::EBADF)));
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}
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