// src/testsuite/test-python_loader.cc - Copyright 2005, 2006, University
//               of Padova, dept. of Pure and Applied
//               Mathematics
//
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/* This executable tests for workingness of the PythonPolicyManager
 * class and its closely related cousins. More documentation to be written
 * here, thanks very much. */

#include "../python_policy_manager.hh"
#include "../python_policy.hh"

#include "simulation.hh"
#include "global_preferences.hh"
#include "policies_gatekeeper.hh"
#include "simulation.hh"
#include "scheduler.hh"
#include "user_interrupt_exception.hh"

#include <Python.h>
#include <glibmm/module.h>

#include <cassert>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace sgpem;
using namespace std;

static Policy*
find_pol_by_name(const vector<Policy*>& pols, const Glib::ustring& name)
{
	vector<Policy*>::const_iterator it = pols.begin();
	for( ; it != pols.end(); it++)
		if((*it)->get_name() == name)
			return *it;
	return NULL;
}


int
main(int argc, char** argv)
{
  int successes = 0;

  if(argc != 2)
  {
    std::cout << "[EE] Usage:\n\t" << argv[0] <<
    " path/to/uninstalled/test/policies" << std::endl;
    exit(-1);
  }
  else
    // Add argv[1] as the directory to search for uninstalled policies
    sgpem::GlobalPreferences::get_instance().add_policies_dir(argv[1]);

  // Self-register itself to PoliciesGatekeeper, however we don't care about it
  PythonPolicyManager polman;

	Simulation& sim = Simulation::get_instance();
	History&    his = sim.get_history();
	PoliciesGatekeeper& pgk = PoliciesGatekeeper::get_instance();

	const std::vector<Policy*>& policies = polman.get_avail_policies();

	// Print out avail policies
	cout << "These are the policies I found:" << endl;
	vector<Policy*>::const_iterator it = policies.begin();
	for(; it != policies.end(); it++)
		cout << "\t * " << (*it)->get_name() << endl;

  try
  {
		Policy* pol = find_pol_by_name(policies, "python_loader_configure");
		assert(pol != NULL);

		// FIXME : Maybe activating a policy only to configure it is an overkill?
		// Who gives a fuck about it?
    pgk.activate_policy(&his, pol);
    pol->configure();
  }
  catch(UserInterruptException e)
  {
    cout << "configure: Caught UserInterruptException" << endl;
    successes++;
  }


  try
  {
		Policy* pol = find_pol_by_name(policies, "python_loader_is_preemptive");
		assert(pol != NULL);
    pgk.activate_policy(&his, pol);
    pol->is_pre_emptive();
  }
  catch(UserInterruptException e)
  {
    cout << "is_preemptive: Caught UserInterruptException" << endl;
    successes++;
  }


  try
  {
		Policy* pol = find_pol_by_name(policies, "python_loader_get_time_slice");
		assert(pol != NULL);
    pgk.activate_policy(&his, pol);
    pol->get_time_slice();
  }
  catch(UserInterruptException e)
  {
    cout << "get_time_slice: Caught UserInterruptException" << endl;
    successes++;
  }



  try
  {
		Policy* pol = find_pol_by_name(policies, "python_loader_get_time_slice");
		assert(pol != NULL);
    pgk.activate_policy(&his, pol);
    pol->sort_queue();
  }
  catch(UserInterruptException e)
  {
    cout << "sort_queue: Caught UserInterruptException" << endl;
    successes++;
  }

  cout << "Result: catched " << successes
  << " exceptions out of 4." << endl;

  exit(0);
}