#!/bin/sh
# Test for thread ID logging in dynamic linker.
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# This script runs the tst-dl-debug-tid test case and verifies its
# LD_DEBUG output. It checks for thread creation/destruction messages
# to ensure the dynamic linker's thread-aware logging is working.

set -e

# Arguments are from Makefile.
common_objpfx="$1"
test_wrapper_env="$2"
rtld_prefix="$3"
run_program_env="$4"
test_program="$5"

debug_output="${common_objpfx}elf/tst-dl-debug-tid.debug"
rm -f "${debug_output}".*

# Run the test program with LD_DEBUG=tls.
eval "${test_wrapper_env}" LD_DEBUG=tls LD_DEBUG_OUTPUT="${debug_output}" \
    "${rtld_prefix}" "${test_program}"

debug_output=$(ls "${debug_output}".*)
# Check for the "Thread starting" message.
if ! grep -q 'Thread starting: TID=' "${debug_output}"; then
    echo "error: 'Thread starting' message not found"
    cat "${debug_output}"
    exit 1
fi

# Check that we have a message where the PID (from prefix) is different
# from the TID (in the message). This indicates a worker thread log.
if ! grep 'Thread starting: TID=' "${debug_output}" | awk -F '[ \t:]+' '{
  sub(/,/, "", $4);
  sub(/TID=/, "", $4);
  if ($1 != $4)
    exit 0;
  exit 1
}'; then
    echo "error: No 'Thread starting' message from a worker thread found"
    cat "${debug_output}"
    exit 1
fi

# We expect messages from thread creation and destruction.
if ! grep -q 'TCB allocated\|TCB deallocating\|TCB reused\|TCB deallocated' \
     "${debug_output}"; then
    echo "error: Expected TCB allocation/deallocation message not found"
    cat "${debug_output}"
    exit 1
fi

cat "${debug_output}"
rm -f "${debug_output}"