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// Copyright (c) 2008-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
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// All rights reserved.
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// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
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// under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
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// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
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// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
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//
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// Initial Contributors:
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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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//
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// Contributors:
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//
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// Description:
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// e32test\thread\t_smpsafe.cpp
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//
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//
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#define __E32TEST_EXTENSION__
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#include <e32test.h>
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#include <e32ldr.h>
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#include <e32svr.h>
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#include "u32std.h"
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#include <u32hal.h>
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#include <d_ldrtst.h>
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/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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//
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//! @SYMTestCaseID KBASE-T_SMPSAFE-2700
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//! @SYMTestType UT
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//! @SYMPREQ PREQ2094
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//! @SYMTestCaseDesc SMP compatibility mode test
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//! @SYMTestActions
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//! @SYMTestExpectedResults All tests should pass.
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//! @SYMTestPriority Medium
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//! @SYMTestStatus Implemented
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//
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// The test attempts to prove that the SMPSAFE compatibility mode mechanism
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// works and correctly forces processes which contain any unsafe code to run
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// as if they were on a single-cpu machine. This is done by loading and
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// unloading various combinations of DLLs into the test process itself, and
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// by spawning and exiting various EXEs.
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//
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// Two things are checked for each combination:
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//
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// 1) D_LDRTST is used to retrieve the relevant process's SMP unsafe count,
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// the number of top-level binaries loaded into that process which are not
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// SMP safe. This works on all systems, including uniprocessor, even if
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// compatibility mode is not enabled, as this accounting is done
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// unconditionally.
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//
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// 2) If the system running the test has multiple processors, and one of the
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// compatibility modes is actually enabled, the test process runs a loop
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// designed to see if concurrent execution of threads actually happens.
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// (the loop is in smpsafe.cpp because it is shared between the test and
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// the small slave programs used).
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RTest test(_L("T_SMPSAFE"));
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RLdrTest ldd;
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RProcess pLoaded;
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TBool SMPPlatform;
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TBool CompatMode;
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extern TInt CheckAffinity();
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// load an exe and check that it has the expected SMP unsafe count (check 1)
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// don't resume/delete it yet.
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void DoStartExe(RProcess& p, const TDesC &aFilename, TInt aExpectedUnsafe)
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{
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test_KErrNone(p.Create(aFilename, KNullDesC));
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test_Equal(aExpectedUnsafe, ldd.ProcessSMPUnsafeCount(p.Handle()));
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}
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// resume the exe and if compatibility mode is available, check that the
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// expected outcome of the test loop was observed (check 2)
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// delete it afterward.
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void DoStopExe(RProcess& p, TInt aExpectedUnsafe)
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{
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TRequestStatus s;
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p.Logon(s);
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p.Resume();
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User::WaitForRequest(s);
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if (CompatMode)
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test_Equal(aExpectedUnsafe ? 1 : 0, s.Int());
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test_Equal(EExitKill, p.ExitType());
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p.NotifyDestruction(s);
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p.Close();
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User::WaitForRequest(s);
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}
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void StartExe(const TDesC &aFilename, TInt aExpectedUnsafe)
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{
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DoStartExe(pLoaded, aFilename, aExpectedUnsafe);
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}
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void StopExe(TInt aExpectedUnsafe)
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{
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DoStopExe(pLoaded, aExpectedUnsafe);
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}
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// start and stop an exe, doing both checks 1 and 2.
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void TryExe(const TDesC &aFilename, TInt aExpectedUnsafe)
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{
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RProcess p;
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DoStartExe(p, aFilename, aExpectedUnsafe);
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DoStopExe(p, aExpectedUnsafe);
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}
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// check the main test process, both checks 1 and 2.
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void CheckSelf(TInt aExpectedUnsafe)
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{
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test_Equal(aExpectedUnsafe, ldd.ProcessSMPUnsafeCount(RProcess().Handle()));
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if (CompatMode)
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test_Equal(aExpectedUnsafe ? 1 : 0, CheckAffinity());
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}
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GLDEF_C TInt E32Main()
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{
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RLibrary l, l2;
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// Turn off evil lazy dll unloading
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RLoader ldr;
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test(ldr.Connect()==KErrNone);
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test(ldr.CancelLazyDllUnload()==KErrNone);
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ldr.Close();
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test.Title();
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test.Start(_L("Test SMP safe binary flag"));
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test.Next(_L("Get number of CPUs"));
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TInt cpus = UserSvr::HalFunction(EHalGroupKernel, EKernelHalNumLogicalCpus, 0, 0);
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test_Compare(cpus, >, 0);
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SMPPlatform = cpus > 1;
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if (!SMPPlatform)
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{
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CompatMode = EFalse;
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test.Printf(_L("*****************************************************\n"));
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test.Printf(_L("Uniprocessor system, not actually testing compat mode\n"));
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test.Printf(_L("*****************************************************\n"));
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}
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else
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{
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test.Next(_L("Get compatibility mode setting"));
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TInt flags = UserSvr::HalFunction(EHalGroupKernel, EKernelHalConfigFlags, 0, 0);
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test_Compare(flags, >=, 0);
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CompatMode = flags & (EKernelConfigSMPUnsafeCompat | EKernelConfigSMPUnsafeCPU0);
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if (!CompatMode)
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{
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test.Printf(_L("*************************************************\n"));
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test.Printf(_L("Compatibility mode is not enabled, not testing it\n"));
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test.Printf(_L("*************************************************\n"));
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}
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}
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test.Next(_L("Load test LDD"));
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TInt r = User::LoadLogicalDevice(_L("d_ldrtst.ldd"));
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test(r==KErrNone || r==KErrAlreadyExists);
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test_KErrNone(ldd.Open());
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test.Next(_L("Check we are safe ourselves"));
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CheckSelf(0);
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test.Next(_L("Check safe exe"));
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StartExe(_L("smpsafe0.exe"), 0);
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test.Next(_L("Load already loaded safe exe (self)"));
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TryExe(_L("smpsafe0.exe"), 0);
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StopExe(0);
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test.Next(_L("Check safe XIP exe"));
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StartExe(_L("smpsafex0.exe"), 0);
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test.Next(_L("Load already loaded safe XIP exe (self)"));
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TryExe(_L("smpsafex0.exe"), 0);
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StopExe(0);
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test.Next(_L("Load unsafe exe"));
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StartExe(_L("smpsafe1.exe"), 1);
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test.Next(_L("Load already loaded unsafe exe"));
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TryExe(_L("smpsafe1.exe"), 1);
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StopExe(1);
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test.Next(_L("Load safe exe directly linked to unsafe dll"));
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TryExe(_L("smpsafe2.exe"), 1);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically load unsafe dll"));
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test_KErrNone(l.Load(_L("smpsafea.dll")));
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CheckSelf(1);
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test.Next(_L("Load safe exe directly linked to loaded unsafe dll"));
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TryExe(_L("smpsafe2.exe"), 1);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically unload unsafe dll"));
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l.Close();
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CheckSelf(0);
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test.Next(_L("Load safe XIP exe directly linked to unsafe XIP dll"));
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TryExe(_L("smpsafex2.exe"), 1);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically load unsafe XIP dll"));
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test_KErrNone(l.Load(_L("smpsafexa.dll")));
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CheckSelf(1);
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test.Next(_L("Load safe XIP exe directly linked to loaded unsafe XIP dll"));
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TryExe(_L("smpsafex2.exe"), 1);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically unload unsafe XIP dll"));
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l.Close();
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CheckSelf(0);
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test.Next(_L("Load safe exe indirectly linked to unsafe dll"));
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TryExe(_L("smpsafe3.exe"), 1);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically load unsafe dll"));
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test_KErrNone(l.Load(_L("smpsafea.dll")));
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CheckSelf(1);
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test.Next(_L("Load safe exe indirectly linked to loaded unsafe dll"));
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TryExe(_L("smpsafe3.exe"), 1);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically unload unsafe dll"));
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l.Close();
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CheckSelf(0);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically load safe dll linked to unsafe dll"));
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test_KErrNone(l.Load(_L("smpsafeb.dll")));
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CheckSelf(1);
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test.Next(_L("Load safe exe indirectly linked to unsafe dll, inbetween loaded"));
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TryExe(_L("smpsafe3.exe"), 1);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically load unsafe dll as well"));
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test_KErrNone(l2.Load(_L("smpsafea.dll")));
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CheckSelf(2);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically unload safe dll linked to unsafe dll"));
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l.Close();
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CheckSelf(1);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically unload unsafe dll as well"));
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l2.Close();
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CheckSelf(0);
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test.Next(_L("Load safe exe directly linked to unsafe XIP dll"));
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TryExe(_L("smpsafe4.exe"), 1);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically load unsafe XIP dll"));
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test_KErrNone(l.Load(_L("smpsafexa.dll")));
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CheckSelf(1);
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test.Next(_L("Load safe exe directly linked to loaded unsafe XIP dll"));
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TryExe(_L("smpsafe4.exe"), 1);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically unload unsafe XIP dll"));
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l.Close();
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CheckSelf(0);
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test.Next(_L("Dynamically load figure-eight dll cycle"));
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test_KErrNone(l.Load(_L("smpsafec.dll")));
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CheckSelf(1);
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test.Next(_L("Load figure-eight from a different point"));
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test_KErrNone(l2.Load(_L("smpsafed.dll")));
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CheckSelf(2);
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test.Next(_L("Unload original point"));
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l.Close();
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CheckSelf(1);
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test.Next(_L("Unload second point"));
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l2.Close();
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CheckSelf(0);
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test.Next(_L("Close test LDD"));
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ldd.Close();
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test_KErrNone(User::FreeLogicalDevice(KLdrTestLddName));
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test.End();
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return KErrNone;
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}
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