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async_taskgroup_discarding.swift
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// RUN: %target-run-simple-swift( -Xfrontend -disable-availability-checking -parse-as-library) | %FileCheck %s
// TODO: move to target-run-simple-leaks-swift once CI is using at least Xcode 14.3
// REQUIRES: concurrency
// REQUIRES: executable_test
// REQUIRES: concurrency_runtime
// UNSUPPORTED: back_deployment_runtime
// UNSUPPORTED: freestanding
// FIXME: enable discarding taskgroup on windows; rdar://104762037
// UNSUPPORTED: OS=windows-msvc
import _Concurrency
finalclassPayloadFirst{}
finalclassPayloadSecond{}
actorSimpleCountDownLatch{
letfrom:Int
varcount:Int
varcontinuation:CheckedContinuation<Void,Never>?
init(from:Int){
self.from = from
self.count = from
}
func hit(){
defer{ count -=1}
print("hit @ \(count)")
if count ==0{
fatalError("Counted down more times than expected! (From: \(from))")
}elseif count ==1{
print("hit resume")
continuation?.resume()
}
}
func wait()async{
guardself.count >0else{
return // we're done
}
returnawaitwithCheckedContinuation{ cc in
self.continuation = cc
}
}
}
finalclassErrorFirst:Error{
letfirst:PayloadFirst
letid:String
letlatch:SimpleCountDownLatch
init(latch:SimpleCountDownLatch, file:String= #fileID, line:UInt= #line){
self.latch = latch
self.id ="\(file):\(line)"
first =.init()
print("init \(self) id:\(id)")
}
deinit{
print("deinit \(self) id:\(id)")
Task{[latch]inawait latch.hit()}
}
}
// Should not really matter that different types, but want to make really sure
finalclassErrorSecond:Error{
letfirst:PayloadFirst
letid:String
letlatch:SimpleCountDownLatch
init(latch:SimpleCountDownLatch, file:String= #fileID, line:UInt= #line){
self.latch = latch
self.id ="\(file):\(line)"
first =.init()
print("init \(self) id:\(id)")
}
deinit{
print("deinit \(self) id:\(id)")
Task{[latch]inawait latch.hit()}
}
}
func shouldStartWith(_ lhs:Any, _ rhs:Any){
letl="\(lhs)"
letr="\(rhs)"
precondition(l.prefix("\(r)".count)== r,"'\(l)' did not start with '\(r)'")
}
// NOTE: Not as StdlibUnittest/TestSuite since these types of tests are unreasonably slow to load/debug.
@discardableResult
func one()->Int{
1
}
@mainstructMain{
staticfunc main()async{
letlatch=SimpleCountDownLatch(from:6)
do{
letgot=tryawaitwithThrowingDiscardingTaskGroup(){ group in
group.addTask{one()}
group.addTask{throwErrorFirst(latch: latch)}
group.addTask{throwErrorFirst(latch: latch)}
group.addTask{throwErrorFirst(latch: latch)}
group.addTask{throwErrorSecond(latch: latch)}
group.addTask{throwErrorSecond(latch: latch)}
group.addTask{throwErrorSecond(latch: latch)}
return12
}
fatalError("expected error to be re-thrown, got: \(got)")
}catch{
shouldStartWith(error,"main.Error")
}
// CHECK: deinit main.Error
// CHECK: deinit main.Error
// CHECK: deinit main.Error
// CHECK: deinit main.Error
// CHECK: deinit main.Error
// CHECK: deinit main.Error
await latch.wait()
print("done") // CHECK: done
}
}