//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void trackRecordsAvailability()
public virtual void TrackRecordsAvailability()
{
DynamicRecord dynamicRecord1 = new DynamicRecord(1);
DynamicRecord dynamicRecord2 = new DynamicRecord(1);
ReusableRecordsAllocator recordsAllocator = new ReusableRecordsAllocator(10, dynamicRecord1, dynamicRecord2);
assertSame("Should be the same as first available record.", dynamicRecord1, recordsAllocator.NextRecord());
assertTrue("Should have second record.", recordsAllocator.HasNext());
assertSame("Should be the same as second available record.", dynamicRecord2, recordsAllocator.NextRecord());
assertFalse("Should be out of available records", recordsAllocator.HasNext());
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void allocatePreviouslyUsedRecord()
public virtual void AllocatePreviouslyUsedRecord()
{
DynamicRecord dynamicRecord = new DynamicRecord(1);
dynamicRecord.InUse = true;
ReusableRecordsAllocator recordsAllocator = new ReusableRecordsAllocator(10, dynamicRecord);
DynamicRecord allocatedRecord = recordsAllocator.NextRecord();
assertSame("Records should be the same.", allocatedRecord, dynamicRecord);
assertTrue("Record should be marked as used.", allocatedRecord.InUse());
assertFalse("Record should be marked as created.", allocatedRecord.Created);
}
public ReusableRecordsCompositeAllocator(IEnumerator <DynamicRecord> recordsIterator, DynamicRecordAllocator recordAllocator)
{
this._reusableRecordsAllocator = new ReusableRecordsAllocator(recordAllocator.RecordDataSize, recordsIterator);
this._recordAllocator = recordAllocator;
}