Exemple #1
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        public void TestTaskThrottling()
        {
            // setup a task handler
            Threadnaught handler = new Threadnaught(3);

            // add tasks
            List <int> taskKeys = new List <int>();

            newTasks.ForEach(m => taskKeys.Add(handler.AddTask(m, false)));

            // wait for them then tell the tester to check for those keys
            handler.WaitForTasks(taskKeys, true);
        }
Exemple #2
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        public void TestWaitMultiple()
        {
            // create the task handler
            Threadnaught handler = new Threadnaught(false); // false to check the auto start on the wait

            // setup a list to get the task keys
            List <int> taskKeys = new List <int>();

            // add the tasks to the handler
            newTasks.ForEach(m => taskKeys.Add(handler.AddTask(m)));

            // get the keys we want to run
            List <int> tasksToRun = PickRandomTaskKeys(taskKeys, 4);

            // wait for the tasks
            handler.WaitForTasks(tasksToRun);

            // make sure the tasks are run to completion
            tasksToRun.ForEach(m => Assert.AreEqual(handler.GetTask(m).Status, TaskStatus.RanToCompletion));
        }
Exemple #3
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        public void TestTaskRemoval()
        {
            // setup a task handler
            Threadnaught handler = new Threadnaught(true);

            // add tasks
            List <int> taskKeys = new List <int>();

            newTasks.ForEach(m => taskKeys.Add(handler.AddTask(m)));

            // pick some tasks to run
            List <int> tasksToRun = PickRandomTaskKeys(taskKeys, 6);

            // wait for them then tell the tester to check for those keys
            handler.WaitForTasks(tasksToRun, true);

            // if any of the keys exist, it should fail
            if (handler.TaskQueue.Keys.Where(m => tasksToRun.Any(x => x == m)).Count() > 0)
            {
                Assert.Fail();
            }
        }