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#include <assert.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "apr_file_io.h"
#include "apr_file_info.h"
#include "apr_errno.h"
#include "apr_general.h"
#include "apr_lib.h"
#include "test_apr.h"


/* Test for a (fixed) bug in apr_dir_read().  This bug only happened
   in threadless cases. */

int main(void)
{
    apr_pool_t *pool;
    apr_file_t *thefile = NULL;
    apr_finfo_t finfo;
    apr_int32_t finfo_flags = APR_FINFO_TYPE | APR_FINFO_NAME;
    apr_dir_t *this_dir;
 
    printf("APR Directory Read Test\n===========================\n\n");
    
    STD_TEST_NEQ("Initializing APR", apr_initialize())
    atexit(apr_terminate);
    STD_TEST_NEQ("Creating the main pool we'll use", 
                 apr_pool_create(&pool, NULL))    

    fprintf(stdout, "Testing for readdir() bug.\n");

    /* Make two empty directories, and put a file in one of them. */
    STD_TEST_NEQ("    Creating empty dir1",
                 apr_dir_make("dir1", APR_OS_DEFAULT, pool))
    STD_TEST_NEQ("    Creating empty dir2",
                 apr_dir_make("dir2", APR_OS_DEFAULT, pool))
    STD_TEST_NEQ("    Creating dir1/file1",
                 apr_file_open(&thefile, "dir1/file1",
                               APR_READ | APR_WRITE | APR_CREATE,
                               APR_OS_DEFAULT, pool))
    STD_TEST_NEQ("    Closing dir1/file1",
                 apr_file_close(thefile))

    /* Try to remove dir1.  This should fail because it's not empty.
       However, on a platform with threads disabled (such as FreeBSD),
       `errno' will be set as a result. */
    TEST_EQ("    Failing to remove dir1", apr_dir_remove("dir1", pool), 
            APR_SUCCESS, "OK", "Failed") 
    
    /* Read `.' and `..' out of dir2. */
    STD_TEST_NEQ("    Opening dir2",
                 apr_dir_open(&this_dir, "dir2", pool))
    STD_TEST_NEQ("       reading `.' entry",
                 apr_dir_read(&finfo, finfo_flags, this_dir))
    STD_TEST_NEQ("       reading `..' entry",
                 apr_dir_read(&finfo, finfo_flags, this_dir))

    /* Now, when we attempt to do a third read of empty dir2, and the
       underlying system readdir() returns NULL, the old value of
       errno shouldn't cause a false alarm.  We should get an ENOENT
       back from apr_dir_read, and *not* the old errno. */
    TEST_STATUS("       get ENOENT on 3rd read", 
                apr_dir_read(&finfo, finfo_flags, this_dir),
                APR_STATUS_IS_ENOENT, "OK", "Failed")

    STD_TEST_NEQ("       closing dir",
		 apr_dir_close(this_dir));
		 
    /* Cleanup */
    STD_TEST_NEQ("    Cleanup file1",
                 apr_file_remove("dir1/file1", pool))
    STD_TEST_NEQ("    Cleanup dir1",
                 apr_dir_remove("dir1", pool))
    STD_TEST_NEQ("    Cleanup dir2",
                 apr_dir_remove("dir2", pool))

    apr_pool_destroy(pool);

    printf("\nAll tests passed OK\n");
    return 0;
}