pxmlw6n2f/Gazebo_Distributed_TCP/test/performance/transport_stress.cc

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/*
* Copyright (C) 2012 Open Source Robotics Foundation
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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#include <boost/thread.hpp>
#include "gazebo/test/ServerFixture.hh"
#include "RAMLibrary.hh"
using namespace gazebo;
class TransportStressTest : public ServerFixture
{
};
boost::mutex g_mutex;
unsigned int g_localPublishMessageCount = 0;
unsigned int g_localPublishCount = 0;
unsigned int g_totalExpectedMsgCount = 0;
common::Time g_localPublishEndTime;
void LocalPublishCB(ConstImagePtr & /*_msg*/)
{
boost::mutex::scoped_lock lock(g_mutex);
if (g_localPublishCount+1 >= g_totalExpectedMsgCount)
g_localPublishEndTime = common::Time::GetWallTime();
g_localPublishCount++;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Test for local publication. This test will create a large image and
// publish it to a local subscriber. Serialization should be bypassed,
// resulting fast publication.
TEST_F(TransportStressTest, LocalPublish)
{
Load("worlds/empty.world");
// Number of messages to publish
g_localPublishMessageCount = 1000000;
/// Expected number of messages to receive
g_totalExpectedMsgCount = g_localPublishMessageCount;
// Reset the received message counter
g_localPublishCount = 0;
transport::NodePtr testNode = transport::NodePtr(new transport::Node());
testNode->Init("default");
transport::PublisherPtr pub = testNode->Advertise<msgs::Image>(
"~/test/local_publish__", g_localPublishMessageCount);
transport::SubscriberPtr sub = testNode->Subscribe("~/test/local_publish__",
&LocalPublishCB);
unsigned int width = 2048;
unsigned int height = 2048;
unsigned char *fakeData = new unsigned char[width * height];
// Create a large image message with fake data
msgs::Image fakeMsg;
fakeMsg.set_width(width);
fakeMsg.set_height(height);
fakeMsg.set_pixel_format(0);
fakeMsg.set_step(1);
fakeMsg.set_data(fakeData, width*height);
// Get the start time
common::Time startTime = common::Time::GetWallTime();
// Publish the messages many times
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < g_localPublishMessageCount; ++i)
{
pub->Publish(fakeMsg);
}
gzmsg << "Publish Complete" << std::endl;
// Wait for all the messages
int waitCount = 0;
while (g_localPublishCount < g_totalExpectedMsgCount && waitCount < 50)
{
common::Time::MSleep(1000);
waitCount++;
}
// Time it took to publish the messages.
common::Time diff = g_localPublishEndTime - startTime;
EXPECT_LT(waitCount, 50);
// Make sure we received all the messages.
EXPECT_EQ(g_totalExpectedMsgCount, g_localPublishCount);
// The total duration should always be very short.
EXPECT_LT(diff.sec, g_localPublishMessageCount * 0.0008);
// Out time time for human testing purposes
gzmsg << "Time to publish " << g_localPublishCount << " messages = "
<< diff << "\n";
delete [] fakeData;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Create a lot of nodes, each with a publisher and subscriber. Then send
// out a few large messages.
TEST_F(TransportStressTest, ManyNodes)
{
Load("worlds/empty.world");
// Storage for all the nodes, subscribers, and publishers
std::list<transport::NodePtr> nodes;
std::list<transport::SubscriberPtr> subs;
std::list<transport::PublisherPtr> pubs;
// The number of nodes to create.
#ifdef USE_LOW_MEMORY_TESTS
// 1k nodes publish 10 times needs about 400Mb of RAM
unsigned int nodeCount = 500;
unsigned int requiredMB = 400;
#else
// 2k nodes publish 10 times needs about 1.7Gb of RAM
unsigned int nodeCount = 1000;
unsigned int requiredMB = 1700;
#endif
// Check if there is enough memory available
if (!gazebo::test::memory::IsMemoryAvailable(requiredMB))
{
gzdbg << "Skipped test since " << requiredMB <<
"Mb of RAM were not available \n";
SUCCEED();
return;
}
// The number of messages to send
g_localPublishMessageCount = 10;
// The expected number of messages to receive
g_totalExpectedMsgCount = nodeCount * nodeCount * g_localPublishMessageCount;
// Reset the received message counter
g_localPublishCount = 0;
// Create all the nodes.
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < nodeCount; ++i)
{
nodes.push_back(transport::NodePtr(new transport::Node()));
nodes.back()->Init();
pubs.push_back(nodes.back()->Advertise<msgs::Image>(
"~/test/local_publish2__", nodeCount * g_localPublishMessageCount));
subs.push_back(nodes.back()->Subscribe("~/test/local_publish2__",
&LocalPublishCB));
}
// Use a 2048x2048 image as the message
unsigned int width = 2048;
unsigned int height = 2048;
unsigned char *fakeData = new unsigned char[width * height];
// Create a large image message with fake data
msgs::Image fakeMsg;
fakeMsg.set_width(width);
fakeMsg.set_height(height);
fakeMsg.set_pixel_format(0);
fakeMsg.set_step(1);
fakeMsg.set_data(fakeData, width*height);
// Get the start time
common::Time startTime = common::Time::GetWallTime();
// Publish the messages many times
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < g_localPublishMessageCount; ++i)
{
for (std::list<transport::PublisherPtr>::iterator iter = pubs.begin();
iter != pubs.end(); ++iter)
{
(*iter)->Publish(fakeMsg);
}
}
common::Time publishTime = common::Time::GetWallTime();
gzmsg << "Publish complete" << std::endl;
// Wait for all the messages
int waitCount = 0;
while (g_localPublishCount < g_totalExpectedMsgCount && waitCount < 100)
{
common::Time::MSleep(1000);
waitCount++;
}
// Time it took to publish the messages.
common::Time pubDiff = publishTime - startTime;
// Time it took to received the messages.
common::Time receiveDiff = g_localPublishEndTime - startTime;
EXPECT_LT(waitCount, 100);
// Make sure we received all the messages.
EXPECT_EQ(g_totalExpectedMsgCount, g_localPublishCount);
// The total publish duration should always be very short.
// The calculation here is the number of messages published multiplied by
// the expected time to publish a single image message.
// We used to check against 1 sec. However, the time can occasionally jump
// depending on the system and its usage.
EXPECT_LE(pubDiff.sec, 2);
// The total receive duration will be longer.
EXPECT_LT(receiveDiff.sec, g_localPublishCount * 1e-5);
// Out time time for human testing purposes
gzmsg << "Time to publish " << g_localPublishMessageCount * nodes.size()
<< " = " << pubDiff << std::endl;
gzmsg << "Time to receive " << g_localPublishCount << " = "
<< receiveDiff << std::endl;
delete [] fakeData;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Main function
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
::testing::InitGoogleTest(&argc, argv);
return RUN_ALL_TESTS();
}