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|  | 2 | // Cforall Version 1.0.0 Copyright (C) 2023 University of Waterloo | 
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|  | 3 | // | 
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|  | 4 | // The contents of this file are covered under the licence agreement in the | 
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|  | 5 | // file "LICENCE" distributed with Cforall. | 
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|  | 6 | // | 
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|  | 7 | // array-raii.hfa -- combined test implementation for both -c and -cfa versions | 
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|  | 8 | // | 
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|  | 9 | // Author           : Mike Brooks | 
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|  | 10 | // Created On       : Fri Sep 22 15:00:00 2023 | 
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|  | 11 | // Last Modified By : | 
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|  | 12 | // Last Modified On : | 
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|  | 13 | // Update Count     : | 
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|  | 14 | // | 
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|  | 15 |  | 
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|  | 16 |  | 
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|  | 17 | #include <raii.hfa> | 
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|  | 18 |  | 
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|  | 19 | // To keep C- vs CFA-array compatibility simple. these tests | 
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|  | 20 | // - use only single-place subscripting, like `m[1][2]`, while deferring | 
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|  | 21 | //   equivalence of m[1][2] vs m[1,2] to array-md-sbscr-cases | 
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|  | 22 | // - declare arrays via test-specific ADECL macros | 
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|  | 23 |  | 
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|  | 24 |  | 
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|  | 25 |  | 
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|  | 26 | volatile bool checkme = false; | 
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|  | 27 | char junkref[] = "junk"; | 
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|  | 28 | extern "C" { | 
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|  | 29 | char* strcpy(char* destination, const char* source); | 
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|  | 30 | } | 
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|  | 31 |  | 
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|  | 32 | // Array of built-in type does not get zeroed | 
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|  | 33 | //   (Surprised?) | 
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|  | 34 | //   Because it has nothing to do with arrays. | 
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|  | 35 | //   Built-in types have no-op ctors. | 
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|  | 36 | //   (Still surprised?  Me too.) | 
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|  | 37 | // If pigs flew and built-ins zeroed themselves, then | 
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|  | 38 | //   Array of built-in type gets zeroed | 
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|  | 39 | //   Array of user-defined type with autogen ctors gets wrapped builtins zeroed (intended purpose of case2 when originally written) | 
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|  | 40 | //   Expected outcome becomes "all zero" twice | 
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|  | 41 | // As is | 
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|  | 42 | //   case1 pretty much just shows the summary statement above and | 
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|  | 43 | //   verifying the case2-wrapper behaviour is just silly, so | 
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|  | 44 | //   the quality of respecting autogens is checked (for real this time) under test_custom | 
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|  | 45 | void test_builtins() { | 
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|  | 46 | void writeJunkOnStack(int depth) { | 
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|  | 47 | if (depth == 0) return; | 
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|  | 48 | char junk[5]; | 
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|  | 49 | strcpy(junk, junkref); | 
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|  | 50 | writeJunkOnStack(depth-1); | 
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|  | 51 | if (checkme) printf("%s\n", junk); | 
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|  | 52 | } | 
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|  | 53 | void checkzero(float f0, float f1, float f2, float f3, float f4) { | 
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|  | 54 | if (f0 == 0.f && f1 == 0.f && f2 == 0.f && f3 == 0.f && f4 == 0.f) { | 
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|  | 55 | printf("all zero\n"); | 
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|  | 56 | } else { | 
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|  | 57 | printf("some nonzero\n"); | 
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|  | 58 | //printf("%f %f %f %f %f\n", f0, f1, f2, f3, f4); | 
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|  | 59 | } | 
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|  | 60 | } | 
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|  | 61 | void case1() { | 
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|  | 62 | ADECL1(x, float, 5) | 
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|  | 63 | checkzero(x[0], x[1], x[2], x[3], x[4]); | 
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|  | 64 | } | 
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|  | 65 | struct ffloat { float f; }; | 
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|  | 66 | void case2() { | 
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|  | 67 | ADECL1(x, ffloat, 5) | 
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|  | 68 | checkzero(x[0].f, x[1].f, x[2].f, x[3].f, x[4].f); | 
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|  | 69 | } | 
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|  | 70 |  | 
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|  | 71 | writeJunkOnStack(5); | 
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|  | 72 | case1(); | 
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|  | 73 | printf("silly: "); | 
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|  | 74 | writeJunkOnStack(5); | 
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|  | 75 | case2(); | 
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|  | 76 | } | 
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|  | 77 |  | 
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|  | 78 | // Array of type with custom raii sees cdtors called | 
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|  | 79 | // Array of user-defined type with autogen cdtors gets wrapped cdtors called | 
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|  | 80 | void test_custom() { | 
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|  | 81 | int nctorcalls; | 
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|  | 82 | struct thing { int mem; }; | 
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|  | 83 | void ?{}( thing & this ) { | 
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|  | 84 | (this.mem){ nctorcalls++ }; | 
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|  | 85 | printf("ctor %d\n", this.mem); | 
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|  | 86 | } | 
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|  | 87 | void ^?{}( thing & this ) { | 
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|  | 88 | printf("dtor %d\n", this.mem); | 
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|  | 89 | } | 
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|  | 90 | struct wrapper1 { thing inner; }; | 
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|  | 91 | forall( T ) struct wrapper2 { T inner; }; | 
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|  | 92 | printf(" [1]\n"); | 
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|  | 93 | { | 
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|  | 94 | nctorcalls = 0; | 
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|  | 95 | ADECL1(a, thing, 5) | 
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|  | 96 | for(i; 5) printf("func %d\n", a[i].mem); | 
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|  | 97 | } | 
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|  | 98 | printf(" [2]\n"); | 
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|  | 99 | { | 
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|  | 100 | // White-box note: For the CFA array, the array cdtor is satisfying | 
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|  | 101 | // its own assertion, in a two-level recursive setup. | 
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|  | 102 | nctorcalls = 0; | 
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|  | 103 | ADECL2(a, thing, 2, 3) | 
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|  | 104 | for(i; 2) for(j; 3) printf("func %d at (%d, %d)\n", a[i][j].mem, i, j); | 
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|  | 105 | } | 
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|  | 106 | printf(" [3]\n"); | 
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|  | 107 | { | 
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|  | 108 | nctorcalls = 0; | 
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|  | 109 | ADECL1(a, wrapper1, 5) | 
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|  | 110 | for(i; 5) printf("func %d\n", a[i].inner.mem); | 
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|  | 111 | } | 
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|  | 112 | printf(" [4]\n"); | 
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|  | 113 | { | 
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|  | 114 | nctorcalls = 0; | 
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|  | 115 | ADECL1(a, wrapper2(thing), 5) | 
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|  | 116 | for(i; 5) printf("func %d\n", a[i].inner.mem); | 
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|  | 117 | } | 
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|  | 118 | } | 
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|  | 119 |  | 
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|  | 120 | // Array of uninits sees explicit ctor calls (only), and implied dtor calls | 
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|  | 121 | void test_uninit() { | 
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|  | 122 | struct thing { int mem; }; | 
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|  | 123 | void ?{}( thing & this, int i ) { | 
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|  | 124 | (this.mem){ i }; | 
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|  | 125 | printf("ctor %d\n", this.mem); | 
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|  | 126 | } | 
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|  | 127 | void ?{}( thing & this ) { | 
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|  | 128 | (this){ 999 }; | 
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|  | 129 | } | 
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|  | 130 | void ^?{}( thing & this ) { | 
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|  | 131 | printf("dtor %d\n", this.mem); | 
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|  | 132 | } | 
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|  | 133 | printf(" [1]\n"); | 
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|  | 134 | { | 
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|  | 135 | ADECL1(a, uninit(thing), 5) | 
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|  | 136 | printf("before ctors\n"); | 
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|  | 137 | for(i; 5) { | 
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|  | 138 | if (i == 1) | 
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|  | 139 | emplace(a[i]); | 
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|  | 140 | else if (i == 2) | 
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|  | 141 | emplace(a[i], 888); | 
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|  | 142 | else | 
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|  | 143 | (a[i]){i}; | 
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|  | 144 | } | 
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|  | 145 | for(i; 5) printf("func %d\n", a[i].mem); | 
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|  | 146 | } | 
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|  | 147 | printf(" [2]\n"); | 
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|  | 148 | { | 
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|  | 149 | ADECL2(a, uninit(thing), 2, 3) | 
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|  | 150 | printf("before ctors\n"); | 
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|  | 151 | for(i; 2) for(j; 3) { | 
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|  | 152 | if (i == 1 && j == 1) | 
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|  | 153 | emplace(a[i][j]); | 
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|  | 154 | else if (i == 1 && j == 2) | 
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|  | 155 | emplace(a[i][j], 888); | 
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|  | 156 | else | 
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|  | 157 | (a[i][j]){100 + 10 * i + j}; | 
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|  | 158 | } | 
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|  | 159 | for(i; 2) for(j; 3) { | 
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|  | 160 | printf("func %d at (%d, %d)\n", a[i][j].mem, i, j); | 
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|  | 161 | } | 
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|  | 162 | } | 
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|  | 163 | } | 
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|  | 164 |  | 
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|  | 165 | int main() { | 
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|  | 166 | printf("=== builtins\n"); | 
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|  | 167 | test_builtins(); | 
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|  | 168 |  | 
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|  | 169 | printf("=== custom\n"); | 
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|  | 170 | test_custom(); | 
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|  | 171 |  | 
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|  | 172 | printf("=== uninit\n"); | 
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|  | 173 | test_uninit(); | 
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|  | 174 | } | 
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