Ok. Looks like the test is just making sure there are no errors (or the errors are expected) when creating the StepRequest, but doesn't not actually deal with any SingleStep events.

Fix looks good.

thanks,

Chris

On 6/5/19 8:03 PM, Daniil Titov wrote:
Hi Chris,

and would not delete the single step request until the event has been received 
and the  thread is suspended.
In this test there is no guarantee that this single step event is ever posted.  
In the most of the cases by the time the step request
is created the debuggee is already waiting on line 42 for blocking IO somewhere 
inside pipe.readlln(). And since the test sends the command to the pipe
only after it deletes the step request the debuggee continues without posting 
the step event.


   34   public class crstepreq001t {
     35     public static void main(String args[]) {
     36         ArgumentHandler argHandler = new ArgumentHandler(args);
     37         IOPipe pipe = argHandler.createDebugeeIOPipe();
     38         Thread  thr = Thread.currentThread();
     39 
     40         thr.setName(crstepreq001.DEBUGGEE_THRD);
     41         pipe.println(crstepreq001.COMMAND_READY);
     42         String cmd = pipe.readln();
     43         if (!cmd.equals(crstepreq001.COMMAND_QUIT)) {
     44             System.err.println("TEST BUG: unknown debugger command: "
     45                 + cmd);
     46             System.exit(crstepreq001.JCK_STATUS_BASE +
     47                 crstepreq001.FAILED);
     48         }
     49         System.exit(crstepreq001.JCK_STATUS_BASE +
     50             crstepreq001.PASSED);
     51     }

Best regards,
--Daniil

On 6/5/19, 7:44 PM, "Chris Plummer" <chris.plum...@oracle.com> wrote:

     Hi Daniil,
I understand the general issues that the debugger might delete a request
     after the event has already been generated but before the debugger has
     received it. Alan and I recently had a discussion about this and
     concluded that the debugger must be ready for this, otherwise the debug
     agent will have suspended threads and the debugger might never do
     anything to resume them (in fact I suspect I'm seeing this in a certain
     debugger). However, for the case of this test I would think it would be
     taking fine grain controlled over the requests and events, and would not
     delete the single step request until the event has been received and the
     thread is suspended. It can then delete the request and resume the
     thread (or all threads if using SUSPEND_ALL). Is there a reason the test
     is not already doing this?
thanks, Chris On 6/5/19 7:36 PM, Daniil Titov wrote:
     > Please review a change that fixes the intermittent failure of the test.
     >
     > The problem here that there is a chance that a single step event had 
been posted after the step request was created and before it was deleted.
     >
     > The fix solves this by ensuring that vm.resume() is called at the end of 
the test.
     >
     > Webrev: http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~dtitov/8206074/webrev.01
     > Bug: https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8206074
     >
     > Thanks!
     > --Daniil
     >
     >
     >



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