tst.resize1.d revision 9512fe850e98fdd448c638ca63fdd92a8a510255
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/*
* Copyright 2006 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
* Use is subject to license terms.
*/
#pragma ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"
/*
* ASSERTION:
* Checks that setting "bufresize" to "auto" will cause buffer
* allocation to succeed, even for large principal buffer sizes.
*
*
* NOTES:
* On some small memory machines, this test may consume so much memory
* that it induces memory allocation failure in the dtrace library. This
* will manifest itself as an error like one of the following:
*
* dtrace: processing aborted: Memory allocation failure
* dtrace: could not enable tracing: Memory allocation failure
*
* These actually indicate that the test performed as expected; failures
* of the above nature should therefore be ignored. If 32-bit libdtrace
* is used to execute this test on a 64-bit kernel, the failure mode
* becomes exceedingly likely because the kernel may be able to allocate
* a huge hunk of memory that then requires the client to match it with
* a malloc that exhausts the remainder of its 4GB address space. For
* this reason, we no-op the test for 32-bit clients using an ifdef.
*/
#ifdef __SUNW_D_64
#endif
{
exit(0);
}