Vamp Plugin Tester

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/*

    Vamp Plugin Tester

    Chris Cannam, cannam@all-day-breakfast.com

    Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary, University of London.

    Copyright 2009 QMUL.

    This program loads a Vamp plugin and tests its susceptibility to a

    number of common pitfalls, including handling of extremes of input

    data.  If you can think of any additional useful tests that are

    easily added, please send them to me.

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*/

#include <vamp-hostsdk/PluginHostAdapter.h>

#include <vamp-hostsdk/PluginInputDomainAdapter.h>

#include <vamp-hostsdk/PluginLoader.h>

#include <iostream>

#include <cstring>

#include <cstdlib>

#include <cmath>

#include <set>

#include "Tester.h"

using Vamp::Plugin;

using Vamp::PluginHostAdapter;

using Vamp::RealTime;

using Vamp::HostExt::PluginLoader;

using Vamp::HostExt::PluginWrapper;

using Vamp::HostExt::PluginInputDomainAdapter;

using namespace std;

Tester::Tester(std::string key) :

    m_key(key)

{

}

Tester::~Tester()

{

}

Tester::Registry &

Tester::registry()

{

    static Registry r;

    return r;

}

bool

Tester::test(int &notes, int &warnings, int &errors)

{

    /*

      Things I would like to see tested:

      * Identifiers for parameters, outputs, or plugin itself contain

        illegal characters - DONE

      * Any of the plugin's name, maker etc fields are empty - DONE

      * Default value of a parameter is not quantized as specified - DONE

      * Parameter minValue >= maxValue, or defaultValue < minValue

        or > maxValue - DONE

      * Plugin fails when given zero-length or very short input - DONE

      * Plugin fails when given "all digital zeros" input - DONE

      * Plugin fails when given input that exceeds +/-1 - DONE

      * Plugin fails when given "normal" random input (just in case!) - DONE

      * Plugin returns different results if another instance is

        constructed and run "interleaved" with it (from same thread) - DONE

      * Plugin's returned timestamps do not change as expected when

        run with a different base timestamp for input (though there

        could be legitimate reasons for this) - DONE

      * Plugin produces different results on second run, after reset

        called - DONE

      * Initial value of a parameter on plugin construction differs

        from its default value (i.e. plugin produces different

        results depending on whether parameter is set explicitly by

        host to default value or not)

      * If a plugin reports any programs, selecting default program

        explicitly changes results (as for default parameters)

      * Output feature does not hasTimestamp when output type is

        VariableSampleRate - DONE

      * Output feature hasTimestamp or hasDuration when output type is

        OneSamplePerStep (warning only, this is not an error) - DONE

      * Plugin fails gracelessly when constructed with "weird" sample

        rate or initialised with "wrong" step size, block size, or

        number of channels

      * Plugin returns features whose output numbers do not have

        a corresponding record in output descriptor list - DONE

      * Plugin fails to return any features on some output (warning

        only) - DONE

      * Constructor takes a long time to run.  A fuzzy concept, but

        suggests that some work should have been deferred to

        initialise().  Warning only

      Well, that's quite a lot of tests already.  What else?

    */

    bool good = true;

    try {

        for (Registry::const_iterator i = registry().begin();

             i != registry().end(); ++i) {

            std::cout << " -- Performing test: " << i->first << std::endl;

            Test *test = i->second->makeTest();

            Test::Results results = test->test(m_key);

            delete test;

            set<string> printed;

            for (int j = 0; j < (int)results.size(); ++j) {

                string message = results[j].message();

                if (printed.find(message) != printed.end()) continue;

                printed.insert(message);

                switch (results[j].code()) {

                case Test::Result::Success:

                    break;

                case Test::Result::Note:

                    std::cout << " ** NOTE: " << results[j].message() << std::endl;

                    ++notes;

                    break;

                case Test::Result::Warning:

                    std::cout << " ** WARNING: " << results[j].message() << std::endl;

                    ++warnings;

                    break;

                case Test::Result::Error:

                    std::cout << " ** ERROR: " << results[j].message() << std::endl;

                    ++errors;

                    good = false;

                    break;

                }

            }

        }

    } catch (Test::FailedToLoadPlugin) {

        std::cout << "ERROR: Failed to load plugin (key = \"" << m_key

                  << "\")" << std::endl;

    }

    return good;

}