NetworkStats always needs arrays.

Internal logic relies on Arrays.copyOf(), so always give ourselves
valid arrays, using shared empty objects to save overhead.

Bug: 17502649
Change-Id: I5dbb00545bdfe45bbd48144ab505ea08cc92cbcd
This commit is contained in:
Jeff Sharkey
2014-09-17 09:26:28 -07:00
parent 9d294201bf
commit 7b51ae7abc

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@@ -310,6 +310,16 @@ public class NetworkStatsTest extends TestCase {
assertEquals(128L + 512L, clone.getTotalBytes()); assertEquals(128L + 512L, clone.getTotalBytes());
} }
public void testAddWhenEmpty() throws Exception {
final NetworkStats red = new NetworkStats(TEST_START, -1);
final NetworkStats blue = new NetworkStats(TEST_START, 5)
.addValues(TEST_IFACE, 100, SET_DEFAULT, TAG_NONE, 128L, 8L, 0L, 2L, 20L)
.addValues(TEST_IFACE2, 100, SET_DEFAULT, TAG_NONE, 512L, 32L, 0L, 0L, 0L);
// We're mostly checking that we don't crash
red.combineAllValues(blue);
}
private static void assertValues(NetworkStats stats, int index, String iface, int uid, int set, private static void assertValues(NetworkStats stats, int index, String iface, int uid, int set,
int tag, long rxBytes, long rxPackets, long txBytes, long txPackets, long operations) { int tag, long rxBytes, long rxPackets, long txBytes, long txPackets, long operations) {
final NetworkStats.Entry entry = stats.getValues(index, null); final NetworkStats.Entry entry = stats.getValues(index, null);