[lttng-tools.git] / tests / regression / kernel / validate_select_poll_epoll.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3
#
# Copyright (C) 2016 Julien Desfossez <jdesfossez@efficios.com>
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-only
#

import argparse
import pprint
import sys
import time

from collections import defaultdict

try:
    import bt2
except ImportError:
    # quick fix for debian-based distros
    sys.path.append("/usr/local/lib/python%d.%d/site-packages" %
                    (sys.version_info.major, sys.version_info.minor))
    import bt2

NSEC_PER_SEC = 1000000000

class TraceParser:
    def __init__(self, trace_msg_iter, pid):
        self.trace = trace_msg_iter
        self.pid = pid

        # This dictionnary holds the results of each testcases of a test.
        # Its layout is the following:
        #       self.expect={
        #                       'event_name_1': {'check_1': 0, 'check_2: 1},
        #                       'event_name_2': {'check_1': 1}
        #                   }
        # Each test classes checks the payload of different events. Each of
        # those checks are stored in a event_name specific dictionnary in this
        # data structure.
        self.expect = defaultdict(lambda : defaultdict(int))

        # This dictionnary holds the value recorded in the trace that are
        # tested. Its content is use to print the values that caused a test to
        # fail.
        self.recorded_values = {}

    def ns_to_hour_nsec(self, ns):
        d = time.localtime(ns/NSEC_PER_SEC)
        return "%02d:%02d:%02d.%09d" % (d.tm_hour, d.tm_min, d.tm_sec,
                                        ns % NSEC_PER_SEC)

    def parse(self):
        # iterate over all the events
        for msg in self.trace:
            if type(msg) is not bt2._EventMessageConst:
                continue

            if self.pid is not None and msg.event["pid"] != self.pid:
                continue

            method_name = "handle_%s" % msg.event.name.replace(":", "_").replace(
                "+", "_")
            # call the function to handle each event individually
            if hasattr(TraceParser, method_name):
                func = getattr(TraceParser, method_name)
                func(self, msg.event)

        ret = 0
        # For each event of the test case, check all entries for failed
        for event_name, event_results in self.expect.items():
            for val in event_results.keys():
                if self.expect[event_name][val] == 0:
                    print("%s not validated" % val)
                    print("Values of the local variables of this test:")
                    # using pprint for pretty printing the dictionnary
                    pprint.pprint(self.recorded_values[event_name])
                    ret = 1

        return ret

    # epoll_ctl
    def handle_compat_syscall_entry_epoll_ctl(self, event):
        self.epoll_ctl_entry(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_exit_epoll_ctl(self, event):
        self.epoll_ctl_exit(event)

    def handle_syscall_entry_epoll_ctl(self, event):
        self.epoll_ctl_entry(event)

    def handle_syscall_exit_epoll_ctl(self, event):
        self.epoll_ctl_exit(event)

    def epoll_ctl_entry(self, event):
        pass

    def epoll_ctl_exit(self, event):
        pass

    # epoll_wait + epoll_pwait
    def handle_compat_syscall_entry_epoll_wait(self, event):
        self.epoll_wait_entry(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_exit_epoll_wait(self, event):
        self.epoll_wait_exit(event)

    def handle_syscall_entry_epoll_wait(self, event):
        self.epoll_wait_entry(event)

    def handle_syscall_exit_epoll_wait(self, event):
        self.epoll_wait_exit(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_entry_epoll_pwait(self, event):
        self.epoll_wait_entry(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_exit_epoll_pwait(self, event):
        self.epoll_wait_exit(event)

    def handle_syscall_entry_epoll_pwait(self, event):
        self.epoll_wait_entry(event)

    def handle_syscall_exit_epoll_pwait(self, event):
        self.epoll_wait_exit(event)

    def epoll_wait_entry(self, event):
        pass

    def epoll_wait_exit(self, event):
        pass

    ## poll + ppoll
    def handle_compat_syscall_entry_poll(self, event):
        self.poll_entry(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_exit_poll(self, event):
        self.poll_exit(event)

    def handle_syscall_entry_poll(self, event):
        self.poll_entry(event)

    def handle_syscall_exit_poll(self, event):
        self.poll_exit(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_entry_ppoll(self, event):
        self.poll_entry(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_exit_ppoll(self, event):
        self.poll_exit(event)

    def handle_syscall_entry_ppoll(self, event):
        self.poll_entry(event)

    def handle_syscall_exit_ppoll(self, event):
        self.poll_exit(event)

    def poll_entry(self, event):
        pass

    def poll_exit(self, event):
        pass

    # epoll_create
    def handle_compat_syscall_entry_epoll_create1(self, event):
        self.epoll_create_entry(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_exit_epoll_create1(self, event):
        self.epoll_create_exit(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_entry_epoll_create(self, event):
        self.epoll_create_entry(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_exit_epoll_create(self, event):
        self.epoll_create_exit(event)

    def handle_syscall_entry_epoll_create1(self, event):
        self.epoll_create_entry(event)

    def handle_syscall_exit_epoll_create1(self, event):
        self.epoll_create_exit(event)

    def handle_syscall_entry_epoll_create(self, event):
        self.epoll_create_entry(event)

    def handle_syscall_exit_epoll_create(self, event):
        self.epoll_create_exit(event)

    def epoll_create_entry(self, event):
        pass

    def epoll_create_exit(self, event):
        pass

    # select + pselect6
    def handle_syscall_entry_pselect6(self, event):
        self.select_entry(event)

    def handle_syscall_exit_pselect6(self, event):
        self.select_exit(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_entry_pselect6(self, event):
        self.select_entry(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_exit_pselect6(self, event):
        self.select_exit(event)

    def handle_syscall_entry_select(self, event):
        self.select_entry(event)

    def handle_syscall_exit_select(self, event):
        self.select_exit(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_entry_select(self, event):
        self.select_entry(event)

    def handle_compat_syscall_exit_select(self, event):
        self.select_exit(event)

    def select_entry(self, event):
        pass

    def select_exit(self, event):
        pass


class Test1(TraceParser):
    def __init__(self, trace, pid):
        super().__init__(trace, pid)
        self.expect["select_entry"]["select_in_fd0"] = 0
        self.expect["select_entry"]["select_in_fd1023"] = 0
        self.expect["select_exit"]["select_out_fd0"] = 0
        self.expect["select_exit"]["select_out_fd1023"] = 0
        self.expect["poll_entry"]["poll_in_nfds1"] = 0
        self.expect["poll_exit"]["poll_out_nfds1"] = 0
        self.expect["epoll_ctl_entry"]["epoll_ctl_in_add"] = 0
        self.expect["epoll_ctl_exit"]["epoll_ctl_out_ok"] = 0
        self.expect["epoll_wait_entry"]["epoll_wait_in_ok"] = 0
        self.expect["epoll_wait_exit"]["epoll_wait_out_fd0"] = 0

    def select_entry(self, event):
        n = event["n"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]
        readfd_0 = event["readfds"][0]

        # check that the FD 0 is actually set in the readfds
        if n == 1 and readfd_0 == 1:
            self.expect["select_entry"]["select_in_fd0"] = 1
        if n == 1023:
            readfd_127 = event["readfds"][127]
            writefd_127 = event["writefds"][127]
            exceptfd_127 = event["exceptfds"][127]

            # check that the FD 1023 is actually set in the readfds
            if readfd_127 == 0x40 and writefd_127 == 0 and \
                    exceptfd_127 == 0 and overflow == 0:
                self.expect["select_entry"]["select_in_fd1023"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["select_entry"] = locals()

    def select_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]
        tvp = event["tvp"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]
        _readfds_length = event["_readfds_length"]

        if ret == 1:
            # check that the FD 0 is actually set in the readfds
            readfd_0 = event["readfds"][0]

            if readfd_0 == 1:
                self.expect["select_exit"]["select_out_fd0"] = 1
            # check that the FD 1023 is actually set in the readfds
            if _readfds_length == 128:
                readfd_127 = event["readfds"][127]
                writefd_127 = event["writefds"][127]
                exceptfd_127 = event["exceptfds"][127]
                if readfd_127 == 0x40 and writefd_127 == 0 and \
                        exceptfd_127 == 0 and tvp == 0:
                    self.expect["select_exit"]["select_out_fd1023"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["select_exit"] = locals()

    def poll_entry(self, event):
        nfds = event["nfds"]
        fds_length = event["fds_length"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]

        # check that only one FD is set, that it has the POLLIN flag and that
        # the raw value matches the events bit field.
        if nfds == 1 and fds_length == 1:
            fd_0 = event["fds"][0]
            if fd_0["raw_events"] == 0x3 and fd_0["events"]["POLLIN"] == 1 and \
                    fd_0["events"]["padding"] == 0:
                self.expect["poll_entry"]["poll_in_nfds1"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["poll_entry"] = locals()

    def poll_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]
        fds_length = event["fds_length"]

        # check that only one FD is set, that it has the POLLIN flag and that
        # the raw value matches the events bit field.
        if ret == 1 and fds_length == 1:
            fd_0 = event["fds"][0]
            if fd_0["raw_events"] == 0x1 and fd_0["events"]["POLLIN"] == 1 and \
                fd_0["events"]["padding"] == 0:
                self.expect["poll_exit"]["poll_out_nfds1"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["poll_exit"] = locals()

    def epoll_ctl_entry(self, event):
        epfd = event["epfd"]
        op_enum = event["op_enum"]
        fd = event["fd"]
        _event = event["event"]

        # check that we have FD 0 waiting for EPOLLIN|EPOLLPRI and that
        # data.fd = 0
        if epfd == 3 and 'EPOLL_CTL_ADD' in op_enum.labels and fd == 0 and \
                _event["data_union"]["fd"] == 0 and \
                _event["events"]["EPOLLIN"] == 1 and \
                _event["events"]["EPOLLPRI"] == 1:
            self.expect["epoll_ctl_entry"]["epoll_ctl_in_add"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["epoll_ctl_entry"] = locals()

    def epoll_ctl_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]

        if ret == 0:
            self.expect["epoll_ctl_exit"]["epoll_ctl_out_ok"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["epoll_ctl_exit"] = locals()

    def epoll_wait_entry(self, event):
        epfd = event["epfd"]
        maxevents = event["maxevents"]
        timeout = event["timeout"]

        if epfd == 3 and maxevents == 1 and timeout == -1:
            self.expect["epoll_wait_entry"]["epoll_wait_in_ok"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["epoll_wait_entry"] = locals()

    def epoll_wait_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]
        fds_length = event["fds_length"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]

        # check that FD 0 returned with EPOLLIN and the right data.fd
        if ret == 1 and fds_length == 1:
            fd_0 = event["fds"][0]
            if overflow == 0 and  fd_0["data_union"]["fd"] == 0 and \
                fd_0["events"]["EPOLLIN"] == 1:
                self.expect["epoll_wait_exit"]["epoll_wait_out_fd0"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["epoll_wait_exit"] = locals()


class Test2(TraceParser):
    def __init__(self, trace, pid):
        super().__init__(trace, pid)
        self.expect["select_entry"]["select_timeout_in_fd0"] = 0
        self.expect["select_entry"]["select_timeout_in_fd1023"] = 0
        self.expect["select_exit"]["select_timeout_out"] = 0
        self.expect["poll_entry"]["poll_timeout_in"] = 0
        self.expect["poll_exit"]["poll_timeout_out"] = 0
        self.expect["epoll_ctl_entry"]["epoll_ctl_timeout_in_add"] = 0
        self.expect["epoll_ctl_exit"]["epoll_ctl_timeout_out_ok"] = 0
        self.expect["epoll_wait_entry"]["epoll_wait_timeout_in"] = 0
        self.expect["epoll_wait_exit"]["epoll_wait_timeout_out"] = 0

    def select_entry(self, event):
        n = event["n"]
        tvp = event["tvp"]

        if n == 1 and tvp != 0:
            self.expect["select_entry"]["select_timeout_in_fd0"] = 1
        if n == 1023:
            readfd_127 = event["readfds"][127]
            writefd_127 = event["writefds"][127]
            exceptfd_127 = event["exceptfds"][127]

            if readfd_127 == 0x40 and writefd_127 == 0 and \
                    exceptfd_127 == 0 and tvp != 0:
                self.expect["select_entry"]["select_timeout_in_fd1023"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["select_entry"] = locals()

    def select_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]
        tvp = event["tvp"]

        if ret == 0 and tvp != 0:
            self.expect["select_exit"]["select_timeout_out"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["select_exit"] = locals()

    def poll_entry(self, event):
        nfds = event["nfds"]
        fds_length = event["fds_length"]

        # check that we wait on FD 0 for POLLIN and that the raw_events
        # field matches the value of POLLIN
        if nfds == 1 and fds_length == 1:
            fd_0 = event["fds"][0]
            if fd_0["raw_events"] == 0x3 and \
                    fd_0["events"]["POLLIN"] == 1 and \
                    fd_0["events"]["padding"] == 0:
                self.expect["poll_entry"]["poll_timeout_in"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["poll_entry"] = locals()

    def poll_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]
        nfds = event["nfds"]
        fds_length = event["fds_length"]

        if ret == 0 and nfds == 1 and fds_length == 0:
            self.expect["poll_exit"]["poll_timeout_out"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["poll_exit"] = locals()

    def epoll_ctl_entry(self, event):
        op_enum = event["op_enum"]
        _event = event["event"]

        # make sure we see a EPOLLIN|EPOLLPRI
        if 'EPOLL_CTL_ADD' in op_enum.labels and \
                _event["events"]["EPOLLIN"] == 1 and \
                _event["events"]["EPOLLPRI"] == 1:
            self.expect["epoll_ctl_entry"]["epoll_ctl_timeout_in_add"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["epoll_ctl_entry"] = locals()

    def epoll_ctl_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]

        if ret == 0:
            self.expect["epoll_ctl_exit"]["epoll_ctl_timeout_out_ok"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["epoll_ctl_exit"] = locals()

    def epoll_wait_entry(self, event):
        maxevents = event["maxevents"]
        timeout = event["timeout"]

        if maxevents == 1 and timeout == 1:
            self.expect["epoll_wait_entry"]["epoll_wait_timeout_in"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["epoll_wait_entry"] = locals()

    def epoll_wait_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]
        fds_length = event["fds_length"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]

        if ret == 0 and fds_length == 0 and overflow == 0:
            self.expect["epoll_wait_exit"]["epoll_wait_timeout_out"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["epoll_wait_exit"] = locals()


class Test3(TraceParser):
    def __init__(self, trace, pid):
        super().__init__(trace, pid)
        self.expect["select_entry"]["select_invalid_fd_in"] = 0
        self.expect["select_exit"]["select_invalid_fd_out"] = 0

    def select_entry(self, event):
        n = event["n"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]

        if n > 0 and overflow == 0:
            self.expect["select_entry"]["select_invalid_fd_in"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["select_entry"] = locals()

    def select_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]
        _readfds_length = event["_readfds_length"]

        # make sure the event has a ret field equal to -EBADF
        if ret == -9 and overflow == 0 and _readfds_length == 0:
            self.expect["select_exit"]["select_invalid_fd_out"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["select_exit"] = locals()


class Test4(TraceParser):
    def __init__(self, trace, pid):
        super().__init__(trace, pid)
        self.expect["poll_entry"]["big_poll_in"] = 0
        self.expect["poll_exit"]["big_poll_out"] = 0

    def poll_entry(self, event):
        nfds = event["nfds"]
        fds_length = event["fds_length"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]

        # test of big list of FDs and the behaviour of the overflow
        if nfds == 2047 and fds_length == 512 and overflow == 1:
            fd_0 = event["fds"][0]
            fd_511 = event["fds"][511]
            if fd_0["raw_events"] == 0x3 and fd_0["events"]["POLLIN"] == 1 and \
                    fd_0["events"]["padding"] == 0 and \
                    fd_511["events"]["POLLIN"] == 1 and \
                    fd_511["events"]["POLLPRI"] == 1:
                self.expect["poll_entry"]["big_poll_in"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["poll_entry"] = locals()

    def poll_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]
        nfds = event["nfds"]
        fds_length = event["fds_length"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]

        # test of big list of FDs and the behaviour of the overflow
        if ret == 2047 and nfds == 2047 and fds_length == 512 and overflow == 1:
                fd_0 = event["fds"][0]
                fd_511 = event["fds"][511]
                if fd_0["events"]["POLLIN"] == 1 and fd_511["events"]["POLLIN"] == 1:
                    self.expect["poll_exit"]["big_poll_out"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["poll_exit"] = locals()

class Test5(TraceParser):
    def __init__(self, trace, pid):
        super().__init__(trace, pid)
        self.expect["poll_entry"]["poll_overflow_in"] = 0
        self.expect["poll_exit"]["poll_overflow_out"] = 0

    def poll_entry(self, event):
        nfds = event["nfds"]
        fds_length = event["fds_length"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]

        # test that event in valid even though the target buffer is too small
        # and the program segfaults
        if nfds == 100 and fds_length == 100 and overflow == 0:
            fd_0 = event["fds"][0]
            if fd_0["events"]["POLLIN"] == 1:
                self.expect["poll_entry"]["poll_overflow_in"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["poll_entry"] = locals()

    def poll_exit(self, event):
        nfds = event["nfds"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]

        # test that event in valid even though the target buffer is too small
        # and the program segfaults
        if nfds == 100 and overflow == 0:
            self.expect["poll_exit"]["poll_overflow_out"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["poll_exit"] = locals()


class Test6(TraceParser):
    def __init__(self, trace, pid):
        super().__init__(trace, pid)
        self.expect["select_entry"]["pselect_invalid_in"] = 0
        self.expect["select_exit"]["pselect_invalid_out"] = 0

    def select_entry(self, event):
        n = event["n"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]
        _readfds_length = event["_readfds_length"]

        # test that event in valid even though the target buffer pointer is
        # invalid and the program segfaults
        if n == 1 and overflow == 0 and _readfds_length == 0:
            self.expect["select_entry"]["pselect_invalid_in"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["select_entry"] = locals()

    def select_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]
        _readfds_length = event["_readfds_length"]

        # test that event in valid even though the target buffer pointer is
        # invalid and the program segfaults
        if ret == -14 and overflow == 0 and _readfds_length == 0:
            self.expect["select_exit"]["pselect_invalid_out"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["select_exit"] = locals()


class Test7(TraceParser):
    def __init__(self, trace, pid):
        super().__init__(trace, pid)
        self.expect["poll_entry"]["poll_max_in"] = 0
        self.expect["poll_exit"]["poll_max_out"] = 0

    def poll_entry(self, event):
        nfds = event["nfds"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]

        # check the proper working of INT_MAX maxevent value
        if nfds == 4294967295 and overflow == 1:
            self.expect["poll_entry"]["poll_max_in"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["poll_entry"] = locals()


    def poll_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]
        nfds = event["nfds"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]

        # check the proper working of UINT_MAX maxevent value
        if ret == -22 and nfds == 4294967295 and overflow == 0:
            self.expect["poll_exit"]["poll_max_out"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["poll_exit"] = locals()


class Test8(TraceParser):
    def __init__(self, trace, pid):
        super().__init__(trace, pid)
        self.expect["epoll_wait_entry"]["epoll_wait_invalid_in"] = 0
        self.expect["epoll_wait_exit"]["epoll_wait_invalid_out"] = 0

    def epoll_wait_entry(self, event):
        epfd = event["epfd"]
        maxevents = event["maxevents"]
        timeout = event["timeout"]

        # test that event in valid even though the target buffer pointer is
        # invalid and the program segfaults
        if epfd == 3 and maxevents == 1 and timeout == -1:
            self.expect["epoll_wait_entry"]["epoll_wait_invalid_in"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["epoll_wait_entry"] = locals()

    def epoll_wait_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]
        fds_length = event["fds_length"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]

        # test that event in valid even though the target buffer pointer is
        # invalid and the program segfaults
        if ret == -14 and fds_length == 0 and overflow == 0:
            self.expect["epoll_wait_exit"]["epoll_wait_invalid_out"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["epoll_wait_exit"] = locals()


class Test9(TraceParser):
    def __init__(self, trace, pid):
        super().__init__(trace, pid)
        self.expect["epoll_wait_entry"]["epoll_wait_max_in"] = 0
        self.expect["epoll_wait_exit"]["epoll_wait_max_out"] = 0

    def epoll_wait_entry(self, event):
        epfd = event["epfd"]
        maxevents = event["maxevents"]
        timeout = event["timeout"]

        # check the proper working of INT_MAX maxevent value
        if epfd == 3 and maxevents == 2147483647 and timeout == -1:
            self.expect["epoll_wait_entry"]["epoll_wait_max_in"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["epoll_wait_entry"] = locals()

    def epoll_wait_exit(self, event):
        ret = event["ret"]
        fds_length = event["fds_length"]
        overflow = event["overflow"]

        # check the proper working of INT_MAX maxevent value
        if ret == -22 and fds_length == 0 and overflow == 0:
            self.expect["epoll_wait_exit"]["epoll_wait_max_out"] = 1

        # Save values of local variables to print in case of test failure
        self.recorded_values["epoll_wait_exit"] = locals()


if __name__ == "__main__":
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Trace parser')
    parser.add_argument('path', metavar="<path/to/trace>", help='Trace path')
    parser.add_argument('-t', '--test', type=int, help='Test to validate')
    parser.add_argument('-p', '--pid', type=int, help='PID of the app')
    args = parser.parse_args()

    if not args.test:
        print("Need to pass a test to validate (-t)")
        sys.exit(1)

    if not args.pid:
        print("Need to pass the PID to check (-p)")
        sys.exit(1)

    traces = bt2.TraceCollectionMessageIterator(args.path)

    t = None

    if args.test == 1:
        t = Test1(traces, args.pid)
    elif args.test == 2:
        t = Test2(traces, args.pid)
    elif args.test == 3:
        t = Test3(traces, args.pid)
    elif args.test == 4:
        t = Test4(traces, args.pid)
    elif args.test == 5:
        t = Test5(traces, args.pid)
    elif args.test == 6:
        t = Test6(traces, args.pid)
    elif args.test == 7:
        t = Test7(traces, args.pid)
    elif args.test == 8:
        t = Test8(traces, args.pid)
    elif args.test == 9:
        t = Test9(traces, args.pid)
    elif args.test == 10:
        # stress test, nothing reliable to check
        ret = 0
    elif args.test == 11:
        # stress test, nothing reliable to check
        ret = 0
    else:
        print("Invalid test case")
        sys.exit(1)

    if t is not None:
        ret = t.parse()

    sys.exit(ret)