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Catch aplay error messages in apause.exp and exit #1226

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Catch aplay error messages in apause.exp and exit #1226

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apause.exp: search/replace "recording" with "active"
marc-hb Aug 1, 2024
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apause.exp: catch and print error messages and exit immediately
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apause.exp: promote unexpected "PAUSE" feedback from warning to failure
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32 changes: 22 additions & 10 deletions case-lib/apause.exp
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Expand Up @@ -111,8 +111,8 @@ spawn {*}$argv
set start_time_ms [clock milliseconds]; # re-adjust
set last_space_time 0 ; # could not resist that name

# states: recording, pause_requested, paused, recording_requested
set state recording_requested
# states: active, pause_requested, paused, active_requested
set state active_requested

set in_max_burst false
set volume_always_zero true
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expect {

# `man re_syntax` claims that Tcl regular expressions are compliant
# with the basic and extended POSIX ones while adding a 3rd,
# extended flavor. It's not clear which flavor `expect -re` uses
# but it's not the basic one.
# Use {} not "" to avoid quoting issues and backslash proliferation.

# When multiple patterns match, first pattern wins.

-nocase -re {error.*\r|PAUSE.*no[[:blank:]]*hw[[:blank:]]*support.*\r} {
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laughing at my desk at 8am, no idea what this does haha.

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It took me only a couple days of practice to become productive in Tcl and expect (without any "stackoverflow garbage in, AI garbage out!"); it's not so bad.

{ } is like the single quotes in shell except they can be nested.

The basic syntax of the expect instruction is just:

expect {
 { pattern1 } { action1 }
 { pattern2 } { action2 }
 ...
}

-nocase -re means the pattern is a case-insensitive regular expression (as opposed to globbing).

That regular expression has itself nothing specific to Tcl.

Thanks for taking a look!

set buffer_with_lf "[cr_to_lf $expect_out(buffer)]"
log 0 "ERROR: $buffer_with_lf"
exit 1
}

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just to be clear on the commit message: PAUSE will be disabled unless we have a kernel parameter that keeps it enabled. All CI platforms SHALL keep the pause enabled.

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That's what I tried to say in the commit message but more briefly and without getting into Intel specifics. Too briefly? I mean, should I change the commit message or is your comment here enough?

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thats' fine, just wanted to check we were aligned.

# Volume xx% or MAX line
#
# When not backpressured by a sleeping (=bad!) Expect process,
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -182,13 +194,13 @@ expect {

switch $state {

recording {
log 2 "Recording volume #... | xx%:\n[cr_to_lf $expect_out(buffer)]"
active {
log 2 "Volume #... | __%:\n[cr_to_lf $expect_out(buffer)]"
exp_continue
}

pause_requested {
log 2 "Volume #... | xx% left after requesting pause:\n[cr_to_lf $expect_out(buffer)]"
log 2 "Volume #... | __% left after requesting pause:\n[cr_to_lf $expect_out(buffer)]"
exp_continue
}

Expand All @@ -198,12 +210,12 @@ expect {
exit 1
}

recording_requested {
# First volume line printed since unpaused; recording successfully started!
set state recording
active_requested {
# First volume line printed since unpaused; stream successfully started!
set state active

set _record_for [rand_min_range $rnd_min $rnd_range]
log 1 "($pauses_counter/$repeat_count) Found volume ### | xx%, recording for $_record_for ms"
log 1 "($pauses_counter/$repeat_count) Found volume ### | __%, active for $_record_for ms"

set _delay [substract_time_since_last_space $_record_for]
after $_delay "press_space; set state pause_requested"
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -241,7 +253,7 @@ expect {
log 1 "($pauses_counter/$repeat_count) Found === PAUSE === , pausing for $_pausing_for ms"

set _delay [substract_time_since_last_space $_pausing_for]
after $_delay "press_space; set state recording_requested"
after $_delay "press_space; set state active_requested"
log 3 "last_space_time=$last_space_time; timer in $_delay"


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