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#include "starboard/common/time.h"
#include "starboard/thread.h"
#include "testing/gtest/include/gtest/gtest.h"

namespace starboard {
namespace nplb {
namespace {

// Allow millisecond-level precision.
const int64_t kPrecision = 1000;  // 1ms

TEST(SbThreadSleepTest, SunnyDay) {
  SbThreadSleep(0);
  // Well, my work here is done.
}

// My strategy here is to sleep for an amount of time, and ensure that AT LEAST
// that amount of time has passed. There's really no upper bound for how late
// the thread can wake up, something I completely sympathize with.
TEST(SbThreadSleepTest, SunnyDayAtLeastDelay) {
  const int kTrials = 12;
  const int64_t one = 1;
  for (int trial = 0; trial < kTrials; ++trial) {
    // This tests several delays, between about 15 to about 4 milliseconds.
    const int64_t kDelay = 1'000'000LL / (one << ((trial % 3) + 6));
    int64_t start = CurrentMonotonicTime();
    SbThreadSleep(kDelay);
    int64_t end = CurrentMonotonicTime();
    EXPECT_LE(start + kDelay, end + kPrecision)
        << "Trial " << trial << ", kDelay=" << kDelay;
  }
}

TEST(SbThreadSleepTest, RainyDayNegativeDuration) {
  const int kTrials = 128;
  for (int trial = 0; trial < kTrials; ++trial) {
    int64_t start = CurrentMonotonicTime();
    SbThreadSleep(-1'000'000);
    EXPECT_GT(200'000, CurrentMonotonicTime() - start) << "Trial " << trial;
  }
}

}  // namespace
}  // namespace nplb
}  // namespace starboard