Rpc_genfake: introduce maxcomb to limit number of combinations #177
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Seq.cycle is not available in ocaml 4.08 (probably other methods as well) Should these definitions be added where they are used, or should a compatibility library be used instead? |
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We could even drop compatibility with older ocaml if you ask me |
Rpc_genfake generates lists, and then throws away all elements except first when depth limit is reached. Use Seq.t instead so we can avoid generating the data that we'd throw away. Signed-off-by: Edwin Török <[email protected]>
For a struct with `n` field, each with `m` values, this might otherwise try to generate `m`^`n` values. Signed-off-by: Edwin Török <[email protected]>
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@Vincent-lau 's PR dropped compat with old OCaml versions, and the CI passes now. |
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Now we no longer run out of memory trying to generate tests for
Xenops_interfacewithmaxcomb:100ormaxcomb:1000.This builds on top of #176
Still TODO:
gen_nicestill dies on recursive datatypes, which prevent generating documentation in some cases, noticed by @psafont , but I'll leave that for yet another PR (it is not obvious how to limit it there, because it must return a type 'a', so likely we need to perform the 'seen' check before making the call)