if {![installtest_p]} { untested "rename_module"; return }

# Script we'll use while testing:
set script {probe begin{printf("Hello\n");}}

########## Inserting 2 Identical Modules: Basic Stap call #################
# Should not give an error when inserting 2 identical modules
set test "Inserting 2 Identical Modules: Basic Stap Call"

if {![installtest_p]} { untested $test; return }

set failed1 1
set failed2 1

# Run first module. Stays running since no exit() call.
# Also keep track of its PID, so we can kill it later.
spawn stap -e $script
set firstid $spawn_id

# Run second, identical module. Before, it would cause an
# error, since it would have the same name as the previous
# one, but now it inserts without a problem, since it is
# renamed.
# Note: The outputs must also be the same - they will have 
# different names to begin with otherwise.
spawn stap -e $script
set secondid $spawn_id

# Make sure they both output "Hello"
expect {
	-i $firstid Hello {
		set failed1 0
		exp_continue
	} 
	-i $secondid Hello {
		set failed2 0
		exp_continue
	}
}

# Kill both of the spawned processes
catch {kill -INT -[exp_pid -i $firstid] 2}
catch {close -i $firstid}; catch {wait -i $firstid}
catch {kill -INT -[exp_pid -i $secondid] 2}
catch {close -i $secondid}; catch {wait -i $secondid}

if {$failed1 || $failed2} {
	fail "$test ($failed1, $failed2)"
} else {
	pass "$test"
}


########## Compile test module #################
# Compile the module we'll be using for the rest of the tests (which
# is actually already compiled, but we need the filename of the cached
# module).
set test "test module"
if {[catch { exec stap -e $script -p4 } module]} {
    verbose -log "$module"
    fail "$test - compile problem"
    return
} elseif {![file exists $module]} {
    verbose -log "$module"
    fail "$test - file exist problem"
    return
} else {
    pass "$test compiles"
}


########## Inserting 2 Identical Modules: Staprun without -R #################
# Should give an error when inserting 2 identical modules 
# when calling staprun directly without using -R
set test "Inserting 2 Identical Modules: Staprun without -R"
set failed1 1
set failed2 0

spawn staprun $module
set firstid $spawn_id

# Make sure the first staprun works
expect {
	-i $firstid Hello {
		set failed1 0
		exp_continue
	} 
}

spawn staprun $module
set secondid $spawn_id

# Make sure the second staprun fails
expect {
	-timeout 60
	-re {^ERROR: Couldn't insert module .*: File exists\r\n} {
		exp_continue
	}
	-re {^ERROR: Rerun with staprun option '\-R' to rename this module.\r\n} {
		exp_continue
	}
	-re {^[^\r\n]*\r\n} {
		set failed2 1		
		exp_continue
	}
	timeout { set failed2 1 }
}

# Kill both of the spawned processes
catch {kill -INT -[exp_pid -i $firstid] 2}
catch {close -i $firstid}; catch {wait -i $firstid}
catch {kill -INT -[exp_pid -i $secondid] 2}
catch {close -i $secondid}; catch {wait -i $secondid}

if {$failed1 || $failed2} {
	verbose -log "$failed1, $failed2"
	# On failure, don't leave any modules behind.
	catch {exec staprun -d $module}
	fail "$test ($failed1, $failed2)"
} else {
	pass "$test"
}


########## Inserting 2 Identical Modules: Staprun with -R #################
# Should not give an error when inserting 2 identical modules
# when calling staprun directly with -R
set test "Inserting 2 Identical Modules: Staprun with -R"
set failed1 1
set failed2 1

spawn staprun -R $module
set firstid $spawn_id

spawn staprun -R $module
set secondid $spawn_id

# Make sure they both output "Hello"
expect {
	-i $firstid Hello {
		set failed1 0
		exp_continue
	} 
	-i $secondid Hello {
		set failed2 0
		exp_continue
	}
}

# Kill both of the spawned processes
catch {kill -INT -[exp_pid -i $firstid] 2}
catch {close -i $firstid}; catch {wait -i $firstid}
catch {kill -INT -[exp_pid -i $secondid] 2}
catch {close -i $secondid}; catch {wait -i $secondid}

if {$failed1 || $failed2} {
	# On failure, don't leave any modules behind.
	catch {exec staprun -d $module}
	fail "$test ($failed1, $failed2)"
} else {
	pass "$test"
}
