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#!/bin/sh
# Check that grep --binary-file=without-match quickly skips files with holes.
. "${srcdir=.}/init.sh"; path_prepend_ ../src
expensive_
# Skip this test if there is no usable SEEK_HOLE support,
# as is the case with linux-3.5.0 on ext4 and tmpfs file systems.
$PERL -e '$f=*STDERR; sysseek($f,2**22,0); syswrite($f,"a");' \
-e 'exit ("0 but true" ne sysseek($f,0,4))' 2> seek-hole-test \
|| skip_ "this system/FS lacks SEEK_HOLE support"
# Try to make this test not THAT expensive, on typical hosts.
virtual_memory_KiB=10240
if echo x | (ulimit -v $virtual_memory_KiB && grep x) >/dev/null 2>&1; then
ulimit -v $virtual_memory_KiB
fi
# Create a file that starts with at least a buffer's worth of text,
# but has a big hole later.
(${AWK-awk} 'BEGIN{ for (i=0;i<1000;i++) printf "%080d\n", 0 }' < /dev/null
echo x | dd bs=1024k seek=8000000
) >8T-or-so || skip_ 'cannot create big sparse file'
grep --binary-file=without-match x 8T-or-so >/dev/null
test $? -eq 1 || fail=1
Exit $fail
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