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I am not so much familiar with DDS framework innerworkings but I am trying to build CycloneDDS for Android using NDK 23. I have the security feature enabled (ENABLE_SECURITY, ENABLE_SSL). I am trying this on different branches such as releases/0.7.x to releases/0.10.x.
I was able to successfully generate openssl and CycloneDDS related binary and libraries and push it under /odm/bin and /odm/lib64 directories in my ARM64 based Android platform. I also successfully generated unit test binaries and pushed them to /odm/bin as well.
Now I am running the unit tests in order to verify the porting efforts. I am running the unit tests from under /odm/bin directory. Most of the unit test binaries are successfully executed and gives no failure. This also includes cunit_security_plugins. However, during the execution of cunit_security_core unit tests I am getting 23 failures for which I haven't been able to find the root cause yet.
I noticed that during unit test execution many additional files are used such as certificates. I pushed all of them under /etc/config and made sure the path is correctly changed inside related CMake files.
I printed some debug messages to check any anomalies but unable to identify any anomaly. Printed debug messages for permissions_expiry_multiple is given below;
Assertion failures indicate that the failures are related to following piece of code;
static DDS_Security_long_long check_handle(DDS_Security_long_long handle)
{
/* Assume that handle, which actually is a pointer, has a value that is likely to be
a valid memory address and not a value returned by the mock implementation. */
CU_ASSERT_FATAL (handle == 0 || handle > 4096);
return handle;
}
The platform is rooted, verity disabled, and in SELinux permissive mode so I highly doubt any permission issue regarding the Android platform here.
I would appreciate any clues as to what I might be missing regarding these failed tests that are running on Android platform.
Thank you very much in advance.
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Hello,
I am not so much familiar with DDS framework innerworkings but I am trying to build CycloneDDS for Android using NDK 23. I have the security feature enabled (ENABLE_SECURITY, ENABLE_SSL). I am trying this on different branches such as releases/0.7.x to releases/0.10.x.
I was able to successfully generate openssl and CycloneDDS related binary and libraries and push it under /odm/bin and /odm/lib64 directories in my ARM64 based Android platform. I also successfully generated unit test binaries and pushed them to /odm/bin as well.
Now I am running the unit tests in order to verify the porting efforts. I am running the unit tests from under /odm/bin directory. Most of the unit test binaries are successfully executed and gives no failure. This also includes cunit_security_plugins. However, during the execution of cunit_security_core unit tests I am getting 23 failures for which I haven't been able to find the root cause yet.
I noticed that during unit test execution many additional files are used such as certificates. I pushed all of them under /etc/config and made sure the path is correctly changed inside related CMake files.
src/security/core/tests/CMakeLists.txt
The failures looks as follows;
I printed some debug messages to check any anomalies but unable to identify any anomaly. Printed debug messages for permissions_expiry_multiple is given below;
Assertion failures indicate that the failures are related to following piece of code;
The platform is rooted, verity disabled, and in SELinux permissive mode so I highly doubt any permission issue regarding the Android platform here.
I would appreciate any clues as to what I might be missing regarding these failed tests that are running on Android platform.
Thank you very much in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: