FakeSCSIDevice

This is a simple class used to simulate the communication with a device by using known buffers. Pass this device to a SCSICommand, and during the sgio_execute() it sets the response buffers with the data instead of executing a real ioctl.

Note: To test a scsi command test cases will pass the constructor applicable buffers (dataout, datain, sense) and then pass the device to a SCSICommand. The unmarshall will work on those buffers.

version(unittest)

class FakeSCSIDevice : SCSIDeviceBS {

this(ubyte[] dataout_buf, ubyte[] datain_buf, ubyte[] sense_buf);

void sgio_execute(ubyte[] cdb_buf, ubyte[] dataout_buf, ubyte[] datain_buf, ubyte[] sense_buf);

}

Constructors

this this(ubyte[] dataout_buf, ubyte[] datain_buf, ubyte[] sense_buf): Construct a FakeSCSIDevice where the ioctl will return the arg buffers.

Members

Functions

sgio_execute void sgio_execute(ubyte[] cdb_buf, ubyte[] dataout_buf, ubyte[] datain_buf, ubyte[] sense_buf): Overloaded sgio_execute to set the argument buffers to their expected values.

Inherited Members

From SCSIDeviceBS

blocksize int blocksize [@property getter]: Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
total_lba ulong total_lba [@property getter]: Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.