Add initial SSZ parity and benchmark tests for uint64 #1967
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant T as Test Function
participant S as SSZSerialize
participant D as SSZDeserialize
participant B as Binary Encoding
T->>B: Prepare test cases (0, 1, MaxUint64, random)
T->>S: Call SSZSerialize(test cases)
S->>B: Serialize to byte representation
B-->>S: Return byte output
S-->>T: Return serialized bytes
T->>D: Call SSZDeserialize(serialized bytes)
D->>B: Deserialize bytes to uint64
B-->>D: Return uint64 value
D-->>T: Return deserialized value
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mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/ssz_test.go (6)
3-10: Imports are appropriate.The imported packages are suitable for the testing and benchmarking functionality implemented in the file.
12-34: Ensure deterministic test results.Using
rand.Uint64()can lead to non-deterministic test results. Consider using a fixed seed or a predefined value for consistency.testCases := []uint64{ 0, 1, math.MaxUint64, - rand.Uint64(), + 1234567890, // Example fixed value }
36-59: Ensure deterministic test results.Using
rand.Uint64()can lead to non-deterministic test results. Consider using a fixed seed or a predefined value for consistency.testCases := []uint64{ 0, 1, math.MaxUint64, - rand.Uint64(), + 1234567890, // Example fixed value }
61-70: Benchmark function is well-structured.The benchmark function for SSZ serialization is well-structured and correctly resets the timer.
72-83: Benchmark function is well-structured.The benchmark function for SSZ deserialization is well-structured and correctly resets the timer.
85-87: Init function is appropriate.The init function correctly seeds the random number generator with the current time for non-deterministic operations.
This PR addresses part of issue #1132 by adding initial parity and benchmark tests for SSZ serialization and deserialization of uint64 values.
Changes made:
mod/consensus-types/pkg/types/ssz_test.goThese tests cover the following tasks from the issue:
Next steps:
This PR is a starting point and can be expanded upon to cover more types and scenarios.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
uint64data type using the Simple Serialize (SSZ) format.Bug Fixes