add: iovec_to_iovec routine (#241)#242
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This pull request enhances the `rawstorstd` library by adding a crucial utility function for `iovec` operations, enabling more flexible and efficient data manipulation between scattered memory buffers. Concurrently, the testing suite has been modernized to better support and verify these new capabilities, ensuring robustness and maintainability. ### Highlights * **New `iovec` utility function**: Introduced `rawstor_iovec_to_iovec`, a new function designed to efficiently copy data from a source `iovec` array to a destination `iovec` array, respecting a given offset. * **Improved Test Infrastructure**: The `IOVecTest` class was refactored to utilize `std::list<std::string>` for managing source data, simplifying memory management by removing manual `malloc` and `free` calls. * **Comprehensive Test Coverage**: Added a new test case, `TEST_F(IOVecTest, to_iovec)`, to thoroughly validate the functionality of the newly implemented `rawstor_iovec_to_iovec` function under different offset and data transfer scenarios. (cherry picked from commit 9d66b05)
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This pull request introduces a new utility function rawstor_iovec_to_iovec for copying data between iovec arrays and modernizes the test suite by using std::list<std::string> for data management, which is a great improvement. The new function is well-structured, but I've found a couple of issues: a critical portability issue due to pointer arithmetic on void*, and a high-severity bug where copying stops prematurely on zero-length buffers. I've also suggested improving the test coverage to catch such bugs in the future. Overall, a valuable addition with a few corrections needed.
This pull request enhances the
rawstorstdlibrary by adding a crucial utility function foriovecoperations, enabling more flexible and efficient data manipulation between scattered memory buffers. Concurrently, the testing suite has been modernized to better support and verify these new capabilities, ensuring robustness and maintainability.Highlights
iovecutility function: Introducedrawstor_iovec_to_iovec, a new function designed to efficiently copy data from a sourceiovecarray to a destinationiovecarray, respecting a given offset.IOVecTestclass was refactored to utilizestd::list<std::string>for managing source data, simplifying memory management by removing manualmallocandfreecalls.TEST_F(IOVecTest, to_iovec), to thoroughly validate the functionality of the newly implementedrawstor_iovec_to_iovecfunction under different offset and data transfer scenarios.(cherry picked from commit 9d66b05)