Remove uses of gfe2::test::GenerateBody from QUIC code and use the string fill constructor instead.

net/quic/core/quic_spdy_stream_test.cc

 // Copyright 2013 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 // found in the LICENSE file.
 
 #include "net/quic/core/quic_spdy_stream.h"
 
 #include <memory>
 #include <utility>
 
 #include "base/memory/ptr_util.h"
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   // Set a small flow control limit.
   const uint64_t kWindow = 36;
   QuicFlowControllerPeer::SetSendWindowOffset(stream_->flow_controller(),
                                               kWindow);
   EXPECT_EQ(kWindow, QuicFlowControllerPeer::SendWindowOffset(
                          stream_->flow_controller()));
 
   // Try to send more data than the flow control limit allows.
   string headers = SpdyUtils::SerializeUncompressedHeaders(headers_);
-  string body;
   const uint64_t kOverflow = 15;
-  GenerateBody(&body, kWindow + kOverflow);
+  string body(kWindow + kOverflow, 'a');
 
   EXPECT_CALL(*connection_, SendBlocked(kClientDataStreamId1));
   EXPECT_CALL(*session_, WritevData(_, _, _, _, _, _))
       .WillOnce(Return(QuicConsumedData(kWindow, true)));
   stream_->WriteOrBufferData(body, false, nullptr);
 
   // Should have sent as much as possible, resulting in no send window left.
   EXPECT_EQ(0u,
             QuicFlowControllerPeer::SendWindowSize(stream_->flow_controller()));
 
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   // Set a small flow control receive window.
   const uint64_t kWindow = 36;
   QuicFlowControllerPeer::SetReceiveWindowOffset(stream_->flow_controller(),
                                                  kWindow);
   QuicFlowControllerPeer::SetMaxReceiveWindow(stream_->flow_controller(),
                                               kWindow);
   EXPECT_EQ(kWindow, QuicFlowControllerPeer::ReceiveWindowOffset(
                          stream_->flow_controller()));
 
   // Stream receives enough data to fill a fraction of the receive window.
-  string body;
-  GenerateBody(&body, kWindow / 3);
+  string body(kWindow / 3, 'a');
+  auto headers = AsHeaderList(headers_);
   ProcessHeaders(false, headers_);
 
   QuicStreamFrame frame1(kClientDataStreamId1, false, 0, StringPiece(body));
   stream_->OnStreamFrame(frame1);
   EXPECT_EQ(kWindow - (kWindow / 3), QuicFlowControllerPeer::ReceiveWindowSize(
                                          stream_->flow_controller()));
 
   // Now receive another frame which results in the receive window being over
   // half full. This should all be buffered, decreasing the receive window but
   // not sending WINDOW_UPDATE.
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   // Set a small flow control limit.
   const uint64_t kWindow = 36;
   QuicFlowControllerPeer::SetReceiveWindowOffset(stream_->flow_controller(),
                                                  kWindow);
   QuicFlowControllerPeer::SetMaxReceiveWindow(stream_->flow_controller(),
                                               kWindow);
   EXPECT_EQ(kWindow, QuicFlowControllerPeer::ReceiveWindowOffset(
                          stream_->flow_controller()));
 
   // Stream receives enough data to fill a fraction of the receive window.
-  string body;
-  GenerateBody(&body, kWindow / 3);
+  string body(kWindow / 3, 'a');
   ProcessHeaders(false, headers_);
   stream_->ConsumeHeaderList();
 
   QuicStreamFrame frame1(kClientDataStreamId1, false, 0, StringPiece(body));
   stream_->OnStreamFrame(frame1);
   EXPECT_EQ(kWindow - (kWindow / 3), QuicFlowControllerPeer::ReceiveWindowSize(
                                          stream_->flow_controller()));
 
   // Now receive another frame which results in the receive window being over
   // half full.  This will trigger the stream to increase its receive window
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   auto headers = AsHeaderList(headers_);
   stream_->OnStreamHeaderList(false, headers.uncompressed_header_bytes(),
                               headers);
   stream_->ConsumeHeaderList();
   stream2_->OnStreamHeaderList(false, headers.uncompressed_header_bytes(),
                                headers);
   stream2_->ConsumeHeaderList();
 
   // Each stream gets a quarter window of data. This should not trigger a
   // WINDOW_UPDATE for either stream, nor for the connection.
-  string body;
-  GenerateBody(&body, kWindow / 4);
+  string body(kWindow / 4, 'a');
   QuicStreamFrame frame1(kClientDataStreamId1, false, 0, StringPiece(body));
   stream_->OnStreamFrame(frame1);
   QuicStreamFrame frame2(kClientDataStreamId2, false, 0, StringPiece(body));
   stream2_->OnStreamFrame(frame2);
 
   // Now receive a further single byte on one stream - again this does not
   // trigger a stream WINDOW_UPDATE, but now the connection flow control window
   // is over half full and thus a connection WINDOW_UPDATE is sent.
   EXPECT_CALL(*connection_, SendWindowUpdate(kClientDataStreamId1, _)).Times(0);
   EXPECT_CALL(*connection_, SendWindowUpdate(kClientDataStreamId2, _)).Times(0);
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   Initialize(!kShouldProcessData);
 
   // Set a small flow control limit.
   const uint64_t kWindow = 50;
   QuicFlowControllerPeer::SetReceiveWindowOffset(stream_->flow_controller(),
                                                  kWindow);
 
   ProcessHeaders(false, headers_);
 
   // Receive data to overflow the window, violating flow control.
-  string body;
-  GenerateBody(&body, kWindow + 1);
+  string body(kWindow + 1, 'a');
   QuicStreamFrame frame(kClientDataStreamId1, false, 0, StringPiece(body));
   EXPECT_CALL(*connection_,
               CloseConnection(QUIC_FLOW_CONTROL_RECEIVED_TOO_MUCH_DATA, _, _));
   stream_->OnStreamFrame(frame);
 }
 
 TEST_P(QuicSpdyStreamTest, TestHandlingQuicRstStreamNoError) {
   Initialize(kShouldProcessData);
   ProcessHeaders(false, headers_);
 
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   const uint64_t kStreamWindow = 50;
   const uint64_t kConnectionWindow = 10;
   QuicFlowControllerPeer::SetReceiveWindowOffset(stream_->flow_controller(),
                                                  kStreamWindow);
   QuicFlowControllerPeer::SetReceiveWindowOffset(session_->flow_controller(),
                                                  kConnectionWindow);
 
   ProcessHeaders(false, headers_);
 
   // Send enough data to overflow the connection level flow control window.
-  string body;
-  GenerateBody(&body, kConnectionWindow + 1);
+  string body(kConnectionWindow + 1, 'a');
   EXPECT_LT(body.size(), kStreamWindow);
   QuicStreamFrame frame(kClientDataStreamId1, false, 0, StringPiece(body));
 
   EXPECT_CALL(*connection_,
               CloseConnection(QUIC_FLOW_CONTROL_RECEIVED_TOO_MUCH_DATA, _, _));
   stream_->OnStreamFrame(frame);
 }
 
 TEST_P(QuicSpdyStreamTest, StreamFlowControlFinNotBlocked) {
   // An attempt to write a FIN with no data should not be flow control blocked,
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   // Writing Trailers should fail, as the FIN has already been sent.
   // populated with the number of body bytes written.
   EXPECT_QUIC_BUG(stream_->WriteTrailers(SpdyHeaderBlock(), nullptr),
                   "Trailers cannot be sent after a FIN");
 }
 
 }  // namespace
 }  // namespace test
 }  // namespace net