How to use bytes_from_file method in avocado

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main.py

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1import random as r2from math import log2, ceil3from sys import stdout4BYTE = 2565def create_random_file(amount_bytes, filename='file.bin'):6 '''7 This function create file8 :param amount_bytes: amount of random bytes9 :param filename: file will rewrite if it already exist10 :return: nothing11 '''12 file = open(filename, 'wb')13 for i in range(amount_bytes):14 file.write(bytearray([r.randint(0, 255)]))15 file.close()16def number_into_bytes(number, size):17 output = bytearray()18 while number > 0:19 output += bytearray([number % 256])20 number /​/​= 25621 return bytearray(size - len(output)) + output22def archive_file_by_destroy_repeating(input_filename, output_filename='output.bin', log=None):23 input_file = open(input_filename, 'rb')24 output_file = open(output_filename, 'wb')25 bytes_from_file = bytearray(input_file.read())26 index_len = ceil(log2(len(bytes_from_file)) /​ 8)27 indexes_of_repeatings = bytearray()28 for byte in bytes_from_file:29 pass30 #todo: make this shit31def archive_file_by_indexing(input_filename, output_filename='output.bin', log=None):32 input_file = open(input_filename, 'rb')33 output_file = open(output_filename, 'wb')34 bytes_from_file = bytearray(input_file.read())35 index_len = ceil(log2(len(bytes_from_file)) /​ 8)36 print('amount bytes by 1 byte:', index_len, file=log)37 for value in range(BYTE):38 print('byte:', value, 'begin', file=log)39 output_file.write(bytearray([BYTE - 1]))40 for index_of_byte in range(len(bytes_from_file)):41 if bytes_from_file[index_of_byte] == value:42 print('position:', index_of_byte, 'writed', file=log)43 output_file.write(number_into_bytes(index_of_byte, index_len))44 input_file.close()45 output_file.close()46def file_reader(filename, mode, information='npc'):47 file = open(filename, 'r' + mode)48 text = file.read()49 print('_________________________')50 if 'n' in information:51 print(filename)52 if 'p' in information:53 print(text)54 if 'c' in information:55 print(len(text))56 print('_________________________')57 file.close()58if __name__ == '__main__':59 log = open('log.txt', 'w')60 create_random_file(100000)61 archive_file_by_indexing('file.bin', log=log)62 file_reader('file.bin', 'b', 'nc')63 file_reader('output.bin', 'b', 'nc')...

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sew_files.py

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1import sys, os2from pathlib import Path3import shutil4def bytes_from_file(filename, chunksize=8192):5 with open(filename, "rb") as f:6 while True:7 b = f.read()8 if b != b"":9 yield bytes(b)10 else:11 break12main_dir = os.getcwd()13#main_dir = sys.argv[1]14tmp_dirs = []15for file in os.listdir(main_dir):16 if os.path.isdir(main_dir + "/​" + file):17 if "tmp_" in file:18 tmp_dirs.append(main_dir + "/​" + file)19number_of_dirs = len(tmp_dirs)20with open(main_dir + "/​" + "opt.ChVec1_tmp", "wb") as bin_file_ChVec1:21 for b in bytes_from_file(main_dir + "/​" + "opt.ChVec1"):22 bin_file_ChVec1.write(b)23 for i in range(1, number_of_dirs + 1):24 for b in bytes_from_file(main_dir + "/​tmp_"+str(i)+"/​opt.ChVec1"):25 bin_file_ChVec1.write(b)...

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bin_to_c_array.py

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12import sys34def bytes_from_file(filename, chunksize=8192):5 with open(filename, "rb") as f:6 while True:7 chunk = f.read(chunksize)8 if chunk:9 for b in chunk:10 yield b11 else:12 break1314def main():15 with open(sys.argv[2], "w") as out:16 out.write("char " + sys.argv[3] + "[] = {")17 for b in bytes_from_file(sys.argv[1]):18 out.write(f"{b},")19 out.write("};");2021if __name__ == "__main__": ...

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