object_test: Removed 'obj->ref_cnt == 0' checks.

They generate unnecessary noise in LLVM's AddressSanitizer runs.

diff --git a/t/core/object_test.c b/t/core/object_test.c
index b741b6cb6bb88b6f0b8e844cfc75c16207a20414..844dbc19982678484d46ff701011f5ba70250025 100644 (file)
--- a/t/core/object_test.c
+++ b/t/core/object_test.c
@@ -113,11 +113,6 @@ START_TEST(test_obj_create)
                        "sdb_object_create() did not initialize data to zero");
 
        sdb_object_deref(obj);
-       /* the memory address at 'obj' is no longer valid but usually this check
-        * should still work */
-       fail_unless(obj->ref_cnt == 0,
-                       "after sdb_object_deref(): obj->ref_cnt = %d; expected: 0",
-                       obj->ref_cnt);
        fail_unless(destroy_noop_called == 1,
                        "sdb_object_deref() did not call object's destroy function");
 
@@ -283,10 +278,6 @@ START_TEST(test_obj_ref)
        /* test_obj_create already checks the ref_cnt == 1 case */
        obj->ref_cnt = 0;
        sdb_object_deref(obj);
-       fail_unless(obj->ref_cnt <= 0,
-                       "after db_object_deref(): obj->ref_cnt = %d; expected: <= 0",
-                       obj->ref_cnt);
-
        fail_unless(init_noop_called == 1,
                        "after some sdb_object_{de,}ref(); object's init called %d times; "
                        "expected: 1", init_noop_called);