gcc/libstdc++-v3/testsuite/27_io/fpos.cc

// 1999-09-20 bkoz

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// 27.4.3 template class fpos

#include <cwchar> // for mbstate_t
#include <ios>
#include <debug_assert.h>

void test01()
{
  bool test = true;

  typedef std::mbstate_t state_type;
  state_type state01;
  state_type state02;

  std::streampos pos01;
  std::streampos pos02;

  std::streamoff off01;
  std::streamoff off02;
  
  std::streamsize size01;
  std::streamsize size02;

  // 27.4.3.1 fpos members
  // void state(state_type s);
  // state_type state();
#if 0
// XXX Need to have some sanity checking for the mbstate_t type, or
// whatever the insantiating type for class fpos happens to be for
// streampos, as things like equality operators and assignment
// operators, increment and deincrement operators need to be in place.
  pos01.state(state02);
  state01 = pos01.state();
  VERIFY( state01 == state02 );
#endif
  
#ifdef DEBUG_ASSERT
  assert(test);
#endif
}

// 27.4.3.2 fpos requirements/invariants
void test02()
{
  bool test = true;

  typedef std::mbstate_t state_type;
  state_type state01;
  state_type state02;

  std::streamoff off01;
  std::streamoff off02 = 997;
  
  int i01 = 0;
  int i02 = 999;

  // p(i), p = i
  std::streampos pos01(i02);
  std::streampos pos02 = i02;
  VERIFY( pos01 == pos02 );
  
  // p(o), p = o 
  // NB: P(o) is only required.
  std::streampos pos03(off02);
  std::streampos pos04 = off02;
  VERIFY( pos03 == pos04 );
  
  // O(p)
  std::streamoff off03(pos04);
  VERIFY( off03 == off02 );

  // p == q, p!= q
  VERIFY( pos01 == pos02 );
  VERIFY( pos02 != pos03 );

  // q = p + o
  // p += o
  pos03 = pos03 + off02;
  pos04 += off02;
  VERIFY( pos03 == pos04 );

  // q = p - o
  // p -= o
  pos03 = pos03 - off02;
  pos04 -= off02;
  VERIFY( pos03 == pos04 );

  // o = p - q
  VERIFY( 0 == pos03 - pos04 );

  // streamsize -> streamoff
  // streamoff -> streamsize 
  off01 = off02;
  std::streamsize size01(off02);
  std::streamoff off04(size01);
  VERIFY( off01 == off04 );

#ifdef DEBUG_ASSERT
  assert(test);
#endif
} 

void test03()
{
  bool test = true;

  typedef std::mbstate_t state_type;
  state_type state01;
  state_type state02;

  std::streamoff off01;
  std::streamoff off02 = 997;
  
  int i01 = 0;
  int i02 = 999;

  // casts to const streamoff
  // (yes, I know this is weak code)
  const std::streampos pos01 = 0;
  off01 = pos01;

  // equality/inequality with const args
  const std::streampos pos02(54);
  std::streampos pos03(44);
  VERIFY( !(pos03 == pos02) );
  VERIFY( pos03 != pos02 );
  VERIFY( !(pos02 == pos03) );
  VERIFY( pos02 != pos03 );

  // default values
  std::streampos pos04;
  VERIFY( (std::streamoff)pos04 == 0 ); 

#ifdef DEBUG_ASSERT
  assert(test);
#endif
} 

int main() {
  test01();
  test02();
  test03();
  return 0;
}