cc65/test/val/plain-int-bitfield.c

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/*
  Tests that plain int bit-fields are unsigned.
*/

#include <stdio.h>

static unsigned char failures = 0;

static struct plain_ints {
    int x : 4;
    int y : 10;
} pi = {15, 700};

static void test_plain_int_bitfields (void)
{
    if (pi.x != 15) {
        printf ("Got pi.x = %u, expected 15.\n", pi.x);
        failures++;
    }
    if (pi.y != 700) {
        printf ("Got pi.y = %u, expected 700.\n", pi.y);
        failures++;
    }

    pi.x = 3;
    pi.y = 1023;

    if (pi.x != 3) {
        printf ("Got pi.x = %u, expected 3.\n", pi.x);
        failures++;
    }
    if (pi.y != 1023) {
        printf ("Got pi.y = %u, expected 1023.\n", pi.y);
        failures++;
    }
}

int main (void)
{
    test_plain_int_bitfields ();
    printf ("failures: %u\n", failures);
    return failures;
}