cc65/test/val/enum-bitfield.c

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/*
  Tests of enum bit-fields; see https://github.com/cc65/cc65/issues/1244
*/

#include <stdio.h>

static unsigned char failures = 0;

/* Enum with underlying type unsigned int. */
enum e10u {
    E10U_200 = 200,
    E10U_1000 = 1000,
};

static struct enum_bitfield_uint {
    enum e10u x : 1;
    enum e10u y : 8;
    enum e10u z : 16;
} e10ubf = {0, E10U_200, E10U_1000};

static void test_enum_bitfield_uint(void)
{
    if (sizeof (struct enum_bitfield_uint) != 4) {
        printf ("Got sizeof(struct enum_bitfield_uint) = %zu, expected 4.\n",
                sizeof(struct enum_bitfield_uint));
        failures++;
    }

    if (e10ubf.x != 0) {
        printf ("Got e10ubf.x = %u, expected 0.\n", e10ubf.x);
        failures++;
    }
    if (e10ubf.y != 200) {
        printf ("Got e10ubf.y = %u, expected 200.\n", e10ubf.y);
        failures++;
    }
    if (e10ubf.z != 1000) {
        printf ("Got e10ubf.z = %u, expected 1000.\n", e10ubf.z);
        failures++;
    }

    e10ubf.x = 1;
    e10ubf.y = 17;
    e10ubf.z = 1023;

    if (e10ubf.x != 1) {
        printf ("Got e10ubf.x = %u, expected 1.\n", e10ubf.x);
        failures++;
    }

    /* Check signedness, should be unsigned. */
    {
        long v = e10ubf.x - 2;
        if (v < 0) {
            printf ("Got negative v = %ld, expected large positive.\n", v);
            failures++;
        }
    }

    if (e10ubf.y != 17) {
        printf ("Got e10ubf.y = %u, expected 17.\n", e10ubf.y);
        failures++;
    }
    if (e10ubf.z != 1023) {
        printf ("Got e10ubf.z = %u, expected 1023.\n", e10ubf.z);
        failures++;
    }
}

/* Enum with underlying type signed int. */
enum e11i {
    E11I_M1 = -1,
    E11I_100 = 100,
    E11I_1000 = 1000,
};

static struct enum_bitfield_int {
    enum e11i x : 2;
    enum e11i y : 8;
    enum e11i z : 16;
} e11ibf = {E11I_M1, E11I_100, E11I_1000};

static void test_enum_bitfield_int(void)
{
    if (sizeof (struct enum_bitfield_int) != 4) {
        printf ("Got sizeof(struct enum_bitfield_int) = %zu, expected 4.\n",
                sizeof(struct enum_bitfield_int));
        failures++;
    }

    if (e11ibf.x != -1) {
        printf ("Got e11ibf.x = %d, expected -1.\n", e11ibf.x);
        failures++;
    }
    if (e11ibf.y != 100) {
        printf ("Got e11ibf.y = %d, expected 100.\n", e11ibf.y);
        failures++;
    }
    if (e11ibf.z != 1000) {
        printf ("Got e11ibf.z = %d, expected 1000.\n", e11ibf.z);
        failures++;
    }

    e11ibf.x = 1;
    e11ibf.y = 17;
    e11ibf.z = 1023;

    if (e11ibf.x != 1) {
        printf ("Got e11ibf.x = %d, expected 1.\n", e11ibf.x);
        failures++;
    }

    /* Check signedness, should be signed. */
    {
        long v = e11ibf.x - 2;
        if (v > 0) {
            printf ("Got positive v = %ld, expected negative.\n", v);
            failures++;
        }
    }

    if (e11ibf.y != 17) {
        printf ("Got e11ibf.y = %d, expected 17.\n", e11ibf.y);
        failures++;
    }
    if (e11ibf.z != 1023) {
        printf ("Got e11ibf.z = %d, expected 1023.\n", e11ibf.z);
        failures++;
    }
}

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