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Calvin Rose 022be217a2 Remove ==, not==, and order[<,<=,>,>=].
This unifies equality and comparison checking. Before, we had
separate functions and vm opcodes for comparing general values vs.
for comparing numbers, where the numberic functions were polymorphic and
had special cases for handling NaNs. By unfiying them, abstract types
can now better integrate with other number types and behave as keys.

For now, the old functions are aliased but will eventually be removed.
2019-12-28 16:04:15 -05:00

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# Copyright (c) 2019 Calvin Rose
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(import ./helper :prefix "" :exit true)
(start-suite 1)
(assert (= 400 (math/sqrt 160000)) "sqrt(160000)=400")
(def test-struct {'def 1 'bork 2 'sam 3 'a 'b 'het @[1 2 3 4 5]})
(assert (= (get test-struct 'def) 1) "struct get")
(assert (= (get test-struct 'bork) 2) "struct get")
(assert (= (get test-struct 'sam) 3) "struct get")
(assert (= (get test-struct 'a) 'b) "struct get")
(assert (= :array (type (get test-struct 'het))) "struct get")
(defn myfun [x]
(var a 10)
(set a (do
(def y x)
(if x 8 9))))
(assert (= (myfun true) 8) "check do form regression")
(assert (= (myfun false) 9) "check do form regression")
(defn assert-many [f n e]
(var good true)
(loop [i :range [0 n]]
(if (not (f))
(set good false)))
(assert good e))
(assert-many (fn [] (>= 1 (math/random) 0)) 200 "(random) between 0 and 1")
## Table prototypes
(def roottab @{
:parentprop 123
})
(def childtab @{
:childprop 456
})
(table/setproto childtab roottab)
(assert (= 123 (get roottab :parentprop)) "table get 1")
(assert (= 123 (get childtab :parentprop)) "table get proto")
(assert (= nil (get roottab :childprop)) "table get 2")
(assert (= 456 (get childtab :childprop)) "proto no effect")
# Long strings
(assert (= "hello, world" `hello, world`) "simple long string")
(assert (= "hello, \"world\"" `hello, "world"`) "long string with embedded quotes")
(assert (= "hello, \\\\\\ \"world\"" `hello, \\\ "world"`)
"long string with embedded quotes and backslashes")
# More fiber semantics
(var myvar 0)
(defn fiberstuff [&]
(++ myvar)
(def f (fiber/new (fn [&] (++ myvar) (debug) (++ myvar))))
(resume f)
(++ myvar))
(def myfiber (fiber/new fiberstuff :dey))
(assert (= myvar 0) "fiber creation does not call fiber function")
(resume myfiber)
(assert (= myvar 2) "fiber debug statement breaks at proper point")
(assert (= (fiber/status myfiber) :debug) "fiber enters debug state")
(resume myfiber)
(assert (= myvar 4) "fiber resumes properly from debug state")
(assert (= (fiber/status myfiber) :dead) "fiber properly dies from debug state")
# Test max triangle program
# Find the maximum path from the top (root)
# of the triangle to the leaves of the triangle.
(defn myfold [xs ys]
(let [xs1 [;xs 0]
xs2 [0 ;xs]
m1 (map + xs1 ys)
m2 (map + xs2 ys)]
(map max m1 m2)))
(defn maxpath [t]
(extreme > (reduce myfold () t)))
# Test it
# Maximum path is 3 -> 10 -> 3 -> 9 for a total of 25
(def triangle '[
[3]
[7 10]
[4 3 7]
[8 9 1 3]
])
(assert (= (maxpath triangle) 25) `max triangle`)
(assert (= (string/join @["one" "two" "three"]) "onetwothree") "string/join 1 argument")
(assert (= (string/join @["one" "two" "three"] ", ") "one, two, three") "string/join 2 arguments")
(assert (= (string/join @[] ", ") "") "string/join empty array")
(assert (= (string/find "123" "abc123def") 3) "string/find positive")
(assert (= (string/find "1234" "abc123def") nil) "string/find negative")
# Test destructuring
(do
(def test-tab @{:a 1 :b 2})
(def {:a a :b b} test-tab)
(assert (= a 1) "dictionary destructuring 1")
(assert (= b 2) "dictionary destructuring 2"))
(do
(def test-tab @{'a 1 'b 2 3 4})
(def {'a a 'b b (+ 1 2) c} test-tab)
(assert (= a 1) "dictionary destructuring 3")
(assert (= b 2) "dictionary destructuring 4")
(assert (= c 4) "dictionary destructuring 5 - expression as key"))
# Marshal
(def um-lookup (env-lookup (fiber/getenv (fiber/current))))
(def m-lookup (invert um-lookup))
(defn testmarsh [x msg]
(def marshx (marshal x m-lookup))
(def out (marshal (unmarshal marshx um-lookup) m-lookup))
(assert (= (string marshx) (string out)) msg))
(testmarsh nil "marshal nil")
(testmarsh false "marshal false")
(testmarsh true "marshal true")
(testmarsh 1 "marshal small integers")
(testmarsh -1 "marshal integers (-1)")
(testmarsh 199 "marshal small integers (199)")
(testmarsh 5000 "marshal medium integers (5000)")
(testmarsh -5000 "marshal small integers (-5000)")
(testmarsh 10000 "marshal large integers (10000)")
(testmarsh -10000 "marshal large integers (-10000)")
(testmarsh 1.0 "marshal double")
(testmarsh "doctordolittle" "marshal string")
(testmarsh :chickenshwarma "marshal symbol")
(testmarsh @"oldmcdonald" "marshal buffer")
(testmarsh @[1 2 3 4 5] "marshal array")
(testmarsh [tuple 1 2 3 4 5] "marshal tuple")
(testmarsh @{1 2 3 4} "marshal table")
(testmarsh {1 2 3 4} "marshal struct")
(testmarsh (fn [x] x) "marshal function 0")
(testmarsh (fn name [x] x) "marshal function 1")
(testmarsh (fn [x] (+ 10 x 2)) "marshal function 2")
(testmarsh (fn thing [x] (+ 11 x x 30)) "marshal function 3")
(testmarsh map "marshal function 4")
(testmarsh reduce "marshal function 5")
(testmarsh (fiber/new (fn [] (yield 1) 2)) "marshal simple fiber 1")
(testmarsh (fiber/new (fn [&] (yield 1) 2)) "marshal simple fiber 2")
(def strct {:a @[nil]})
(put (strct :a) 0 strct)
(testmarsh strct "cyclic struct")
# Large functions
(def manydefs (seq [i :range [0 300]] (tuple 'def (gensym) (string "value_" i))))
(array/push manydefs (tuple * 10000 3 5 7 9))
(def f (compile ['do ;manydefs] (fiber/getenv (fiber/current))))
(assert (= (f) (* 10000 3 5 7 9)) "long function compilation")
# Some higher order functions and macros
(def my-array @[1 2 3 4 5 6])
(def x (if-let [x (get my-array 5)] x))
(assert (= x 6) "if-let")
(def x (if-let [y (get @{} :key)] 10 nil))
(assert (not x) "if-let 2")
(assert (= 14 (sum (map inc @[1 2 3 4]))) "sum map")
(def myfun (juxt + - * /))
(assert (= '[2 -2 2 0.5] (myfun 2)) "juxt")
# Case statements
(assert
(= :six (case (+ 1 2 3)
1 :one
2 :two
3 :three
4 :four
5 :five
6 :six
7 :seven
8 :eight
9 :nine)) "case macro")
(assert (= 7 (case :a :b 5 :c 6 :u 10 7)) "case with default")
# Testing the loop and for macros
(def xs (apply tuple (seq [x :range [0 10] :when (even? x)] (tuple (/ x 2) x))))
(assert (= xs '((0 0) (1 2) (2 4) (3 6) (4 8))) "seq macro 1")
(def xs (apply tuple (seq [x :down [8 -2] :when (even? x)] (tuple (/ x 2) x))))
(assert (= xs '((4 8) (3 6) (2 4) (1 2) (0 0))) "seq macro 2")
# Some testing for not=
(assert (not= 1 1 0) "not= 1")
(assert (not= 0 1 1) "not= 2")
# Closure in while loop
(def closures (seq [i :range [0 5]] (fn [] i)))
(assert (= 0 ((get closures 0))) "closure in loop 0")
(assert (= 1 ((get closures 1))) "closure in loop 1")
(assert (= 2 ((get closures 2))) "closure in loop 2")
(assert (= 3 ((get closures 3))) "closure in loop 3")
(assert (= 4 ((get closures 4))) "closure in loop 4")
# More numerical tests
(assert (= 1 1.0) "numerical equal 1")
(assert (= 0 0.0) "numerical equal 2")
(assert (= 0 -0.0) "numerical equal 3")
(assert (= 2_147_483_647 2_147_483_647.0) "numerical equal 4")
(assert (= -2_147_483_648 -2_147_483_648.0) "numerical equal 5")
# Array tests
(defn array=
"Check if two arrays are equal in an element by element comparison"
[a b]
(if (and (array? a) (array? b))
(= (apply tuple a) (apply tuple b))))
(assert (= (apply tuple @[1 2 3 4 5]) (tuple 1 2 3 4 5)) "array to tuple")
(def arr (array))
(array/push arr :hello)
(array/push arr :world)
(assert (array= arr @[:hello :world]) "array comparison")
(assert (array= @[1 2 3 4 5] @[1 2 3 4 5]) "array comparison 2")
(assert (array= @[:one :two :three :four :five] @[:one :two :three :four :five]) "array comparison 3")
(assert (array= (array/slice @[1 2 3] 0 2) @[1 2]) "array/slice 1")
(assert (array= (array/slice @[0 7 3 9 1 4] 2 -2) @[3 9 1]) "array/slice 2")
(end-suite)