using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace Cosmos.Compiler.Tests.Bcl.System { using Cosmos.TestRunner; public static class UInt64Test { public static void Execute() { UInt64 value; String result; String expectedResult; value = UInt64.MaxValue; result = value.ToString(); expectedResult = "18446744073709551615"; Assert.IsTrue((result == expectedResult), "UInt64.ToString doesn't work"); // Now let's try to concat to a String using '+' operator result = "The Maximum value of an UInt64 is " + value; expectedResult = "The Maximum value of an UInt64 is 18446744073709551615"; Assert.IsTrue((result == expectedResult), "String concat (UInt64) doesn't work"); // Now let's try to use '$ instead of '+' result = $"The Maximum value of an UInt64 is {value}"; // Actually 'expectedResult' should be the same so... Assert.IsTrue((result == expectedResult), "String format (UInt64) doesn't work"); // Now let's Get the HashCode of a value int resultAsInt = value.GetHashCode(); // actually the Hash Code of a Int64 is the value interpolated with XOR to obtain an Int32... so not the same of 'value'! int expectedResultAsInt = ((int)value) ^ (int)(value >> 32); Assert.IsTrue((resultAsInt == expectedResultAsInt), "UInt64.GetHashCode() doesn't work"); // Let's try to convert an ULong in a Long UInt64 val2 = 42; Int64 val2AsLong = (long)val2; Assert.IsTrue((val2AsLong == 42), "UInt64 to Int64 conversion does not work"); // Let's try to convert a float to an ULong float aFloat = 9223372036854775808; value = (ulong)aFloat; Assert.IsTrue((value == 9223372036854775808), "Float to UInt64 conversion doesn't work"); // If the double is negative the conversion to ulong is the same to have casted the value from long to ulong (that is -1 becames a real big number) aFloat = -1; value = (ulong)aFloat; Assert.IsTrue((value == 18446744073709551615), "Negative Float to UInt64 conversion doesn't work"); // Let's try to convert a double to an ULong double aDouble = 9223372036854775808; value = (ulong)aDouble; Assert.IsTrue((value == 9223372036854775808), "Double to UInt64 conversion doesn't work"); // If the double is negative the conversion to ulong is the same to have casted the value from long to ulong (that is -1 becames a real big number) aDouble = -1; value = (ulong)aDouble; Assert.IsTrue((value == 18446744073709551615), "Negative Double to UInt64 conversion doesn't work"); value = 4631166901565532406u; val2 = value >> 20; Assert.IsTrue(val2 == 4416624929013, "ulong right shift does not work"); val2 = value >> 52; Assert.IsTrue(val2 == 1028, "ulong right shift (count >=32) does not work"); /* ... and now left shift */ value = 4631166901565532406; val2 = value << 20; Assert.IsTrue(val2 == 6640827866535690240, "ulong left shift does not work"); val2 = value << 52; Assert.IsTrue(val2 == 10331257545187917824, "ulong left shift (count >=32) does not work"); #if false // Now let's try ToString() again but printed in hex (this test fails for now!) result = value.ToString("X2"); expectedResult = "0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF"; Assert.IsTrue((result == expectedResult), "UInt64.ToString(X2) doesn't work"); var xTest = TestMethod(0); Assert.IsTrue(xTest.Length == 0, "UInt64 test failed."); #endif } public static ulong[] TestMethod(ulong aParam1, uint aParam2 = 0) { var xReturn = new ulong[0]; ulong xParam1 = aParam1; ulong xValue; TestMethod2(xParam1, out xValue); Array.Resize(ref xReturn, xReturn.Length + 1); xReturn[xReturn.Length - 1] = xValue; return xReturn; } public static void TestMethod2(ulong aParam1, out ulong aValue) { aValue = 8; switch (aParam1) { case 1: aValue = 8 & 0x0FFF; break; case 2: aValue = 8; break; case 3: aValue = 8 & 0x0FFFFFFF; break; } } } }