lumiera_/tests/library/meta/meta-utils-test.cpp
Ichthyostega acc77654d1 clean-up: can now switch remaining downstream usages
after all the relevant library components do support both kinds of
type sequences transparently, any usages in core code can now be
switched over to the new, variadic type sequences.
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/*
MetaUtils(Test) - check some simple type trait helpers
Copyright (C)
2011, Hermann Vosseler <Ichthyostega@web.de>
  **Lumiera** is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
  under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
  Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
  option) any later version. See the file COPYING for further details.
* *****************************************************************/
/** @file meta-utils-test.cpp
** unit test \ref MetaUtils_test
*/
#include "lib/symbol.hpp"
#include "lib/test/run.hpp"
#include "lib/meta/util.hpp"
#include "lib/meta/typelist.hpp"
#include "lib/hetero-data.hpp"
#include "lib/test/diagnostic-output.hpp"
#include <string>
#include <array>
#include <tuple>
namespace lib {
namespace meta {
namespace test {
using std::string;
using std::array;
using std::tuple;
using std::pair;
/*********************************************************************//**
* @test verify basic type trait and metaprogramming helpers.
* - marker types to tell which overload the compiler picks
* - simple trait to detect the possibility of a string conversion
* - trait to detect (possibly) structured types (»tuple-like«)
* - trait to detect a typelist type
*/
class MetaUtils_test : public Test
{
void
run (Arg)
{
verify_basicTypeProbing();
verify_genericTypeDisplay();
detect_stringConversion();
detect_tupleProtocol();
detect_typeList();
}
/** @test demonstrate the basic type trait detection technique:
* - we have two overloads with differing return type
* - we form a function call expression
* - by investigating the return type,
* we can figure out which overload the compiler picks.
*/
void
verify_basicTypeProbing()
{
CHECK (sizeof(Yes_t) != sizeof (No_t));
CHECK (sizeof(Yes_t) == sizeof (probe (1)));
CHECK (sizeof(Yes_t) == sizeof (probe (1L))); // conversion long -> int
CHECK (sizeof(Yes_t) == sizeof (probe ('a'))); // conversion char -> int
CHECK (sizeof(No_t) == sizeof (probe ("a"))); // char * can't be converted
}
static Yes_t probe (int);
static No_t probe (...);
void
verify_genericTypeDisplay()
{
cout << typeStr<SubString>() <<endl;
struct Lunatic
: Test
{
virtual void run (Arg) {}
}
lunatic;
cout << typeStr(lunatic) << endl;
cout << typeStr(&lunatic) << endl;
cout << typeStr((Test &)lunatic) << endl;
cout << typeStr((Test *) &lunatic) << endl;
cout << typeStr(&Lunatic::run) << endl;
}
//-------------------------------------------------TEST-types--
class SubString : public string
{
public:
SubString() : string("sublunar") { }
};
class Something { };
struct SomehowStringy
{
operator string() { return "No such thing"; }
};
struct SomehowSubtle
{
operator SubString() { return SubString(); }
};
class SomehowSubSub : public SomehowSubtle { };
//-------------------------------------------------TEST-types--
template<typename TY>
static bool
can_convert (TY const&)
{
return can_convertToString<TY>::value;
}
void
detect_stringConversion()
{
CHECK ( can_convert (string("inline string")));
CHECK ( can_convert ("char literal"));
CHECK (!can_convert (23.34));
CHECK (!can_convert (23));
CHECK (!can_convert (1L));
string str("mhm");
string & str_ref (str);
string const& str_const_ref (str);
string * str_ptr = &str;
CHECK ( can_convert (str));
CHECK ( can_convert (str_ref));
CHECK ( can_convert (str_const_ref));
CHECK ( can_convert (*str_ptr));
CHECK (!can_convert (str_ptr));
SubString sub;
Something thing;
const SomehowStringy stringy = SomehowStringy();
SomehowSubSub subsub;
SubString const& subRef(subsub);
CHECK ( can_convert (sub));
CHECK (!can_convert (thing));
CHECK ( can_convert (stringy));
CHECK ( can_convert (subsub));
CHECK ( can_convert (subRef));
}
void
detect_tupleProtocol()
{
// verify arbitrary non-structured types
CHECK ((not is_Structured<void >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<void* >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<const void* >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<const int >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<int >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<int & >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<int const & >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<int const * >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<int * >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<int * const >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<int * const & >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<int * & >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<int * && >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<int && >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<int const && >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<double >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<string >()));
CHECK ((not is_Structured<Node<short,Nil> >()));
// the following indeed support C++ tuple protocol
CHECK (( is_Structured<tuple<int> >()));
CHECK (( is_Structured<tuple<int,char,long> >()));
CHECK (( is_Structured<tuple<> >()));
CHECK (( is_Structured<pair<short,long> >()));
CHECK (( is_Structured<array<short,5> >()));
CHECK (( is_Structured<array<long,0> >()));
CHECK (( is_Structured<HeteroData<size_t> >()));
CHECK (( is_Structured<HeteroData<int,char> >()));
CHECK (( is_Structured<HeteroData<> >()));
}
//-------------------------------------------------TEST-types--
using TheList = TySeq<int
,uint
,int64_t
,uint64_t
>::List;
using EmptyList = Nil;
//-------------------------------------------------TEST-types--
void
detect_typeList()
{
CHECK ( is_Typelist<TheList>::value);
CHECK ( is_Typelist<EmptyList>::value);
CHECK (!is_Typelist<Something>::value);
}
};
/** Register this test class... */
LAUNCHER (MetaUtils_test, "unit meta");
}}} // namespace lib::meta::test