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    Copyright (c) 2005-2017 Intel Corporation

    Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
    you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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#if __TBB_TEST_USE_WSUGGEST_OVERRIDE
// __TBB_override may not be used in the tested header file
#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wsuggest-override"
#undef __TBB_TEST_USE_WSUGGEST_OVERRIDE
#endif

#include "harness_defs.h" // for suppress_unused_warning
#include "harness_assert.h"
#include "../../examples/common/utility/utility.h"
#include <sstream>

namespace implementation_unit_tests {
    namespace argument_dest_test_suite{
        void test_type_impl_parse_and_store_simple_parse(){
            int a=0;
            utility::internal::type_impl<int> a_("","",a);
            a_.parse_and_store("9");
            ASSERT(a==9,"");
        }
        void test_default_value_of_is_matched(){
            //Testing for result of is_matched() for arguments not yet tried to be parsed.
            //I.e. values were set up by argument::constructor.
            using  utility::internal::argument;
            int i;
            argument b("","",i);
            ASSERT(!b.is_matched(),"");

            argument c = b;
            ASSERT(!c.is_matched(),"");

            argument d = b;
            d = c;
            ASSERT(!d.is_matched(),"");
        }
    }
    //TODO: test cases  for argument type management
    namespace compile_only{
        //TODO: enhance these to actually do checks  by a negative test, or (if possible)
        //by a positive test that at compile time selects between two alternatives,
        //depending on whether operators exist or not (yes, SFINAE :)) -
        //as non_pod class does provide the operators, and test  do not check that compiler
        //will reject types which don't have those.
        using utility::cli_argument_pack;
        void arg_chain(){
            cli_argument_pack p;
            int size=0;
            p.arg(size,"size","size");
        }
        namespace tc_helper{
            struct non_pod{
                std::string s;
                friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& o, non_pod){ return o;}
                friend std::istream& operator>>(std::istream& i, non_pod){ return i;}
            };
        }
        void non_pod_dest_type(){
            cli_argument_pack p;
            tc_helper::non_pod np;
            p.arg(np,"","");
        }
    }
    namespace cli_argument_pack_suite{
        void test_copy_assign(){
            using utility::cli_argument_pack;
            int i=9;
            std::stringstream expected_output; using std::endl;
            expected_output
                 << " Program usage is:" << endl
                 << " the_binary_name [i=value]"
                 << endl << endl
                 << " where:" << endl
                 << " i - i desc (9)" << endl
            ;
            cli_argument_pack copy(cli_argument_pack().arg(i,"i","i desc"));
            ASSERT(copy.usage_string("the_binary_name") == expected_output.str(),"usage string is not as expected");
            cli_argument_pack assignee; assignee = copy;
            ASSERT(assignee.usage_string("the_binary_name") == expected_output.str(),"Copying of cli_argument_pack breaks generation of usage string?");
        }
    }
}

#include <utility>
namespace high_level_api_tests {
    using utility::cli_argument_pack;
    using utility::internal::array_length;

    static const char * wrong_exception = "wrong exception thrown";
    static const char * wrong_exception_description = "caught exception has wrong description";
    void test_parse_basic(){
        char const* argv[]={"some.exe","1","a"};
        cli_argument_pack p;
        int i=0; char a=' ';
        p.positional_arg(i,"int","").positional_arg(a,"char","");
        p.parse(array_length(argv),argv);
        ASSERT(i==1,"");
        ASSERT(a=='a',"");
    }
    //helper function for test of named flag parsing
    template<typename T, size_t N>
    bool parse_silent_flag( T(& argv)[N]){
        cli_argument_pack p;
        bool silent=false;
        p.arg(silent,"silent","is extra info needed");
        p.parse(array_length(argv),argv);
        return  silent;
    }
    void test_named_flags_success(){
        char const* argv[]={"some.exe","silent"};
        ASSERT(true == parse_silent_flag(argv),"");
    }

    void test_named_flags_failure(){
        try {
            char const* argv[]={"some.exe","1"};
            parse_silent_flag(argv);
            ASSERT(false,"exception was expected due to invalid argument, but not caught");
        }
        catch(std::invalid_argument& e){
            ASSERT(e.what()==std::string("unknown parameter starting at:'1'"),wrong_exception_description);
        }
        catch(...){ASSERT(false,wrong_exception);}
    }

    //helper function for test of named flag parsing
    template<typename T, size_t N>
    std::pair<bool,int> parse_silent_flag_and_int( T(& argv)[N]){
        cli_argument_pack p;
        bool silent=false;
        int i=125;
        p
            .arg(silent,"silent","is extra info needed")
            .positional_arg(i,"int","");
        p.parse(array_length(argv),argv);
        return  std::make_pair(silent,i);
    }

    void test_named_flags_failure_and_other_arg(){
        char const* argv[]={"some.exe","1"};
        ASSERT(std::make_pair(false,1) == parse_silent_flag_and_int(argv),"");
    }

    void test_named_flags_and_other_arg(){
        char const* argv[]={"some.exe","silent","7"};
        ASSERT(std::make_pair(true,7) == parse_silent_flag_and_int(argv),"");
    }

    void test_named_flags_and_other_arg_different_order(){
        char const* argv[]={"some.exe","7","silent"};
        ASSERT(std::make_pair(true,7) == parse_silent_flag_and_int(argv),"");
    }

    void test_flags_only_others_default(){
        char const* argv[]={"some.exe","silent"};
        ASSERT(std::make_pair(true,125) == parse_silent_flag_and_int(argv),"");
    }

    namespace parameters_validation_test_suite{
        namespace test_validation_function_called_helpers{
            struct validator{
                static bool called;
                static bool accept(const int & ){
                    called = true;
                    return true;
                }
            };
            bool validator::called =false;
        }
        void test_validation_function_called(){
            using test_validation_function_called_helpers::validator;

            char const* argv[]={"some.exe","7"};
            cli_argument_pack p;
            int size =0;
            p.positional_arg(size,"size","",validator::accept);
            p.parse(array_length(argv),argv);
            ASSERT((validator::called),"validation function has not been called");
        }
        void test_validation_failed(){
            struct validator{
                static bool reject(const int &){
                    return false;
                }
            };
            char const* argv[]={"some.exe","7"};
            cli_argument_pack p;
            int size =0;
            p.positional_arg(size,"size","",validator::reject);
            try {
                p.parse(array_length(argv),argv);
                ASSERT((false),"An exception was expected due to failed argument validation, "
                        "but no exception thrown");
            }
            catch(std::invalid_argument& e){
                std::string error_msg("'7' is invalid value for argument 'size'");
                ASSERT(e.what()==error_msg , wrong_exception_description);
            }
            catch(...){ASSERT((false),wrong_exception);}
        }
    }
    namespace error_handling {
        void test_wrong_input(){
            char const* argv[]={"some.exe","silent"};
            cli_argument_pack p;
            int size =0;
            p.positional_arg(size,"size","");
            try{
                p.parse(array_length(argv),argv);
                ASSERT(false,"An exception was expected due to wrong input, but no exception thrown");
            }
            catch(std::invalid_argument & e){
                std::string error_msg("'silent' is incorrect input for argument 'size' (error converting string 'silent')");
                ASSERT(e.what()==error_msg, wrong_exception_description);
            }
            catch(...){ASSERT(false,wrong_exception);}
        }
        void test_duplicate_arg_names(){
            cli_argument_pack p;
            int a=0;
            p.arg(a,"a","");
            try{
                int dup_a=0;
                p.arg(dup_a,"a","");
                ASSERT(false, "An exception was expected due adding duplicate parameter name, but not thrown");
            }
            catch(std::invalid_argument& e){
                ASSERT(e.what()==std::string("argument with name: 'a' already registered"),wrong_exception_description);
            }
            catch(...){ASSERT(false,wrong_exception);}
        }
        void test_duplicate_positional_arg_names(){
            cli_argument_pack p;
            int a=0;
            p.positional_arg(a,"a","");
            try{
                int dup_a=0;
                p.positional_arg(dup_a,"a","");
                ASSERT(false, "An exception was expected due adding duplicate parameter name, but not thrown");
            }
            catch(std::invalid_argument& e){
                ASSERT(e.what()==std::string("argument with name: 'a' already registered"),wrong_exception_description);
            }
            catch(...){ASSERT(false,wrong_exception);}
        }
    }
    namespace usage_string {
        void test_one_arg(){
            cli_argument_pack p;
            int size =9;
            p.arg(size,"size","size of problem domain");
            std::string const binary_name = "binary.exe";
            std::stringstream expected_output;
            using std::endl;
            expected_output << " Program usage is:" << endl
                 << " " << binary_name << " [size=value]"
                 << endl << endl
                 << " where:" << endl
                 << " size - size of problem domain (9)" << endl
            ;
            std::string usage= p.usage_string(binary_name);
            ASSERT(usage==expected_output.str(),"");
        }
        void test_named_and_postional_args(){
            cli_argument_pack p;
            int size =9;
            int length =8;
            int stride = 7;
            p
                .arg(size,"size","")
                .positional_arg(length,"length","")
                .positional_arg(stride,"stride","");
            std::string const binary_name = "binary.exe";
            std::stringstream expected_output;
            using std::endl;
            expected_output << " Program usage is:" << endl
                 << " " << binary_name << " [size=value] [length=value] [stride=value] [length [stride]]"
                 << endl << endl
                 << " where:" << endl
                 << " size -  (9)" << endl
                 << " length -  (8)" << endl
                 << " stride -  (7)" << endl
            ;
            std::string usage= p.usage_string(binary_name);
            ASSERT(usage==expected_output.str(),"");
        }
        void test_bool_flag(){
            bool flag=false;
            cli_argument_pack p;
            p.arg(flag,"flag","");
            std::string const binary_name = "binary.exe";
            std::stringstream expected_output;
            using std::endl;
            expected_output << " Program usage is:" << endl
                 << " " << binary_name << " [flag]"
                 << endl << endl
                 << " where:" << endl
                 << " flag -  (0)" << endl
            ;
            std::string usage= p.usage_string(binary_name);
            ASSERT(usage==expected_output.str(),"");

        }

    }
    namespace name_positional_syntax {
        void test_basic(){
            cli_argument_pack p;
            int size =0;
            int time = 0;
            p
                .positional_arg(size,"size","")
                .positional_arg(time,"time","");
            char const* argv[]={"some.exe","1","2"};
            p.parse(array_length(argv),argv);
            ASSERT(size==1,"");
            ASSERT(time==2,"");
        }
        void test_positional_args_explicitly_named(){
            const char* no_or_wrong_exception_error_msg = "exception was expected but not thrown, or wrong exception caught";
            //TODO: Similar functionality is used all over the test. Generalize this helper further, and use as wide within the test as possible?
            struct failed_with_exception{
                static bool _(cli_argument_pack & p, std::size_t argc, char const* argv[]){
                    try{
                        p.parse(argc,argv);
                        return false;
                    }
                    catch(std::exception &){
                        return true;
                    }
                    catch(...){
                        return false;
                    }
                }
            };
            {
                cli_argument_pack p;
                int a,b,c,d;
                p
                    .positional_arg(a,"a","")
                    .positional_arg(b,"b","")
                    .positional_arg(c,"c","")
                    .positional_arg(d,"d","");
                char const* argv[]={"some.exe","a=7","0","1","2","4"};
                ASSERT(failed_with_exception::_(p,array_length(argv),argv),no_or_wrong_exception_error_msg);
            }
            {
                cli_argument_pack p;
                int a,b,c,d;
                p
                    .positional_arg(a,"a","")
                    .positional_arg(b,"b","")
                    .positional_arg(c,"c","")
                    .positional_arg(d,"d","");
                char const* argv[]={"some.exe","a=7","0","1","2"};
                ASSERT(failed_with_exception::_(p,array_length(argv),argv),no_or_wrong_exception_error_msg);
            }
            {
                cli_argument_pack p;
                int a=-1,b=-1,c = -1,d=-1;
                p
                    .positional_arg(a,"a","")
                    .positional_arg(b,"b","")
                    .positional_arg(c,"c","")
                    .positional_arg(d,"d","");
                char const* argv[]={"some.exe","0","1","d=7",};
                ASSERT(!failed_with_exception::_(p,array_length(argv),argv),"unexpected exception");
                ASSERT(a==0,""); ASSERT(b==1,""); ASSERT(c==-1,"");ASSERT(d==7,"");
            }
        }
    }
    namespace name_value_syntax {
        void test_basic(){
            cli_argument_pack p;
            int size =0;
            p.arg(size,"size","size of problem domain");
            char const* argv[]={"some.exe","size=7"};
            p.parse(array_length(argv),argv);
            ASSERT(size==7,"");
        }

        void test_relaxed_order(){
            cli_argument_pack p;
            int size =0;
            int time=0;
            p
                .arg(size,"size","")
                .arg(time,"time","");
            char const* argv[]={"some.exe","time=1","size=2"};
            p.parse(array_length(argv),argv);
            ASSERT(size==2,"");
            ASSERT(time==1,"");
        }

    }
    namespace number_of_argument_value{
        void test_only_single_values_allowed(){
            cli_argument_pack p;
            int a=0;
            p.arg(a,"a","");
            const char* argv[] = {"","a=7","a=8"};
            try {
                p.parse(array_length(argv),argv);
                ASSERT(false,"exception was expected due to duplicated values provided in input, but not thrown");
            }
            catch(std::invalid_argument& e){
                //TODO: use patterns (regexp ?) to generate /validate exception descriptions
                ASSERT(e.what() == std::string("several values specified for: 'a' argument"),wrong_exception_description);
            }
            catch(...){ASSERT(false,wrong_exception);}
        }
    }
    namespace thread_range_tests{
        using utility::thread_number_range;
        using utility::internal::thread_range_step;
        using utility::internal::step_function_multiply;
        using utility::internal::step_function_plus;
        using utility::internal::step_function_power2_ladder;

        int auto_value(){
            return 100;
        }
        bool operator ==(thread_range_step const& left, utility::internal::thread_range_step const& right){
            return (left.step_function == right.step_function)
                   && (left.step_function_argument == right.step_function_argument)
            ;
        }

        bool operator ==(thread_number_range const& left, thread_number_range const& right){
            return (left.auto_number_of_threads==right.auto_number_of_threads)
                    && (left.first == right.first)
                    && (left.last == right.last)
                    && (left.step == right.step)
            ;
        }

        void constructor_default_values(){
            thread_number_range r(auto_value);
            const int default_num_threads = auto_value();
            ASSERT((r.first==1)&&(r.last==default_num_threads),"");
        }
        void validation(){
            try{
                thread_number_range range(auto_value,12,6);
                Harness::suppress_unused_warning(range);
                ASSERT(false,"exception was expected due to invalid range specified, but not thrown");
            }
            catch(std::invalid_argument& e){
                ASSERT(e.what() == std::string("decreasing sequence not allowed"), wrong_exception_description);
            }
            catch(...){ASSERT(false,wrong_exception);}
        }

        thread_number_range thread_number_range_from_string(std::string const& string_to_parse){
            thread_number_range r(auto_value,0,0);
            std::stringstream str(string_to_parse); str>>r;
            return r;
        }
        static const char* thread_range_parse_failed = "error parsing thread range string";
        void post_process_single_value(){
            ASSERT(thread_number_range_from_string("auto") ==
                    thread_number_range(auto_value,auto_value(),auto_value())
                  ,thread_range_parse_failed
            );
        }
        void post_process_pair_value(){
            ASSERT(thread_number_range_from_string("1:auto") ==
                    thread_number_range(auto_value,1,auto_value())
                  ,thread_range_parse_failed
            );

            ASSERT(thread_number_range_from_string("auto:auto") ==
                    thread_number_range(auto_value,auto_value(),auto_value())
                  ,thread_range_parse_failed
            );
        }

        void post_process_troika_value_with_plus_step(){
            ASSERT(thread_number_range_from_string("1:auto:+2") ==
                    thread_number_range(auto_value,1,auto_value(),thread_range_step(step_function_plus,2))
                  ,thread_range_parse_failed
            );
        }

        void post_process_troika_value_with_multiply_step(){
            ASSERT(thread_number_range_from_string("1:auto:*2.6") ==
                    thread_number_range(auto_value,1,auto_value(),thread_range_step(step_function_multiply,2.6))
                  ,thread_range_parse_failed
            );
        }

        void post_process_troika_value_with_ladder_step(){
            try{
                thread_number_range range = thread_number_range_from_string("1:16:#3");
                Harness::suppress_unused_warning(range);
                ASSERT(false,"exception was expected due to invalid range specified, but not thrown");
            }
            catch(std::invalid_argument& e){
                ASSERT(e.what() == std::string("the argument of # should be a power of 2"), wrong_exception_description);
            }
            catch(...){ASSERT(false,wrong_exception);}

            ASSERT(thread_number_range_from_string("1:32:#4") ==
                    thread_number_range(auto_value,1,32,thread_range_step(step_function_power2_ladder,4))
                  ,thread_range_parse_failed
            );
        }

        void test_print_content(){
            std::stringstream str;
            str<<thread_number_range(auto_value,1,8,thread_range_step(step_function_multiply,2));
            ASSERT(str.str() == "1:8:*2","Unexpected string");
        }
    }
}

void run_implementation_unit_tests(){
    using namespace implementation_unit_tests;
    argument_dest_test_suite::test_type_impl_parse_and_store_simple_parse();
    argument_dest_test_suite::test_default_value_of_is_matched();

    cli_argument_pack_suite::test_copy_assign();
}
void run_high_level_api_tests(){
    using namespace  high_level_api_tests;

    test_parse_basic();
    test_named_flags_success();
    test_named_flags_failure();
    test_named_flags_failure_and_other_arg();
    test_named_flags_and_other_arg();
    test_flags_only_others_default();
    test_named_flags_and_other_arg_different_order();

    usage_string::test_one_arg();
    usage_string::test_named_and_postional_args();
    usage_string::test_bool_flag();

    parameters_validation_test_suite::test_validation_function_called();
    parameters_validation_test_suite::test_validation_failed();

    name_value_syntax::test_basic();
    name_value_syntax::test_relaxed_order();

    number_of_argument_value::test_only_single_values_allowed();

    name_positional_syntax::test_basic();
    name_positional_syntax::test_positional_args_explicitly_named();

    error_handling::test_wrong_input();
    error_handling::test_duplicate_arg_names();
    error_handling::test_duplicate_positional_arg_names();

    thread_range_tests::constructor_default_values();
    thread_range_tests::validation();
    thread_range_tests::post_process_single_value();
    thread_range_tests::post_process_pair_value();
    thread_range_tests::post_process_troika_value_with_plus_step();
    thread_range_tests::post_process_troika_value_with_multiply_step();
    thread_range_tests::post_process_troika_value_with_ladder_step();
    thread_range_tests::test_print_content();
}

#include "harness.h"
int TestMain(){
    Harness::suppress_unused_warning(utility::thread_number_range_desc);
    try{
        run_implementation_unit_tests();
        run_high_level_api_tests();
    }catch(std::exception& e){
        //something went wrong , dump any possible details
        std::stringstream str; str<< "run time error: " << e.what()<<std::endl;
        ASSERT(false,str.str().c_str());
    }
    return Harness::Done;

}
