37 lines
1.1 KiB
C
37 lines
1.1 KiB
C
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#include "patprep.h"
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#include <stdio.h>
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// Below is a series of test cases that were not present in the original. The
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// purpose of this function is to output the test cases that will go into the
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// rust version of the project, to assert that they behave correctly.
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char *cases[] = {"testing",
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"test*",
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"/foo/bar/whatever[0-9]",
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"/foo/bar/whatever*[0-9]",
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"/foo/bar/whatever[0-9]",
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"/foo/bar/whatever[0-9]*",
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"/foo/bar/*whatever[0-9]",
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"fooz]",
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NULL};
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// Since patprep gives us the END of the array, we need to search for
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// the beginning. And both ends are null terminated, because Unix.
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// There is a ton of undefined behavior here, all of which is predicated
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// on never sending patprep something it can't parse, or a zero-length
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// string.
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void main() {
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int i;
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char *c;
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char *g;
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for (i = 0, c = cases[0]; cases[i] != NULL; ++i, c = cases[i]) {
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g = patprep(c);
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while (*g != 0) {
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g--;
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}
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g++;
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printf("assert_eq!(prepare_pattern(b\"%s\"), b\"%s\");\n", c, g);
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}
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}
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