test/415-optimizing-arith-neg/src/Main.java

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// Note that $opt$ is a marker for the optimizing compiler to ensure
// it does compile the method.
public class Main {

  public static void expectEquals(int expected, int result) {
    if (expected != result) {
      throw new Error("Expected: " + expected + ", found: " + result);
    }
  }

  public static void expectEquals(long expected, long result) {
    if (expected != result) {
      throw new Error("Expected: " + expected + ", found: " + result);
    }
  }

  public static void main(String[] args) {
    negInt();
    $opt$InplaceNegOneInt(1);

    negLong();
    $opt$InplaceNegOneLong(1L);
  }

  private static void negInt() {
    expectEquals(-1, $opt$NegInt(1));
    expectEquals(1, $opt$NegInt(-1));
    expectEquals(0, $opt$NegInt(0));
    expectEquals(51, $opt$NegInt(-51));
    expectEquals(-51, $opt$NegInt(51));
    expectEquals(2147483647, $opt$NegInt(-2147483647));  // (2^31 - 1)
    expectEquals(-2147483647, $opt$NegInt(2147483647));  // -(2^31 - 1)
    // From the Java 7 SE Edition specification:
    // http://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se7/html/jls-15.html#jls-15.15.4
    //
    //   For integer values, negation is the same as subtraction from
    //   zero.  The Java programming language uses two's-complement
    //   representation for integers, and the range of two's-complement
    //   values is not symmetric, so negation of the maximum negative
    //   int or long results in that same maximum negative number.
    //   Overflow occurs in this case, but no exception is thrown.
    //   For all integer values x, -x equals (~x)+1.''
    expectEquals(-2147483648, $opt$NegInt(-2147483648)); // -(2^31)
  }

  private static void $opt$InplaceNegOneInt(int a) {
    a = -a;
    expectEquals(-1, a);
  }

  private static void negLong() {
    expectEquals(-1L, $opt$NegLong(1L));
    expectEquals(1L, $opt$NegLong(-1L));
    expectEquals(0L, $opt$NegLong(0L));
    expectEquals(51L, $opt$NegLong(-51L));
    expectEquals(-51L, $opt$NegLong(51L));

    expectEquals(2147483647L, $opt$NegLong(-2147483647L));  // (2^31 - 1)
    expectEquals(-2147483647L, $opt$NegLong(2147483647L));  // -(2^31 - 1)
    expectEquals(2147483648L, $opt$NegLong(-2147483648L));  // 2^31
    expectEquals(-2147483648L, $opt$NegLong(2147483648L));  // -(2^31)

    expectEquals(9223372036854775807L, $opt$NegLong(-9223372036854775807L));  // (2^63 - 1)
    expectEquals(-9223372036854775807L, $opt$NegLong(9223372036854775807L));  // -(2^63 - 1)
    // See remark regarding the negation of the maximum negative
    // (long) value in negInt().
    expectEquals(-9223372036854775808L, $opt$NegLong(-9223372036854775808L)); // -(2^63)
  }

  private static void $opt$InplaceNegOneLong(long a) {
    a = -a;
    expectEquals(-1L, a);
  }

  static int $opt$NegInt(int a){
    return -a;
  }

  static long $opt$NegLong(long a){
    return -a;
  }
}