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--
-- OBJECTIVE:
-- Check that a Size clause for an object is supported if the specified
-- size is at least as large as the subtype's size, and correspond to a
-- size in storage elements that is a multiple of the object's (non-zero)
-- Alignment. RM 13.3(43)
--
-- TEST DESCRIPTION:
-- This test defines several types and then asserts specific sizes for
-- the, it then checks that the size set is reported back.
--
-- APPLICABILITY CRITERIA:
-- All implementations must attempt to compile this test.
--
-- For implementations validating against Systems Programming Annex (C):
-- this test must execute and report PASSED.
--
-- For implementations not validating against Annex C:
-- this test may report compile time errors at one or more points
-- indicated by "-- ANX-C RQMT", in which case it may be graded as inapplicable.
-- Otherwise, the test must execute and report PASSED.
--
--
-- CHANGE HISTORY:
-- 22 JUL 95 SAIC Initial version
-- 08 MAY 96 SAIC Corrected and strengthened for 2.1
-- 14 FEB 97 PWB.CTA Changed 'Size specifications to multiples
-- of System.Storage_Unit; restricted 'Size spec
-- for enumeration object to max integer size.
-- 16 FEB 98 EDS Modify Documentation.
-- 25 JAN 99 RLB Repaired to properly set and check sizes.
-- 29 JAN 99 RLB Added Pack pragma needed for some implementations.
-- Corrected to support a Storage_Unit size < 8.
--!
------------------------------------------------------------------- CD30003
with Report;
with System;
procedure CD30003 is
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- types and subtypes
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
type Bit is mod 2**1;
for Bit'Size use 1; -- ANX-C RQMT.
type Byte is mod 2**8;
for Byte'Size use 8; -- ANX-C RQMT.
type Smallword is mod 2**8;
for Smallword'size use 16; -- ANX-C RQMT.
type Byte_Array is array(1..4) of Byte;
pragma Pack(Byte_Array); -- ANX-C RQMT.
-- size should be 32
type Smallword_Array is array(1..4) of Smallword;
pragma Pack(Smallword_Array); -- Required if Storage_Unit > 16. -- ANX-C RQMT.
-- Use to calulate maximum required size:
type Max_Modular is mod System.Max_Binary_Modulus;
type Max_Integer is range System.Min_Int .. System.Max_Int;
Enum_Size : constant := Integer'Min (32,
Integer'Min (Max_Modular'Size, Max_Integer'Size));
type Transmission_Data is ( Empty, Input, Output, IO, Control );
for Transmission_Data'Size use Enum_Size; -- ANX-C RQMT.
-- Sizes to try:
-- The basic sizes are based on a "normal" Storage_Unit = 8 implementation.
-- We then use formulas to insure that the specified sizes meet the
-- the minimum level of support and AI-0051.
Modular_Single_Size : constant := Integer'Min (((8 + (System.Storage_Unit-1))
/System.Storage_Unit)*System.Storage_Unit, Max_Modular'Size);
-- Calulate an appropriate, legal, and required to be supported size to
-- try, which is the size of Byte. Note that object sizes must be
-- a multiple of the storage unit for the compiler.
Modular_Double_Size : constant := Integer'Min (((16 + (System.Storage_Unit-1))
/System.Storage_Unit)*System.Storage_Unit, Max_Modular'Size);
Modular_Quad_Size : constant := Integer'Min (((32 + (System.Storage_Unit-1))
/System.Storage_Unit)*System.Storage_Unit, Max_Modular'Size);
Array_Quad_Size : constant := ((4 * 8 + (System.Storage_Unit-1))
/System.Storage_Unit)*System.Storage_Unit;
Array_Octo_Size : constant := ((4 * 16 + (System.Storage_Unit-1))
/System.Storage_Unit)*System.Storage_Unit;
Rounded_Enum_Size : constant := ((Enum_Size + (System.Storage_Unit-1))
/System.Storage_Unit)*System.Storage_Unit;
Enum_Quad_Size : constant := Integer'Min (((32 + (System.Storage_Unit-1))
/System.Storage_Unit)*System.Storage_Unit,
Integer'Min (Max_Modular'Size, Max_Integer'Size));
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- objects
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bit_8 : Bit :=0;
for Bit_8'Size use System.Storage_Unit; -- ANX-C RQMT.
Bit_G : Bit :=0;
for Bit_G'Size use Modular_Double_Size; -- ANX-C RQMT.
Byte_8 : Byte :=0;
for Byte_8'Size use Modular_Single_Size; -- ANX-C RQMT.
Byte_G : Byte :=0;
for Byte_G'Size use Modular_Double_Size; -- ANX-C RQMT.
Smallword_1 : Smallword :=0;
for Smallword_1'Size use Modular_Double_Size; -- ANX-C RQMT.
Smallword_2 : Smallword :=0;
for Smallword_2'Size use Modular_Quad_Size; -- ANX-C RQMT.
Byte_Array_1 : Byte_Array := (others=>0);
for Byte_Array_1'Size use Array_Quad_Size; -- ANX-C RQMT.
Smallword_Array_1 : Smallword_Array := (others=>0);
for Smallword_Array_1'Size use Array_Octo_Size; -- ANX-C RQMT.
Transmission_Data_1 : aliased Transmission_Data := Empty;
Transmission_Data_2 : Transmission_Data := Control;
for Transmission_Data_2'Size use Enum_Quad_Size; -- ANX-C RQMT.
begin -- Main test procedure.
Report.Test ("CD30003", "Check that Size clauses are supported for " &
"values at least as large as the subtypes " &
"size, and correspond to a size in storage " &
"elements that is a multiple of the objects " &
"(non-zero) Alignment" );
if Bit_8'Size /= System.Storage_Unit then
Report.Failed("Expected Bit_8'Size =" & Integer'Image(System.Storage_Unit)
& " , actually =" & Integer'Image(Bit_8'Size));
end if;
if Bit_G'Size /= Modular_Double_Size then
Report.Failed("Expected Bit_G'Size =" & Integer'Image(Modular_Double_Size)
& " , actually =" & Integer'Image(Bit_G'Size));
end if;
if Byte_8'Size /= Modular_Single_Size then
Report.Failed("Expected Byte_8'Size =" & Integer'Image(Modular_Single_Size)
& " , actually =" & Integer'Image(Byte_8'Size));
end if;
if Byte_G'Size /= Modular_Double_Size then
Report.Failed("Expected Bit_G'Size =" & Integer'Image(Modular_Double_Size)
& " , actually =" & Integer'Image(Byte_G'Size));
end if;
if Smallword_1'Size /= Modular_Double_Size then
Report.Failed("Expected Smallword_1'Size =" &
Integer'Image(Modular_Double_Size) &
", actually =" & Integer'Image(Smallword_1'Size));
end if;
if Smallword_2'Size /= Modular_Quad_Size then
Report.Failed("Expected Smallword_2'Size =" &
Integer'Image(Modular_Quad_Size) &
", actually =" & Integer'Image(Smallword_2'Size));
end if;
if Byte_Array_1'Size /= Array_Quad_Size then
Report.Failed("Expected Byte_Array_1'Size =" &
Integer'Image(Array_Quad_Size) &
", actually =" & Integer'Image(Byte_Array_1'Size));
end if;
if Smallword_Array_1'Size /= Array_Octo_Size then
Report.Failed(
"Expected Smallword_Array_1'Size =" &
Integer'Image(Array_Octo_Size) &
", actually =" & Integer'Image(Smallword_Array_1'Size));
end if;
if Transmission_Data_1'Size /= Enum_Size and then
Transmission_Data_1'Size /= Rounded_Enum_Size then
Report.Failed(
"Expected Transmission_Data_1'Size =" & Integer'Image(Rounded_Enum_Size) &
", actually =" & Integer'Image(Transmission_Data_1'Size));
end if;
if Transmission_Data_2'Size /= Enum_Quad_Size then
Report.Failed(
"Expected Transmission_Data_2'Size =" & Integer'Image(Enum_Quad_Size) &
", actually =" & Integer'Image(Transmission_Data_2'Size));
end if;
Report.Result;
end CD30003;