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Overhaul input validation of sparse() function. * sparse.cc (Fsparse): Decode input type and identify floating point inputs. If input is of single type, emit new warning "Octave:sparse:double-conversion". If input is neither floating point or logical, then call err_wrong_type_arg() for pretty error message. Rename temporary variable 'k' to "argidx" for clarity. New temporary variable "arg" to increase readability of code. Add FIXME note about unreachable code due to behavior of get_dimensions(). * sparse.cc (Fissparse): Turn off warning about double-conversion temporarily for test which has single input. * warning_ids.m: Add description for new warning ID "Octave:sparse:double-conversion". * mk-sparse-tst.sh: Redo BIST tests for sparse() construction.
author Rik <rik@octave.org>
date Wed, 26 Apr 2023 10:09:09 -0700
parents 597f3ee61a48
children 2e484f9f1f18
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#! /bin/sh

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CLASSES="
  double
  single
  char
  logical
  int8
  int16
  int32
  int64
  uint8
  uint16
  uint32
  uint64
  struct
  cell
  function_handle
"

if [ $# -eq 2 ]; then
  output_dir="$1"
  shift
  case "$1" in
    --list-files)
      echo tbcover.m
      echo bc-overloads.tst
      for class in $CLASSES; do
        echo @$class/tbcover.m
      done
      exit
    ;;
    --list-dirs)
      for class in $CLASSES; do
        echo @$class
      done
      exit
    ;;
    --list-classes)
      echo $CLASSES
      exit
    ;;
    *)
      expected_results_file="$1"
    ;;
  esac
else
  echo "usage: mk-bc-overload-tst.sh output_dir option" 1>&2
  exit 1
fi

for class in $CLASSES; do
  DIR="@$class"
  test -d $DIR || mkdir $DIR || { echo "error: could not create $DIR"; exit; }
  cat > $DIR/tbcover.m << EOF
% !!! DO NOT EDIT !!!
% generated automatically by mk-bc-overload-tst.sh
function s = tbcover (x, y)
  s = '$class';
EOF
done

cat > $output_dir/tbcover.m << EOF
% !!! DO NOT EDIT !!!
% generated automatically by mk-bc-overload-tst.sh
function s = tbcover (x, y)
  s = 'none';
EOF

if test "$1" = "overloads_only" ; then
  exit
fi

cat > $output_dir/bc-overloads.tst << EOF
## !!! DO NOT EDIT !!!
## THIS IS AN AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED FILE
## modify build-bc-overload-tests.sh to generate the tests you need.

%!shared ex
%! ex.double = 1;
%! ex.single = single (1);
%! ex.logical = true;
%! ex.char = 'char';
%! ex.int8  = int8 (1);
%! ex.int16 = int16 (1);
%! ex.int32 = int32 (1);
%! ex.int64 = int64 (1);
%! ex.uint8  = uint8 (1);
%! ex.uint16 = uint16 (1);
%! ex.uint32 = uint32 (1);
%! ex.uint64 = uint64 (1);
%! ex.cell = {};
%! ex.struct = struct ();
%! ex.function_handle = @numel;

EOF

cat $expected_results_file | \
while read cl1 cl2 clr ; do
  cat >> $output_dir/bc-overloads.tst << EOF
%% Name call
%!assert (tbcover (ex.$cl1, ex.$cl2), "$clr")
%% Handle call
%!assert ((@tbcover) (ex.$cl1, ex.$cl2), "$clr")

EOF
done

cat >> $output_dir/bc-overloads.tst << EOF
%%test handles through cellfun
%!test
%! f = fieldnames (ex);
%! n = numel (f);
%! s = c1 = c2 = cell (n);
%! for i = 1:n
%!   for j = 1:n
%!     c1{i,j} = ex.(f{i});
%!     c2{i,j} = ex.(f{j});
%!     s{i,j} = tbcover (ex.(f{i}), ex.(f{j}));
%!   endfor
%! endfor
%! assert (cellfun (@tbcover, c1, c2, "uniformoutput", false), s);
EOF