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28 -- Check that the package System.Address_To_Access_Conversions may be
29 -- instantiated for various simple types.
31 -- Check that To_Pointer and To_Address are inverse operations.
33 -- Check that To_Pointer(X'Address) equals X'Unchecked_Access for an
34 -- X that allows Unchecked_Access.
36 -- Check that To_Pointer(Null_Address) returns null.
39 -- This test checks that the semantics provided in
40 -- Address_To_Access_Conversions are present and operate
41 -- within expectations (to the best extent possible in a portable
42 -- implementation independent fashion).
44 -- The functions Address_To_Hex and Hex_To_Address test the invertability
45 -- of the To_Integer and To_Address functions, along with a great deal
46 -- of optimizer chaff and protection from the fact that type
47 -- Storage_Elements.Integer_Address may be either a modular or a signed
50 -- This test has some interesting usage paradigms in that users
51 -- occasionally want to store address information in a transportable
52 -- fashion, and often resort to some textual representation of values.
54 -- APPLICABILITY CRITERIA:
55 -- All implementations must attempt to compile this test.
57 -- For implementations validating against Systems Programming Annex (C):
58 -- this test must execute and report PASSED.
60 -- For implementations not validating against Annex C:
61 -- this test may report compile time errors at one or more points
62 -- indicated by "-- ANX-C RQMT", in which case it may be graded as inapplicable.
63 -- Otherwise, the test must execute and report PASSED.
66 -- 13 JUL 95 SAIC Initial version (CD72001)
67 -- 08 FEB 96 SAIC Revised (split) version for 2.1
68 -- 07 MAY 96 SAIC Additional subtest added for 2.1
69 -- 16 FEB 98 EDS Modified documentation.
75 with System
.Storage_Elements
;
76 with System
.Address_To_Access_Conversions
;
81 package Number_ATAC
is
82 new System
.Address_To_Access_Conversions
(Number
); -- ANX-C RQMT
84 use type Number_ATAC
.Object_Pointer
;
87 One
, Two
: aliased Number
;
91 new System
.Address_To_Access_Conversions
(Data
); -- ANX-C RQMT
93 use type Data_ATAC
.Object_Pointer
;
95 type Test_Cases
is ( Addr_Type
, Record_Type
);
97 type Naive_Dynamic_String
is access String;
99 type String_Store
is array(Test_Cases
) of Naive_Dynamic_String
;
101 The_Strings
: String_Store
;
103 -- create several aliased objects with distinct values
105 My_Number
: aliased Number
:= Number
'First;
106 My_Data
: aliased Data
:= (Number
'First,Number
'Last);
108 use type System
.Storage_Elements
.Integer_Address
;
110 begin -- Main test procedure.
112 Report
.Test
("CD72A01", "Check package " &
113 "System.Address_To_Access_Conversions " &
114 "for simple types" );
116 -- take several pointer objects, convert them to addresses, and store
117 -- the address as a hexadecimal representation for later reconversion
119 The_Strings
(Addr_Type
) := new String'(
120 Address_To_Hex(Number_ATAC.To_Address(My_Number'Access)) );
122 The_Strings(Record_Type) := new String'(
123 Address_To_Hex
(Data_ATAC
.To_Address
(My_Data
'Access)) );
125 -- now, reconvert the hexadecimal address values back to pointers,
126 -- and check that the dereferenced pointer still designates the
127 -- value placed at that location. The use of the intermediate
128 -- string representation should foil even the cleverest of optimizers
130 if Number_ATAC
.To_Pointer
(
131 Hex_To_Address
(The_Strings
(Addr_Type
))).all
133 Report
.Failed
("Number reconversion");
136 if Data_ATAC
.To_Pointer
(Hex_To_Address
(The_Strings
(Record_Type
))).all
137 /= (Number
'First,Number
'Last) then
138 Report
.Failed
("Data reconversion");
141 -- check that the resulting values are equal to the 'Unchecked_Access
144 if Number_ATAC
.To_Pointer
(
145 Hex_To_Address
(The_Strings
(Addr_Type
)))
146 /= My_Number
'Unchecked_Access then
147 Report
.Failed
("Number Unchecked_Access");
150 if Data_ATAC
.To_Pointer
(Hex_To_Address
(The_Strings
(Record_Type
)))
151 /= My_Data
'Unchecked_Access then
152 Report
.Failed
("Data Unchecked_Access");
155 if Number_ATAC
.To_Pointer
(System
.Null_Address
) /= null then
156 Report
.Failed
("To_Pointer(Null_Address) /= null");
159 if Number_ATAC
.To_Address
(null) /= System
.Null_Address
then
160 Report
.Failed
("To_Address(null) /= Null_Address");