/*
 * Copyright 2015 (c) Anna Schumaker.
 */
#include <tests/test.h>
#include <cstdlib>

static unsigned int expected_failures = 0;

#define should_fail(code)	\
	code;			\
	expected_failures++

static unsigned int test_for_each_body(unsigned int i)
{
	if (i > 10)
		return LOOP_FAILED;
	return LOOP_PASSED;
}

static void test_tests()
{
	test_equal(0, 0);
	test_equal((std::string)"2", (std::string)"2");
	test_equal((void *)4, (void *)4);

	should_fail(test_equal(0, 1));
	should_fail(test_equal((std::string)"2", "3"));
	should_fail(test_equal((void *)4, (void *)5));


	test_not_equal(0, 1);
	test_not_equal((std::string)"2", "3");
	test_not_equal((void *)4, (void *)5);

	should_fail(test_not_equal(0, 0));
	should_fail(test_not_equal((std::string)"2", "2"));
	should_fail(test_not_equal((void *)4, (void *)4));


	test_for_each(0, 10, 1, test_for_each_body);
	should_fail(test_for_each(0, 15, 1, test_for_each_body));


	test_equal(test :: failed, expected_failures);
	test :: failed -= expected_failures;
}

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
	test :: run("Testing Sanity Check", test_tests);
	return 0;
}