#!/bin/sh
# Ensure sort -g sorts floating point limits correctly

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if test "$VERBOSE" = yes; then
  set -x
  sort --version
fi

. $srcdir/test-lib.sh

# Return 0 if LDBL_MIN is smaller than DBL_MIN, else 1.
# Dissect numbers like these, comparing first exponent, then
# whole part of mantissa, then fraction, until finding enough
# of a difference to determine the relative order of the numbers.
# These are "reversed":
#   $ ./getlimits |grep DBL_MIN
#   DBL_MIN=2.225074e-308
#   LDBL_MIN=2.004168e-292
#
# These are in the expected order:
#   $ ./getlimits|grep DBL_MIN
#   DBL_MIN=2.225074e-308
#   LDBL_MIN=3.362103e-4932

dbl_minima_order()
{
  LC_ALL=C getlimits_
  set -- $(echo $LDBL_MIN | tr .e- '   ')
  local ldbl_whole=$1 ldbl_frac=$2 ldbl_exp=$3

  set -- $(echo $DBL_MIN |tr .e- '   ')
  local dbl_whole=$1 dbl_frac=$2 dbl_exp=$3

  test "$dbl_exp"    -lt "$ldbl_exp"   && return 0
  test "$ldbl_exp"   -lt "$dbl_exp"    && return 1
  test "$ldbl_whole" -lt "$dbl_whole"  && return 0
  test "$dbl_whole"  -lt "$ldbl_whole" && return 1
  test "$ldbl_frac"  -le "$dbl_frac"   && return 0
  return 1
}

# On some systems, DBL_MIN < LDBL_MIN.  Detect that.
dbl_minima_order; reversed=$?

for LOC in C $LOCALE_FR; do

  LC_ALL=$LOC getlimits_

  # See if sort should be using long doubles
  grep '^#define HAVE_C99_STRTOLD 1' $CONFIG_HEADER > /dev/null ||
    { LDBL_MAX="$DBL_MAX"; LDBL_MIN="$DBL_MIN"; }

  # If DBL_MIN happens to be smaller than LDBL_MIN, swap them,
  # so that out expected output is sorted.
  if test $reversed = 1; then
    t=$LDBL_MIN
    LDBL_MIN=$DBL_MIN
    DBL_MIN=$t
  fi

  printf -- "\
-$LDBL_MAX
-$DBL_MAX
-$FLT_MAX
-$FLT_MIN
-$DBL_MIN
-$LDBL_MIN
0
$LDBL_MIN
$DBL_MIN
$FLT_MIN
$FLT_MAX
$DBL_MAX
$LDBL_MAX
" |
  grep '^[0-9.,e+-]*$' > exp # restrict to numeric just in case

  tac exp | LC_ALL=$LOC sort -sg > out || fail=1

  compare out exp || fail=1
done

Exit $fail