/*
 * Copyright (c) 1997-2001 Silicon Graphics, Inc.  All Rights Reserved.
 */

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "pcp/pmapi.h"

/*
 * exercise pmPrintValue() ... should produce very similar answers
 * when compiled both 32 and 64 bit ... see pv and pv64 targets in
 * the Makefile
 */

int
main(void)
{
    pmValue		v;
    int			l;
    unsigned int	ul;
    long long		ll;
    unsigned long long	ull;
    float		f;
    float		*fp;
    double		d;
    struct {
	int	len;
	char	vbuf[sizeof(double)];
    } vb;

    v.inst = 1;

    l = -1 & (~0xffff);
    memcpy((void *)&v.value.lval, (void *)&l, sizeof(l));
    printf("PM_TYPE_32: ");
    pmPrintValue(stdout, PM_VAL_INSITU,  PM_TYPE_32, &v, 1);
    printf(" correct: %i (0x%x)\n", l, l);

    ul = 0x87654321;
    memcpy((void *)&v.value.lval, (void *)&ul, sizeof(ul));
    printf("PM_TYPE_U32: ");
    pmPrintValue(stdout, PM_VAL_INSITU,  PM_TYPE_U32, &v, 1);
    printf(" correct: %u (0x%x)\n", ul, ul);

    f = 123456.78;
    fp = (float *)&v.value.lval;
    *fp = f;
    printf("PM_TYPE_FLOAT: ");
    pmPrintValue(stdout, PM_VAL_INSITU,  PM_TYPE_FLOAT, &v, 9);
    printf(" correct: %.2f\n", (double)f);

    d = 123456.789012345;
    memcpy((void *)vb.vbuf, (void *)&d, sizeof(double));
    vb.len = sizeof(vb.len) + sizeof(double);
    v.value.pval = (pmValueBlock *)&vb;
    printf("PM_TYPE_DOUBLE: ");
    pmPrintValue(stdout, PM_VAL_SPTR,  PM_TYPE_DOUBLE, &v, 16);
    printf(" correct: %.9f\n", d);

    ll = -1 & (~0xffff);
    memcpy((void *)vb.vbuf, (void *)&ll, sizeof(long long));
    vb.len = sizeof(vb.len) + sizeof(long long);
    v.value.pval = (pmValueBlock *)&vb;
    printf("PM_TYPE_64: ");
    pmPrintValue(stdout, PM_VAL_SPTR,  PM_TYPE_64,  &v, 1);
    printf(" correct: %lli (0x%llx)\n", ll, ll);

    ull = 0x8765432112340000LL;
    memcpy((void *)vb.vbuf, (void *)&ull, sizeof(unsigned long long));
    vb.len = sizeof(vb.len) + sizeof(unsigned long long);
    v.value.pval = (pmValueBlock *)&vb;
    printf("PM_TYPE_U64: ");
    pmPrintValue(stdout, PM_VAL_SPTR,  PM_TYPE_U64,  &v, 1);
    printf(" correct: %llu (0x%llx)\n", ull, ull);

    exit(0);
}