#!/bin/sh
# Validate cksum operation

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. "${srcdir=.}/tests/init.sh"; path_prepend_ ./src
print_ver_ cksum printf


returns_ 1 cksum missing 2> /dev/null || fail=1

# Pass in expected crc and crc32b for file "in"
# Sets fail=1 upon failure
crc_check() {
  for crct in crc crc32b; do
    cksum -a $crct in > out || fail=1
    case "$crct" in crc) crce="$1";; crc32b) crce="$2";; esac
    size=$(stat -c %s in) || framework_failure_
    printf '%s\n' "$crce $size in" > exp || framework_failure_
    compare exp out || fail=1
  done
}


# Check complete range of bytes
{
  for offset in $(seq -1 6); do
    env printf $(env printf '\\%03o' $(seq 0 $offset));
    env printf $(env printf '\\%03o' $(seq 0 255));
  done
} > in || framework_failure_
crc_check 4097727897 559400337

# Make sure crc is correct for files larger than 128 bytes (4 fold pclmul)
{
  env printf $(env printf '\\%03o' $(seq 0 130));
} > in || framework_failure_
crc_check 3800919234 3739179551

# Make sure crc is correct for files larger than 32 bytes
# but <128 bytes (1 fold pclmul)
{
  env printf $(env printf '\\%03o' $(seq 0 64));
} > in || framework_failure_
crc_check 796287823 1086353368

# Make sure crc is still handled correctly when next 65k buffer is read
# (>32 bytes more than 65k)
{
  seq 1 12780
} > in || framework_failure_
crc_check 3720986905 388883562

# Make sure crc is still handled correctly when next 65k buffer is read
# (>=128 bytes more than 65k)
{
  seq 1 12795
} > in || framework_failure_
crc_check 4278270357 2796628507


Exit $fail