#!/bin/sh
# Validate large timeout parameters
# Separated from standard parameter testing due to kernel overflow bugs.

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. "${srcdir=.}/tests/init.sh"; path_prepend_ ./src
print_ver_ timeout
getlimits_

# It was seen on 32 bit Linux/HPPA and OpenIndiana 11
# that a kernel time_t overflowing cause the timer to fire immediately.
# This is still racy, but unlikely to cause an issue unless
# timeout can't process the timer firing within 3 seconds.
timeout $TIME_T_OFLOW sleep 3
if test $? = 124; then
  skip_ 'timeout $TIME_T_OFLOW ..., timed out immediately!'
fi

# timeout overflow
timeout $UINT_OFLOW sleep 0 || fail=1

# timeout overflow
timeout ${TIME_T_OFLOW}d sleep 0 || fail=1

# floating point notation
timeout 2.34e+5d sleep 0 || fail=1

# floating point overflow
timeout $LDBL_MAX sleep 0 || fail=1
returns_ 125 timeout -- -$LDBL_MAX sleep 0 || fail=1

Exit $fail