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      9 //
     10 // XFAIL: with_system_lib=x86_64-apple-darwin11
     11 // XFAIL: with_system_lib=x86_64-apple-darwin12
     12 
     13 // <string>
     14 
     15 // float stof(const string& str, size_t *idx = 0);
     16 // float stof(const wstring& str, size_t *idx = 0);
     17 
     18 #include <string>
     19 #include <cmath>
     20 #include <cassert>
     21 
     22 int main()
     23 {
     24     assert(std::stof("0") == 0);
     25     assert(std::stof(L"0") == 0);
     26     assert(std::stof("-0") == 0);
     27     assert(std::stof(L"-0") == 0);
     28     assert(std::stof("-10") == -10);
     29     assert(std::stof(L"-10.5") == -10.5);
     30     assert(std::stof(" 10") == 10);
     31     assert(std::stof(L" 10") == 10);
     32     size_t idx = 0;
     33     assert(std::stof("10g", &idx) == 10);
     34     assert(idx == 2);
     35     idx = 0;
     36     assert(std::stof(L"10g", &idx) == 10);
     37     assert(idx == 2);
     38     idx = 0;
     39     try
     40     {
     41         // 21.5p4 and p6: "call strtod [...] Throws out_of_range if strtod
     42         // [...] sets errno to ERANGE".  1.e60 fits in a double, so while this
     43         // does return INFINITY it shouldn't throw according to the standard.
     44         assert(std::stof("1.e60", &idx) == INFINITY);
     45         assert(idx == 5);
     46     }
     47     catch (const std::out_of_range&)
     48     {
     49         assert(false);
     50     }
     51     try
     52     {
     53         // 21.5p11 and p13: "call wcstod [...] Throws out_of_range if wcstod
     54         // [...] sets errno to ERANGE".  1.e60 fits in a double, so while this
     55         // does return INFINITY it shouldn't throw according to the standard.
     56         assert(std::stof(L"1.e60", &idx) == INFINITY);
     57         assert(idx == 5);
     58     }
     59     catch (const std::out_of_range&)
     60     {
     61         assert(false);
     62     }
     63     idx = 0;
     64     try
     65     {
     66         assert(std::stof("1.e360", &idx) == INFINITY);
     67         assert(false);
     68     }
     69     catch (const std::out_of_range&)
     70     {
     71         assert(idx == 0);
     72     }
     73     try
     74     {
     75         assert(std::stof(L"1.e360", &idx) == INFINITY);
     76         assert(false);
     77     }
     78     catch (const std::out_of_range&)
     79     {
     80         assert(idx == 0);
     81     }
     82     try
     83     {
     84         assert(std::stof("INF", &idx) == INFINITY);
     85         assert(idx == 3);
     86     }
     87     catch (const std::out_of_range&)
     88     {
     89         assert(false);
     90     }
     91     idx = 0;
     92     try
     93     {
     94         assert(std::stof(L"INF", &idx) == INFINITY);
     95         assert(idx == 3);
     96     }
     97     catch (const std::out_of_range&)
     98     {
     99         assert(false);
    100     }
    101     idx = 0;
    102     try
    103     {
    104         assert(std::isnan(std::stof("NAN", &idx)));
    105         assert(idx == 3);
    106     }
    107     catch (const std::out_of_range&)
    108     {
    109         assert(false);
    110     }
    111     idx = 0;
    112     try
    113     {
    114         assert(std::isnan(std::stof(L"NAN", &idx)));
    115         assert(idx == 3);
    116     }
    117     catch (const std::out_of_range&)
    118     {
    119         assert(false);
    120     }
    121     idx = 0;
    122     try
    123     {
    124         std::stof("", &idx);
    125         assert(false);
    126     }
    127     catch (const std::invalid_argument&)
    128     {
    129         assert(idx == 0);
    130     }
    131     try
    132     {
    133         std::stof(L"", &idx);
    134         assert(false);
    135     }
    136     catch (const std::invalid_argument&)
    137     {
    138         assert(idx == 0);
    139     }
    140     try
    141     {
    142         std::stof("  - 8", &idx);
    143         assert(false);
    144     }
    145     catch (const std::invalid_argument&)
    146     {
    147         assert(idx == 0);
    148     }
    149     try
    150     {
    151         std::stof(L"  - 8", &idx);
    152         assert(false);
    153     }
    154     catch (const std::invalid_argument&)
    155     {
    156         assert(idx == 0);
    157     }
    158     try
    159     {
    160         std::stof("a1", &idx);
    161         assert(false);
    162     }
    163     catch (const std::invalid_argument&)
    164     {
    165         assert(idx == 0);
    166     }
    167     try
    168     {
    169         std::stof(L"a1", &idx);
    170         assert(false);
    171     }
    172     catch (const std::invalid_argument&)
    173     {
    174         assert(idx == 0);
    175     }
    176 }
    177