creature/creature_test.go

package creature

import "testing"

func runMachineTest(
	program []int,
	memory []int,
	test *testing.T,
) (
	machine *Machine[int],
) {
	machine = &Machine[int]{}
	machine.LoadProgram(program)
	if memory != nil {
		machine.LoadMemory(memory)
	}

	err := machine.Execute(0)
	if err != nil {
		test.Log("machine exited with error:", err)
		test.Fail()
	}

	return
}

func TestPush(test *testing.T) {
	machine := runMachineTest([]int{
		PUSH, 3,
		POP,
		PUSH, 654,
	}, nil, test)

	result := machine.Pop()
	test.Log("popped:", result)

	if result != 654 {
		test.Log("result should be", 654)
		test.Fail()
	}
}

func TestArithmetic(test *testing.T) {
	machine := runMachineTest([]int{
		PUSH, 3,
		PUSH, 2,
		ADD,

		PUSH, 10,
		PUSH, 4,
		SUB,

		PUSH, 2,
		PUSH, 7,
		MUL,

		PUSH, 12,
		PUSH, 3,
		DIV,

		PUSH, 8,
		PUSH, 6,
		MOD,
	}, nil, test)

	modResult := machine.Pop()
	divResult := machine.Pop()
	mulResult := machine.Pop()
	subResult := machine.Pop()
	addResult := machine.Pop()

	test.Log("add:", addResult)
	test.Log("sub:", subResult)
	test.Log("mul:", mulResult)
	test.Log("div:", divResult)
	test.Log("mod:", modResult)

	if addResult != 5 {
		test.Log("add result should be", 5)
		test.Fail()
	}

	if subResult != 6 {
		test.Log("sub result should be", 6)
		test.Fail()
	}

	if mulResult != 14 {
		test.Log("mul result should be", 14)
		test.Fail()
	}

	if divResult != 4 {
		test.Log("div result should be", 4)
		test.Fail()
	}

	if modResult != 2 {
		test.Log("mod result should be", 2)
		test.Fail()
	}
}

func TestComparison(test *testing.T) {
	machine := runMachineTest([]int{
		PUSH, 6,
		PUSH, 6,
		EQ,

		PUSH, 324,
		PUSH, 4,
		GT,

		PUSH, 4,
		PUSH, 324,
		LT,

		PUSH, 54,
		PUSH, 6,
		NEQ,
	}, nil, test)

	neqResult := machine.Pop()
	ltResult := machine.Pop()
	gtResult := machine.Pop()
	eqResult := machine.Pop()

	test.Log("eq:", eqResult)
	test.Log("gt:", gtResult)
	test.Log("lt:", ltResult)
	test.Log("neq:", neqResult)

	if eqResult != 1 {
		test.Log("eq result should be", 1)
		test.Fail()
	}

	if gtResult != 1 {
		test.Log("gt result should be", 1)
		test.Fail()
	}

	if ltResult != 1 {
		test.Log("lt result should be", 1)
		test.Fail()
	}

	if neqResult != 1 {
		test.Log("neq result should be", 1)
		test.Fail()
	}
}

func TestPeekPoke(test *testing.T) {
	machine := runMachineTest([]int{
		PUSH, 0,
		PEEK,

		PUSH, 29,
		PUSH, 1,
		POKE,

		PUSH, 1,
		PEEK,
	}, []int{
		632,
		13,
	}, test)

	secondResult := machine.Pop()
	firstResult := machine.Pop()

	test.Log("first:", firstResult)
	test.Log("second:", secondResult)

	if firstResult != 632 {
		test.Log("first result should be", 632)
		test.Fail()
	}

	if secondResult != 29 {
		test.Log("second result should be", 29)
		test.Fail()
	}
}

func TestHalt(test *testing.T) {
	machine := runMachineTest([]int{
		PUSH, 32,
		HALT,
		PUSH, 3,
	}, nil, test)

	result := machine.Pop()
	test.Log("popped:", result)

	if result != 32 {
		test.Log("result should be", 32)
		test.Fail()
	}
}

func TestJump(test *testing.T) {
	machine := runMachineTest([]int{
		PUSH, 1,
		PUSH, 8,
		JMP,

		PUSH, 3,
		HALT,

		PUSH, 0,
		PUSH, 16,
		JMP,

		PUSH, 4,
		HALT,

		PUSH, 5,
	}, nil, test)

	result := machine.Pop()
	test.Log("popped:", result)

	if result != 4 {
		test.Log("result should be", 4)
		test.Fail()
	}
}

func TestRegister(test *testing.T) {
	output := ""
	machine := &Machine[int]{}
	machine.LoadProgram([]int{
		PUSH, int('h'),
		PUSH, 4,
		CAL,
		PUSH, int('e'),
		PUSH, 4,
		CAL,
		PUSH, int('l'),
		PUSH, 4,
		CAL,
		PUSH, int('l'),
		PUSH, 4,
		CAL,
		PUSH, int('o'),
		PUSH, 4,
		CAL,
		PUSH, int('r'),
		PUSH, 4,
		CAL,
		PUSH, int('l'),
		PUSH, 4,
		CAL,
		PUSH, int('d'),
		PUSH, 4,
		CAL,
		PUSH, int('!'),
		PUSH, 4,
		CAL,
	})
	machine.Register(4, func(machine *Machine[int]) (stop bool) {
		output += string(rune(machine.Pop()))
		return
	})

	err := machine.Execute(0)
	if err != nil {
		test.Log("machine exited with error:", err)
		test.Fail()
	}

	test.Log("printed:", output)
	if output != "hellorld!" {
		test.Log("result should be", "hellorld!")
		test.Fail()
	}
}