Function TestVarint

go/fory/buffer_test.go:27–65

(t *testing.T)

)

func TestVarint(t *testing.T) {
	err := &Error{}
	for i := 1; i <= 32; i++ {
		buf := NewByteBuffer(nil)
		for j := 0; j < i; j++ {
			buf.WriteByte_(1) // make address unaligned.
			buf.ReadByte(err)
		}
		// Zigzag encoding doubles positive values: zigzag(n) = n * 2 for positive n
		// So boundary values for positive numbers are:
		// 1 byte: 0-63 (zigzag 0-126, fits in 7 bits)
		// 2 bytes: 64-8191 (zigzag 128-16382, fits in 14 bits)
		// 3 bytes: 8192-1048575 (zigzag fits in 21 bits)
		// 4 bytes: 1048576-134217727 (zigzag fits in 28 bits)
		// 5 bytes: 134217728+ (zigzag fits in 32 bits)
		checkVarint(t, buf, 1, 1)
		checkVarint(t, buf, 63, 1)        // max 1-byte positive: zigzag(63)=126
		checkVarint(t, buf, 64, 2)        // min 2-byte positive: zigzag(64)=128
		checkVarint(t, buf, 8191, 2)      // max 2-byte positive: zigzag(8191)=16382
		checkVarint(t, buf, 8192, 3)      // min 3-byte positive: zigzag(8192)=16384
		checkVarint(t, buf, 1048575, 3)   // max 3-byte positive
		checkVarint(t, buf, 1048576, 4)   // min 4-byte positive
		checkVarint(t, buf, 134217727, 4) // max 4-byte positive
		checkVarint(t, buf, 134217728, 5) // min 5-byte positive
		checkVarint(t, buf, MaxInt32, 5)
		checkVarintWrite(t, buf, -1)
		checkVarintWrite(t, buf, -1<<6)
		checkVarintWrite(t, buf, -1<<7)
		checkVarintWrite(t, buf, -1<<13)
		checkVarintWrite(t, buf, -1<<14)
		checkVarintWrite(t, buf, -1<<20)
		checkVarintWrite(t, buf, -1<<21)
		checkVarintWrite(t, buf, -1<<27)
		checkVarintWrite(t, buf, -1<<28)
		checkVarintWrite(t, buf, MinInt8)
		checkVarintWrite(t, buf, MinInt16)
		checkVarintWrite(t, buf, MinInt32)
	}
}

func checkVarint(t *testing.T, buf *ByteBuffer, value int32, bytesWritten int8) {
	err := &Error{}