// Copyright (c) 2015, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file // for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a // BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file. import "package:expect/expect.dart"; import "package:expect/variations.dart" as v; import "dart:math" show pow; var smallNumber = 1234567890; // is 31-bit integer. var mediumNumber = 1234567890123456; // is 53-bit integer testModPow() { test(x, e, m, expectedResult) { // Check that expected result is correct, using an unoptimized version. assert(() { if (1 is double) return true; // Don't have bignums. slowModPow(x, e, m) { var r = 1; while (e > 0) { if (e.isOdd) r = (r * x) % m as int; e >>= 1; x = (x * x) % m; } return r; } return slowModPow(x, e, m) == expectedResult; }()); var result = x.modPow(e, m); Expect.equals(expectedResult, result, "$x.modPow($e, $m)"); } test(10, 20, 1, 0); test(1234567890, 1000000001, 19, 11); test(1234567890, 19, 1000000001, 122998977); test(19, 1234567890, 1000000001, 619059596); test(19, 1000000001, 1234567890, 84910879); test(1000000001, 19, 1234567890, 872984351); test(1000000001, 1234567890, 19, 0); } testModInverse() { test(x, m, expectedResult) { //print("$x op $m == $expectedResult"); // Check that expectedResult is an inverse. assert(expectedResult < m); // The 1 % m handles the m = 1 special case. // This test may overflow if we don't have bignums, so only run on VM. assert(1 is double || (((x % m) * expectedResult) - 1) % m == 0); var result = x.modInverse(m); Expect.equals(expectedResult, result, "$x modinv $m"); if (x > m) { x = x % m; var result = x.modInverse(m); Expect.equals(expectedResult, result, "$x modinv $m"); } } testThrows(x, m) { // Throws if not co-prime, which is a symmetric property. Expect.throws(() => x.modInverse(m)); Expect.throws(() => m.modInverse(x)); } test(1, 1, 0); testThrows(0, 1000000001); testThrows(2, 4); testThrows(99, 9); testThrows(19, 1000000001); // Co-prime numbers test(1234567890, 19, 11); test(1234567890, 1000000001, 189108911); test(19, 1234567890, 519818059); test(1000000001, 1234567890, 1001100101); test(12345, 12346, 12345); test(12345, 12346, 12345); test(smallNumber, 137, 42); test(137, smallNumber, 856087223); test(mediumNumber, 137, 77); test(137, mediumNumber, 540686667207353); } testGcd() { // Call testFunc with all combinations and orders of plus/minus // value and other. callCombos(value, other, testFunc) { testFunc(value, other); testFunc(value, -other); testFunc(-value, other); testFunc(-value, -other); if (value == other) return; testFunc(other, value); testFunc(other, -value); testFunc(-other, value); testFunc(-other, -value); } // Test that gcd of value and other (non-negative) is expectedResult. // Tests all combinations of positive and negative values and order of // operands, so use positive values and order is not important. test(value, other, expectedResult) { // Check for bug in test. assert(expectedResult == 0 || value % expectedResult == 0); assert(expectedResult == 0 || other % expectedResult == 0); callCombos(value, other, (a, b) { var result = a.gcd(b); /// Check that the result is a divisor. Expect.equals(0, result == 0 ? a : a % result, "$result | $a"); Expect.equals(0, result == 0 ? b : b % result, "$result | $b"); // Check for bug in test. If assert fails, the expected value is too low, // and the gcd call has found a greater common divisor. assert(result >= expectedResult); Expect.equals(expectedResult, result, "$a.gcd($b)"); }); } // Test that gcd of value and other (non-negative) throws. testThrows(value, other) { callCombos(value, other, (a, b) { Expect.throwsWhen(v.checkedParameters || a is! int, () => a.gcd(b)); }); } testThrows(2.5, 5); // Not a method on double. testThrows(5, 2.5); // Not accepting non-int arguments. // Format: // test(value1, value2, expectedResult); test(1, 1, 1); // both are 1 test(1, 2, 1); // one is 1 test(3, 5, 1); // coprime. test(37, 37, 37); // Same larger prime. test(9999, 7272, 909); // Larger numbers test(0, 1000, 1000); // One operand is zero. test(0, 0, 0); // Both operands are zero. // Multiplying both operands by a number multiplies result by same number. test(693, 609, 21); test(693 << 5, 609 << 5, 21 << 5); test(693 * 937, 609 * 937, 21 * 937); test(693 * pow(2, 32), 609 * pow(2, 32), 21 * pow(2, 32)); test(693 * pow(2, 52), 609 * pow(2, 52), 21 * pow(2, 52)); test(693 * pow(2, 53), 609 * pow(2, 53), 21 * pow(2, 53)); // Regression. test(693 * pow(2, 99), 609 * pow(2, 99), 21 * pow(2, 99)); test(1234567890, 19, 1); test(1234567890, 1000000001, 1); test(19, 1000000001, 19); test(0x3FFFFFFF, 0x3FFFFFFF, 0x3FFFFFFF); test(0x3FFFFFFF, 0x40000000, 1); test(pow(2, 54), pow(2, 53), pow(2, 53)); test((pow(2, 52) - 1) * pow(2, 10), (pow(2, 26) - 1) * pow(2, 22), (pow(2, 26) - 1) * pow(2, 10)); } main() { testModPow(); // //# modPow: ok testModInverse(); testGcd(); }