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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Check possible problems in the MPFR source.
# mpfrlint can be run from the tools directory
dir=`pwd`
[ -d src ] || [ "`basename "$dir"`" != tools ] || cd ..
# Detect the possible use of forbidden macros in mpfr.h, such as those
# starting with "HAVE_" or "WANT_". Public macros defined by MPFR must
# start with "MPFR_".
perl -ne '/^#/ && ! /^# *error / or next; while (/\b([_A-Z]+)\b/g)
{ my $m = $1;
$m =~ /^(_*MPFR_|_*GMP_|__(GNUC|ICC|STDC)(_|$)|_MSC_|U?INTMAX_C$)/
and next;
print "Forbidden macro in mpfr.h line $.: $m\n" }' src/mpfr.h
grep '^# *include *<math\.h>' src/*.c
flaglist="underflow|overflow|divby0|nanflag|inexflag|erangeflag"
grep -E "mpfr_($flaglist)_p" src/*.{c,h} | \
grep -v -i 'mpfr_clear_' | \
grep -v '^src/exceptions.c:' | \
grep -v '^src/mpfr-impl.h:#define mpfr_.*_p()' | \
grep -v '^src/mpfr.h:__MPFR_DECLSPEC '
grep -E "mpfr_(clear|set)_($flaglist) *\(" src/*.{c,h} | \
grep -v '^src/exceptions.c:' | \
grep -v '^src/mpfr.h:'
grconf()
{
grep -v '^dnl ' acinclude.m4 configure.ac | grep -E "$1" && \
echo "in grconf '$1'"
}
grconf '^(.*if +|[[:space:]]*)(test|\[).* == '
grconf '="`'
grconf '[^a-z][ef]?grep[^a-z]'
grconf '[^a-z]sed[^a-z]'
# Note: In the source, ignore everything related to mini-gmp.
srctests=`find src tests -name '*.[ch]' ! -name '*mini-gmp.*'`
grep GMP_LIMB_BITS $srctests
grep GMP_RND $srctests | grep -v '#define GMP_RND'
# Note: exceptions __gmpn_rootrem and __gmpn_sbpi1_divappr_q
# are normally used only if WANT_GMP_INTERNALS is defined.
grep '__gmp[nz]_' $srctests | \
grep -v __gmpn_rootrem | \
grep -v __gmpn_sbpi1_divappr_q
grep -E 'mp_(src)?ptr' $srctests
# Do not use __mpfr_struct structure members in .c files.
grep -E '[^0-9a-z_]_mpfr_(prec|sign|exp|d)' {src,tests}/*.c
for i in exp prec rnd
do
grep mp_${i}_t $srctests | \
grep -v "\(# *define\|# *ifndef\|typedef\) *mp_${i}_t" | \
grep -v "\[mp_${i}_t\]"
done
for file in $srctests
do
perl -e 'my $f = do { local $/; <> };
while ($f =~ /MPFR_LOG_MSG\s*\(\s*\(.*?\)\s*\)/gs) {
my $s = $&; print "$ARGV: $s\n" if
index($s,"\\n\"") < 0 || $s !~ /"\s*,/
}' $file
done
# Do not use snprintf as it is not available in ISO C90.
# Even on platforms where it is available, the prototype
# may not be included (e.g. with gcc -ansi), so that the
# code may be compiled incorrectly.
grep '[^a-z_]snprintf *([^)]' $srctests
# Constant checking should use either MPFR_STAT_STATIC_ASSERT
# or MPFR_ASSERTN(0) for not yet implemented corner cases.
# This test is a heuristic.
# Note: as long as the support of _MPFR_EXP_FORMAT = 4 is not complete,
# run-time assertions involving MPFR_EMAX_MAX, LONG_MAX, etc. should be
# used instead of static assertions to allow testing and correction of
# the code (then the removal of the assertions).
grep 'MPFR_ASSERT[DN][^a-z]*;' src/*.c | grep -v 'MPFR_ASSERTN *(0)' | \
grep -v '\(MPFR_EMAX_MAX\|MPFR_EXP_MAX\).*LONG_MAX' | \
grep -v '\(MPFR_EMIN_MIN\|MPFR_EXP_MIN\).*LONG_MIN' | \
grep -v MPFR_BLOCK_EXCEP
# MPFR_ASSERTD or MPFR_ASSERTN must be used for assertions, not ASSERT.
grep -E '[^_]ASSERT *(\(|$)' {src,tests}/*.c
# Use MPFR_TMP_LIMBS_ALLOC.
grep 'MPFR_TMP_ALLOC.*\(BYTES_PER_MP_LIMB\|sizeof.*mp_limb_t\)' src/*.c
# Use simple mp_limb_t constants: MPFR_LIMB_ZERO, MPFR_LIMB_ONE, etc.
# possibly except in MPFR_STAT_STATIC_ASSERT
grep '(mp_limb_t) *-\?[01]' $srctests | grep -v '#define MPFR_LIMB_' | \
grep -v MPFR_STAT_STATIC_ASSERT
for file in $srctests */Makefile.am acinclude.m4 configure.ac
do
# Note: this is one less that the POSIX minimum limit in case
# implementations are buggy like POSIX examples. :)
perl -ne "/.{2047,}/ and print \
\"Line \$. of file '$file' has more than 2046 bytes.\n\"" "$file"
done
# Code style: a sign decimal constant for mpfr_set_inf and mpfr_set_zero
# should be either 1 or -1 (except for the tests in tset.c).
grep -E 'mpfr_set_(inf|zero) *\([^,]*, *[-+]?([02-9]|1[^)])' $srctests | \
grep -v tests/tset\\.c:
# In general, one needs to include mpfr-impl.h (note that some platforms
# such as MS Windows use a config.h, which is included by mpfr-impl.h).
for file in src/*.c
do
[ "$file" = src/jyn_asympt.c ] || \
[ "$file" = src/mini-gmp.c ] || \
[ "$file" = src/round_raw_generic.c ] || \
grep -q '^# *include *"\(mpfr-impl\|fits.*\|gen_inverse\|random_deviate\)\.h"' $file || \
echo "Missing '#include \"mpfr-impl.h\"' in $file?"
done
# mpfr_printf-like functions shouldn't be used in the tests,
# as they need <stdarg.h> (HAVE_STDARG defined).
for file in tests/*.c
do
sed '/#if\(def\| *defined *(\)\? *HAVE_STDARG/,/#\(endif\|else\) .*HAVE_STDARG/d
/\/\*.*\*\//d
/\/\*/,/\*\//d' $file | grep -q "mpfr_[a-z]*printf" && \
echo "$file contains unprotected mpfr_printf-like function calls"
done
# Check a Texinfo rule (Section "Ending a Sentence") with common words
# that end with a capital letter:
# Use '@.' instead of a period, '@!' instead of an exclamation point,
# and '@?' instead of a question mark at the end of a sentence that
# does end with a capital letter.
grep -E '(LIP|MPFR?|NaN)\)?[.!?]' doc/mpfr.texi | grep -v '^\* .*::'
fdlv1="`sed -n '/Version / {
s/.*Version //
s/,.*//
p
q
}' doc/fdl.texi`"
fdlv2="`sed -n '/GNU Free Documentation License/ {
s/.*Version //
s/ or.*//
p
q
}' doc/mpfr.texi`"
[ "x$fdlv1" = "x$fdlv2" ] || cat <<EOF
GFDL versions differ:
fdl.texi: $fdlv1
mpfr.texi: $fdlv2
EOF
tools/ck-copyright-notice
which gcc > /dev/null 2> /dev/null && tools/ck-mparam
texisvnd=`LC_ALL=C TZ=UTC svn info doc/mpfr.texi 2> /dev/null | sed -n 's/Last Changed Date:.*, [0-9]* \([A-Z][a-z][a-z] [0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]\)).*/\1/p'`
if [ $? -eq 0 ] && [ -n "$texisvnd" ]; then
texidate=`sed -n 's/@set UPDATED-MONTH \([A-Z][a-z][a-z]\).*\( [0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]\)/\1\2/p' doc/mpfr.texi`
[ "$texidate" = "$texisvnd" ] || cat <<EOF
mpfr.texi's UPDATED-MONTH seems to be incorrect:
mpfr.texi's UPDATED-MONTH: $texidate
Last Changed Date in WC: $texisvnd
EOF
fi
acv1="`sed -n 's/.*autoconf \([0-9.]\+\) (at least).*/\1/p' doc/README.dev`"
acv2="`sed -n 's/AC_PREREQ(\([0-9.]\+\).*/\1/p' acinclude.m4`"
[ "x$acv1" = "x$acv2" ] || cat <<EOF
autoconf minimal versions differ:
README.dev: $acv1
acinclude.m4: $acv2
EOF
# In case of problems, one can also skip files or use "grep -v"...
which codespell > /dev/null 2> /dev/null &&
codespell -q3 -S algorithm2e.sty,algorithms.tex,texinfo.tex \
AUTHORS BUGS INSTALL NEWS README TODO doc examples $srctests
cd "$dir"
"`dirname -- "$0"`"/check_inits_clears
true
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