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add trapping double test
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marcrasi committed Jun 29, 2020
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import XCTest

import PenguinStructures
import SwiftFusion

class TrappingDoubleTests: XCTestCase {
/// Tests simple `TrappingDouble` operations.
func testOperations() {
let x: Double = 1.0
let y: Double = 2.0
XCTAssertEqual(y + x, 3.0)
XCTAssertEqual(y - x, 1.0)
}

/// Tests that `TrappingDouble` traps on `NaN`s.
///
/// There is no way to assert that a trap happens, so this test is skipped. You can remove the

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dabrahams Jul 16, 2020

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@marcrasi There actually is a way: see saeta/penguin#64

/// `XCTSkipIf` line and run this test to manually verify the trapping behavior.
func testTrap() throws {
try XCTSkipIf(true)
let _: Double = .infinity - .infinity
}
}

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