require 'mspec/guards/platform'

def nan_value
  0/0.0
end

def infinity_value
  1/0.0
end

def bignum_value(plus = 0)
  # Must be >= fixnum_max + 2, so -bignum_value is < fixnum_min
  # A fixed value has the advantage to be the same numeric value for all Rubies and is much easier to spec
  (2**64) + plus
end

def max_long
  2**(0.size * 8 - 1) - 1
end

def min_long
  -(2**(0.size * 8 - 1))
end

# This is a bit hairy, but we need to be able to write specs that cover the
# boundary between Fixnum and Bignum for operations like Fixnum#<<. Since
# this boundary is implementation-dependent, we use these helpers to write
# specs based on the relationship between values rather than specific
# values.
if PlatformGuard.standard? or PlatformGuard.implementation? :topaz
  if PlatformGuard.wordsize? 32
    def fixnum_max
      (2**30) - 1
    end

    def fixnum_min
      -(2**30)
    end
  elsif PlatformGuard.wordsize? 64
    def fixnum_max
      (2**62) - 1
    end

    def fixnum_min
      -(2**62)
    end
  end
elsif PlatformGuard.implementation? :opal
  def fixnum_max
    Integer::MAX
  end

  def fixnum_min
    Integer::MIN
  end
elsif PlatformGuard.implementation? :rubinius
  def fixnum_max
    Fixnum::MAX
  end

  def fixnum_min
    Fixnum::MIN
  end
elsif PlatformGuard.implementation?(:jruby) || PlatformGuard.implementation?(:truffleruby)
  def fixnum_max
    9223372036854775807
  end

  def fixnum_min
    -9223372036854775808
  end
else
  def fixnum_max
    raise "unknown implementation for fixnum_max() helper"
  end

  def fixnum_min
    raise "unknown implementation for fixnum_min() helper"
  end
end
