text: /*
    Simple DirectMedia Layer
    Copyright (C) 1997-2017 Sam Lantinga <slouken@libsdl.org>
  
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       claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software
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    2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be
       misrepresented as being the original software.
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  */
  
  /**
   *  \file SDL_test_fuzzer.h
   *
   *  Include file for SDL test framework.
   *
   *  This code is a part of the SDL2_test library, not the main SDL library.
   */
  
  /*
  
    Data generators for fuzzing test data in a reproducible way.
  
  */
  
  #ifndef SDL_test_fuzzer_h_
  #define SDL_test_fuzzer_h_
  
  #include "begin_code.h"
  /* Set up for C function definitions, even when using C++ */
  #ifdef __cplusplus
  extern "C" {
  #endif
  
  
  /*
    Based on GSOC code by Markus Kauppila <markus.kauppila@gmail.com>
  */
  
  
  /**
   * \file
   * Note: The fuzzer implementation uses a static instance of random context
   * internally which makes it thread-UNsafe.
   */
  
  /**
   * Initializes the fuzzer for a test
   *
   * \param execKey Execution "Key" that initializes the random number generator uniquely for the test.
   *
   */
  void SDLTest_FuzzerInit(Uint64 execKey);
  
  
  /**
   * Returns a random Uint8
   *
   * \returns Generated integer
   */
  Uint8 SDLTest_RandomUint8(void);
  
  /**
   * Returns a random Sint8
   *
   * \returns Generated signed integer
   */
  Sint8 SDLTest_RandomSint8(void);
  
  
  /**
   * Returns a random Uint16
   *
   * \returns Generated integer
   */
  Uint16 SDLTest_RandomUint16(void);
  
  /**
   * Returns a random Sint16
   *
   * \returns Generated signed integer
   */
  Sint16 SDLTest_RandomSint16(void);
  
  
  /**
   * Returns a random integer
   *
   * \returns Generated integer
   */
  Sint32 SDLTest_RandomSint32(void);
  
  
  /**
   * Returns a random positive integer
   *
   * \returns Generated integer
   */
  Uint32 SDLTest_RandomUint32(void);
  
  /**
   * Returns random Uint64.
   *
   * \returns Generated integer
   */
  Uint64 SDLTest_RandomUint64(void);
  
  
  /**
   * Returns random Sint64.
   *
   * \returns Generated signed integer
   */
  Sint64 SDLTest_RandomSint64(void);
  
  /**
   * \returns random float in range [0.0 - 1.0[
   */
  float SDLTest_RandomUnitFloat(void);
  
  /**
   * \returns random double in range [0.0 - 1.0[
   */
  double SDLTest_RandomUnitDouble(void);
  
  /**
   * \returns random float.
   *
   */
  float SDLTest_RandomFloat(void);
  
  /**
   * \returns random double.
   *
   */
  double SDLTest_RandomDouble(void);
  
  /**
   * Returns a random boundary value for Uint8 within the given boundaries.
   * Boundaries are inclusive, see the usage examples below. If validDomain
   * is true, the function will only return valid boundaries, otherwise non-valid
   * boundaries are also possible.
   * If boundary1 > boundary2, the values are swapped
   *
   * Usage examples:
   * RandomUint8BoundaryValue(10, 20, SDL_TRUE) returns 10, 11, 19 or 20
   * RandomUint8BoundaryValue(1, 20, SDL_FALSE) returns 0 or 21
   * RandomUint8BoundaryValue(0, 99, SDL_FALSE) returns 100
   * RandomUint8BoundaryValue(0, 255, SDL_FALSE) returns 0 (error set)
   *
   * \param boundary1 Lower boundary limit
   * \param boundary2 Upper boundary limit
   * \param validDomain Should the generated boundary be valid (=within the bounds) or not?
   *
   * \returns Random boundary value for the given range and domain or 0 with error set
   */
  Uint8 SDLTest_RandomUint8BoundaryValue(Uint8 boundary1, Uint8 boundary2, SDL_bool validDomain);
  
  /**
   * Returns a random boundary value for Uint16 within the given boundaries.
   * Boundaries are inclusive, see the usage examples below. If validDomain
   * is true, the function will only return valid boundaries, otherwise non-valid
   * boundaries are also possible.
   * If boundary1 > boundary2, the values are swapped
   *
   * Usage examples:
   * RandomUint16BoundaryValue(10, 20, SDL_TRUE) returns 10, 11, 19 or 20
   * RandomUint16BoundaryValue(1, 20, SDL_FALSE) returns 0 or 21
   * RandomUint16BoundaryValue(0, 99, SDL_FALSE) returns 100
   * RandomUint16BoundaryValue(0, 0xFFFF, SDL_FALSE) returns 0 (error set)
   *
   * \param boundary1 Lower boundary limit
   * \param boundary2 Upper boundary limit
   * \param validDomain Should the generated boundary be valid (=within the bounds) or not?
   *
   * \returns Random boundary value for the given range and domain or 0 with error set
   */
  Uint16 SDLTest_RandomUint16BoundaryValue(Uint16 boundary1, Uint16 boundary2, SDL_bool validDomain);
  
  /**
   * Returns a random boundary value for Uint32 within the given boundaries.
   * Boundaries are inclusive, see the usage examples below. If validDomain
   * is true, the function will only return valid boundaries, otherwise non-valid
   * boundaries are also possible.
   * If boundary1 > boundary2, the values are swapped
   *
   * Usage examples:
   * RandomUint32BoundaryValue(10, 20, SDL_TRUE) returns 10, 11, 19 or 20
   * RandomUint32BoundaryValue(1, 20, SDL_FALSE) returns 0 or 21
   * RandomUint32BoundaryValue(0, 99, SDL_FALSE) returns 100
   * RandomUint32BoundaryValue(0, 0xFFFFFFFF, SDL_FALSE) returns 0 (with error set)
   *
   * \param boundary1 Lower boundary limit
   * \param boundary2 Upper boundary limit
   * \param validDomain Should the generated boundary be valid (=within the bounds) or not?
   *
   * \returns Random boundary value for the given range and domain or 0 with error set
   */
  Uint32 SDLTest_RandomUint32BoundaryValue(Uint32 boundary1, Uint32 boundary2, SDL_bool validDomain);
  
  /**
   * Returns a random boundary value for Uint64 within the given boundaries.
   * Boundaries are inclusive, see the usage examples below. If validDomain
   * is true, the function will only return valid boundaries, otherwise non-valid
   * boundaries are also possible.
   * If boundary1 > boundary2, the values are swapped
   *
   * Usage examples:
   * RandomUint64BoundaryValue(10, 20, SDL_TRUE) returns 10, 11, 19 or 20
   * RandomUint64BoundaryValue(1, 20, SDL_FALSE) returns 0 or 21
   * RandomUint64BoundaryValue(0, 99, SDL_FALSE) returns 100
   * RandomUint64BoundaryValue(0, 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF, SDL_FALSE) returns 0 (with error set)
   *
   * \param boundary1 Lower boundary limit
   * \param boundary2 Upper boundary limit
   * \param validDomain Should the generated boundary be valid (=within the bounds) or not?
   *
   * \returns Random boundary value for the given range and domain or 0 with error set
   */
  Uint64 SDLTest_RandomUint64BoundaryValue(Uint64 boundary1, Uint64 boundary2, SDL_bool validDomain);
  
  /**
   * Returns a random boundary value for Sint8 within the given boundaries.
   * Boundaries are inclusive, see the usage examples below. If validDomain
   * is true, the function will only return valid boundaries, otherwise non-valid
   * boundaries are also possible.
   * If boundary1 > boundary2, the values are swapped
   *
   * Usage examples:
   * RandomSint8BoundaryValue(-10, 20, SDL_TRUE) returns -11, -10, 19 or 20
   * RandomSint8BoundaryValue(-100, -10, SDL_FALSE) returns -101 or -9
   * RandomSint8BoundaryValue(SINT8_MIN, 99, SDL_FALSE) returns 100
   * RandomSint8BoundaryValue(SINT8_MIN, SINT8_MAX, SDL_FALSE) returns SINT8_MIN (== error value) with error set
   *
   * \param boundary1 Lower boundary limit
   * \param boundary2 Upper boundary limit
   * \param validDomain Should the generated boundary be valid (=within the bounds) or not?
   *
   * \returns Random boundary value for the given range and domain or SINT8_MIN with error set
   */
  Sint8 SDLTest_RandomSint8BoundaryValue(Sint8 boundary1, Sint8 boundary2, SDL_bool validDomain);
  
  
  /**
   * Returns a random boundary value for Sint16 within the given boundaries.
   * Boundaries are inclusive, see the usage examples below. If validDomain
   * is true, the function will only return valid boundaries, otherwise non-valid
   * boundaries are also possible.
   * If boundary1 > boundary2, the values are swapped
   *
   * Usage examples:
   * RandomSint16BoundaryValue(-10, 20, SDL_TRUE) returns -11, -10, 19 or 20
   * RandomSint16BoundaryValue(-100, -10, SDL_FALSE) returns -101 or -9
   * RandomSint16BoundaryValue(SINT16_MIN, 99, SDL_FALSE) returns 100
   * RandomSint16BoundaryValue(SINT16_MIN, SINT16_MAX, SDL_FALSE) returns SINT16_MIN (== error value) with error set
   *
   * \param boundary1 Lower boundary limit
   * \param boundary2 Upper boundary limit
   * \param validDomain Should the generated boundary be valid (=within the bounds) or not?
   *
   * \returns Random boundary value for the given range and domain or SINT16_MIN with error set
   */
  Sint16 SDLTest_RandomSint16BoundaryValue(Sint16 boundary1, Sint16 boundary2, SDL_bool validDomain);
  
  /**
   * Returns a random boundary value for Sint32 within the given boundaries.
   * Boundaries are inclusive, see the usage examples below. If validDomain
   * is true, the function will only return valid boundaries, otherwise non-valid
   * boundaries are also possible.
   * If boundary1 > boundary2, the values are swapped
   *
   * Usage examples:
   * RandomSint32BoundaryValue(-10, 20, SDL_TRUE) returns -11, -10, 19 or 20
   * RandomSint32BoundaryValue(-100, -10, SDL_FALSE) returns -101 or -9
   * RandomSint32BoundaryValue(SINT32_MIN, 99, SDL_FALSE) returns 100
   * RandomSint32BoundaryValue(SINT32_MIN, SINT32_MAX, SDL_FALSE) returns SINT32_MIN (== error value)
   *
   * \param boundary1 Lower boundary limit
   * \param boundary2 Upper boundary limit
   * \param validDomain Should the generated boundary be valid (=within the bounds) or not?
   *
   * \returns Random boundary value for the given range and domain or SINT32_MIN with error set
   */
  Sint32 SDLTest_RandomSint32BoundaryValue(Sint32 boundary1, Sint32 boundary2, SDL_bool validDomain);
  
  /**
   * Returns a random boundary value for Sint64 within the given boundaries.
   * Boundaries are inclusive, see the usage examples below. If validDomain
   * is true, the function will only return valid boundaries, otherwise non-valid
   * boundaries are also possible.
   * If boundary1 > boundary2, the values are swapped
   *
   * Usage examples:
   * RandomSint64BoundaryValue(-10, 20, SDL_TRUE) returns -11, -10, 19 or 20
   * RandomSint64BoundaryValue(-100, -10, SDL_FALSE) returns -101 or -9
   * RandomSint64BoundaryValue(SINT64_MIN, 99, SDL_FALSE) returns 100
   * RandomSint64BoundaryValue(SINT64_MIN, SINT64_MAX, SDL_FALSE) returns SINT64_MIN (== error value) and error set
   *
   * \param boundary1 Lower boundary limit
   * \param boundary2 Upper boundary limit
   * \param validDomain Should the generated boundary be valid (=within the bounds) or not?
   *
   * \returns Random boundary value for the given range and domain or SINT64_MIN with error set
   */
  Sint64 SDLTest_RandomSint64BoundaryValue(Sint64 boundary1, Sint64 boundary2, SDL_bool validDomain);
  
  
  /**
   * Returns integer in range [min, max] (inclusive).
   * Min and max values can be negative values.
   * If Max in smaller than min, then the values are swapped.
   * Min and max are the same value, that value will be returned.
   *
   * \param min Minimum inclusive value of returned random number
   * \param max Maximum inclusive value of returned random number
   *
   * \returns Generated random integer in range
   */
  Sint32 SDLTest_RandomIntegerInRange(Sint32 min, Sint32 max);
  
  
  /**
   * Generates random null-terminated string. The minimum length for
   * the string is 1 character, maximum length for the string is 255
   * characters and it can contain ASCII characters from 32 to 126.
   *
   * Note: Returned string needs to be deallocated.
   *
   * \returns Newly allocated random string; or NULL if length was invalid or string could not be allocated.
   */
  char * SDLTest_RandomAsciiString(void);
  
  
  /**
   * Generates random null-terminated string. The maximum length for
   * the string is defined by the maxLength parameter.
   * String can contain ASCII characters from 32 to 126.
   *
   * Note: Returned string needs to be deallocated.
   *
   * \param maxLength The maximum length of the generated string.
   *
   * \returns Newly allocated random string; or NULL if maxLength was invalid or string could not be allocated.
   */
  char * SDLTest_RandomAsciiStringWithMaximumLength(int maxLength);
  
  
  /**
   * Generates random null-terminated string. The length for
   * the string is defined by the size parameter.
   * String can contain ASCII characters from 32 to 126.
   *
   * Note: Returned string needs to be deallocated.
   *
   * \param size The length of the generated string
   *
   * \returns Newly allocated random string; or NULL if size was invalid or string could not be allocated.
   */
  char * SDLTest_RandomAsciiStringOfSize(int size);
  
  /**
   * Returns the invocation count for the fuzzer since last ...FuzzerInit.
   */
  int SDLTest_GetFuzzerInvocationCount(void);
  
  /* Ends C function definitions when using C++ */
  #ifdef __cplusplus
  }
  #endif
  #include "close_code.h"
  
  #endif /* SDL_test_fuzzer_h_ */
  
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