/** @file check_inifcns.cpp
 *
 *  This test routine applies assorted tests on initially known higher level
 *  functions. */

/*
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 *
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 */

#include "checks.h"

/* Some tests on the sine trigonometric function. */
static unsigned inifcns_check_sin()
{
	unsigned result = 0;
	bool errorflag = false;
	
	// sin(n*Pi) == 0?
	errorflag = false;
	for (int n=-10; n<=10; ++n) {
		if (sin(n*Pi).eval() != numeric(0) ||
			!sin(n*Pi).eval().info(info_flags::integer))
			errorflag = true;
	}
	if (errorflag) {
		// we don't count each of those errors
		clog << "sin(n*Pi) with integer n does not always return exact 0"
		     << endl;
		++result;
	}
	
	// sin((n+1/2)*Pi) == {+|-}1?
	errorflag = false;
	for (int n=-10; n<=10; ++n) {
		if (!sin((n+numeric(1,2))*Pi).eval().info(info_flags::integer) ||
		    !(sin((n+numeric(1,2))*Pi).eval() == numeric(1) ||
		      sin((n+numeric(1,2))*Pi).eval() == numeric(-1)))
			errorflag = true;
	}
	if (errorflag) {
		clog << "sin((n+1/2)*Pi) with integer n does not always return exact {+|-}1"
		     << endl;
		++result;
	}
	
	// compare sin((q*Pi).evalf()) with sin(q*Pi).eval().evalf() at various
	// points.  E.g. if sin(Pi/10) returns something symbolic this should be
	// equal to sqrt(5)/4-1/4.  This routine will spot programming mistakes
	// of this kind:
	errorflag = false;
	ex argument;
	numeric epsilon(double(1e-8));
	for (int n=-340; n<=340; ++n) {
		argument = n*Pi/60;
		if (abs(sin(evalf(argument))-evalf(sin(argument)))>epsilon) {
			clog << "sin(" << argument << ") returns "
			     << sin(argument) << endl;
			errorflag = true;
		}
	}
	if (errorflag)
		++result;
	
	return result;
}

/* Simple tests on the cosine trigonometric function. */
static unsigned inifcns_check_cos()
{
	unsigned result = 0;
	bool errorflag;
	
	// cos((n+1/2)*Pi) == 0?
	errorflag = false;
	for (int n=-10; n<=10; ++n) {
		if (cos((n+numeric(1,2))*Pi).eval() != numeric(0) ||
		    !cos((n+numeric(1,2))*Pi).eval().info(info_flags::integer))
			errorflag = true;
	}
	if (errorflag) {
		clog << "cos((n+1/2)*Pi) with integer n does not always return exact 0"
		     << endl;
		++result;
	}
	
	// cos(n*Pi) == 0?
	errorflag = false;
	for (int n=-10; n<=10; ++n) {
		if (!cos(n*Pi).eval().info(info_flags::integer) ||
		    !(cos(n*Pi).eval() == numeric(1) ||
		      cos(n*Pi).eval() == numeric(-1)))
			errorflag = true;
	}
	if (errorflag) {
		clog << "cos(n*Pi) with integer n does not always return exact {+|-}1"
		     << endl;
		++result;
	}
	
	// compare cos((q*Pi).evalf()) with cos(q*Pi).eval().evalf() at various
	// points.  E.g. if cos(Pi/12) returns something symbolic this should be
	// equal to 1/4*(1+1/3*sqrt(3))*sqrt(6).  This routine will spot
	// programming mistakes of this kind:
	errorflag = false;
	ex argument;
	numeric epsilon(double(1e-8));
	for (int n=-340; n<=340; ++n) {
		argument = n*Pi/60;
		if (abs(cos(evalf(argument))-evalf(cos(argument)))>epsilon) {
			clog << "cos(" << argument << ") returns "
			     << cos(argument) << endl;
			errorflag = true;
		}
	}
	if (errorflag)
		++result;
	
	return result;
}

/* Simple tests on the tangent trigonometric function. */
static unsigned inifcns_check_tan()
{
	unsigned result = 0;
	bool errorflag;
	
	// compare tan((q*Pi).evalf()) with tan(q*Pi).eval().evalf() at various
	// points.  E.g. if tan(Pi/12) returns something symbolic this should be
	// equal to 2-sqrt(3).  This routine will spot programming mistakes of 
	// this kind:
	errorflag = false;
	ex argument;
	numeric epsilon(double(1e-8));
	for (int n=-340; n<=340; ++n) {
		if (!(n%30) && (n%60))  // skip poles
			++n;
		argument = n*Pi/60;
		if (abs(tan(evalf(argument))-evalf(tan(argument)))>epsilon) {
			clog << "tan(" << argument << ") returns "
			     << tan(argument) << endl;
			errorflag = true;
		}
	}
	if (errorflag)
		++result;
	
	return result;
}

/* Simple tests on the dilogarithm function. */
static unsigned inifcns_check_Li2()
{
	// NOTE: this can safely be removed once CLN supports dilogarithms and
	// checks them itself.
	unsigned result = 0;
	bool errorflag;
	
	// check the relation Li2(z^2) == 2 * (Li2(z) + Li2(-z)) numerically, which
	// should hold in the entire complex plane:
	errorflag = false;
	ex argument;
	numeric epsilon(double(1e-16));
	for (int n=0; n<200; ++n) {
		argument = numeric(20.0*rand()/(RAND_MAX+1.0)-10.0)
		         + numeric(20.0*rand()/(RAND_MAX+1.0)-10.0)*I;
		if (abs(Li2(pow(argument,2))-2*Li2(argument)-2*Li2(-argument)) > epsilon) {
			clog << "Li2(z) at z==" << argument
			     << " failed to satisfy Li2(z^2)==2*(Li2(z)+Li2(-z))" << endl;
			errorflag = true;
		}
	}
	
	if (errorflag)
		++result;
	
	return result;
}

unsigned check_inifcns()
{
	unsigned result = 0;

	cout << "checking consistency of symbolic functions" << flush;
	clog << "---------consistency of symbolic functions:" << endl;
	
	result += inifcns_check_sin();  cout << '.' << flush;
	result += inifcns_check_cos();  cout << '.' << flush;
	result += inifcns_check_tan();  cout << '.' << flush;
	result += inifcns_check_Li2();  cout << '.' << flush;
	
	if (!result) {
		cout << " passed " << endl;
		clog << "(no output)" << endl;
	} else {
		cout << " failed " << endl;
	}
	
	return result;
}