void check2(string str, string delim) {
strsplit_out *out = strsplit(str, delim, false);
strsplit_out *out2 = strsplit(str, delim, true);
check_compressed(out2);
check_splits_similar(out, out2);
strsplit_free(out2);
assert(out != NULL);
assert(out->count > 0);
assert(out->strings != NULL);
char outs[strlen(str) + 2];
outs[strlen(str) + 1] = '\2';
strmov(outs, sizeof(outs) / sizeof(char), out->strings[0]);
for (ulen i = 1; i < out->count; i++) {
strapnd(outs, sizeof(outs) / sizeof(char), delim);
strapnd(outs, sizeof(outs) / sizeof(char), out->strings[i]);
}
assert(outs[strlen(str)] == '\0');
assert(outs[strlen(str) + 1] == '\2');
assert(streq(str, outs));
strsplit_free(out);
}
static void test_min_compress_size(void) {
/* Note that XZ will actually fail to compress anything under 80 bytes, so you have to choose the limits
* carefully */
/* DEFAULT_MIN_COMPRESS_SIZE is 512 */
assert_se(!check_compressed((uint64_t) -1, 255));
assert_se(check_compressed((uint64_t) -1, 513));
/* compress everything */
assert_se(check_compressed(0, 96));
assert_se(check_compressed(8, 96));
/* Ensure we don't try to compress less than 8 bytes */
assert_se(!check_compressed(0, 7));
/* check boundary conditions */
assert_se(check_compressed(256, 256));
assert_se(!check_compressed(256, 255));
}
