public void TestIf()
{
// There is no such thing as a logical literal
const double trueDouble = 42;
const double falseDouble = 666;
var input = Declare <MValue>("input");
var output = Declare <double>("output");
var function = CompileFunction <Func <MValue, double> >(
input, output,
new If(input,
new Literal(output, trueDouble),
new Literal(output, falseDouble)));
Assert.AreEqual(trueDouble, function(MFullArray <double> .CreateScalar(1)));
Assert.AreEqual(falseDouble, function(MFullArray <double> .CreateScalar(0)));
Assert.AreEqual(falseDouble, function(MFullArray <double> .CreateRowVector(0, 0, 1, 0)));
Assert.AreEqual(trueDouble, function(MFullArray <double> .CreateRowVector(1, 1, 1, 1)));
}
public static MFullArray <char> FromString(string str)
{
Contract.Requires(str != null);
return(MFullArray <char> .CreateRowVector(str.ToCharArray()));
}