# @TEST-REQUIRES: have-spicy
#
# @TEST-EXEC: echo == spicyz >>output
# @TEST-EXEC: spicyz -c x %INPUT
# @TEST-EXEC: cat x_Foo.cc | grep print >>output
#
# @TEST-EXEC: btest-diff output
#
# @TEST-DOC: Test various Spicy preprocessor constructs
#
# Same test is part of Spicy itself as well, with different results.

module Foo;

@if   HAVE_ZEEK
print "have zeek";
@else
print "not have zeek";
@endif

@if   !   HAVE_ZEEK
print "not have zeek";
@endif

@if SPICY_VERSION
print "have spicy version";
@endif

@if SPICY_VERSION    >=    400
print "have spicy version >= 0.4";
@endif

@if SPICY_VERSION >= 40000
print "have spicy version >= 4";
@endif

@if ! SPICY_VERSION >= 40000
print "not have spicy version >= 4";
@endif

@if    UNKNOWiN
no valid Spicy syntax here.
@endif

@if HAVE_ZEEK
    @if ZEEK_VERSION > 10000
    print "have zeek and zeek version > 1.0";
    @else
    print "have zeek but zeek version < 1.0";
    @endif
@else
    print "have not zeek";
@endif

@if   HAVE_ZEEK
    @if ZEEK_VERSION < 10000
    print "have zeek and zeek version < 1.0";
    @endif
@else
    print "have not zeek";
@endif