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// Copyright (c) AlphaSierraPapa for the SharpDevelop Team
//
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// software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software
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//
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//
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// compile:
// csc ShortCircuit.cs /t:Library && ildasm /text ShortCircuit.dll >ShortCircuit.il
// csc ShortCircuit.cs /t:Library /o /out:ShortCircuit.opt.dll && ildasm /text ShortCircuit.opt.dll >ShortCircuit.opt.il
namespace ICSharpCode.Decompiler.Tests.TestCases.Pretty
{
public abstract class ShortCircuit
{
public abstract void B(bool b);
public abstract bool F(int i);
public abstract void M1();
public abstract void M2();
public abstract void E();
public void ExprAnd()
{
this.B(this.F(0) && this.F(1));
}
public void ExprOr()
{
this.B(this.F(0) || this.F(1));
}
public void ExprCond()
{
this.B(this.F(0) ? this.F(1) : this.F(2));
}
public void ExprCondAnd()
{
this.B((this.F(0) && this.F(1)) ? this.F(2) : this.F(3));
}
public void StmtAnd2()
{
if (this.F(0) && this.F(1)) {
this.M1();
} else {
this.M2();
}
this.E();
}
public void StmtOr2()
{
if (this.F(0) || this.F(1)) {
this.M1();
} else {
this.M2();
}
this.E();
}
public void StmtAnd3()
{
if (this.F(0) && this.F(1) && this.F(2)) {
this.M1();
} else {
this.M2();
}
this.E();
}
public void StmtOr3()
{
if (this.F(0) || this.F(1) || this.F(3)) {
this.M1();
} else {
this.M2();
}
this.E();
}
public void StmtComplex()
{
if (this.F(0) && this.F(1) && !this.F(2) && (this.F(3) || this.F(4))) {
this.M1();
} else {
this.M2();
}
this.E();
}
public void StmtComplex2(int i)
{
if (i > 1000 || (i >= 1 && i <= 8) || i == 42) {
this.M1();
} else {
this.M2();
}
this.E();
}
public void StmtComplex3(int i)
{
if (i > 1000 || (i >= 1 && i <= 8) || (i >= 100 && i <= 200) || i == 42) {
this.M1();
} else {
this.M2();
}
this.E();
}
public void StmtComplex4(int i)
{
if (i > 1000 || (i >= 1 && i <= 8) || i == 42 || i == 23) {
this.M1();
} else {
this.M2();
}
this.E();
}
}
}