#
# About
#
#  This program tests our type-handling - which is basic.
#
# Usage:
#
#  $ go.vm run ./types.in
#
# Or compile, then execute:
#
#  $ go.vm compile ./types.in
#  $ go.vm execute ./types.raw
#

        store #1, 43
        is_integer #1
        jmpz ok1

        store #1, "ERR - Failed int-test\n"
        print_str #1
        exit

:ok1
        store #1, "OK - Int-test succeeded\n"
        print_str #1


        store #1, "Steve"
        is_string #1
        jmpz ok2

        store #1, "ERR - Failed string-test\n"
        print_str #1
        exit

:ok2
        store #1, "OK - string-test succeeded\n"
        print_str #1

#
# Now we'll try converting a string to an integer
#
        store #1, "32"
        string2int #1
        is_integer #1
        jmpz ok3

        # failed to convert
        store #1, "Failed to convert string to integer\n"
        print_str #1
        exit

:ok3
        store #1, "Converted string to int!\n"
        print_str #1

#
# Now we'll try converting an integer to a string
#
        store #1, 32
        int2string #1

        is_string #1
        jmpz ok4

        # failed to convert
        store #1, "Failed to convert integer to string\n"
        print_str #1
        exit

:ok4
        store #1, "Converted int to string!\n"
        print_str #1

        #
        # Since we know we have a string the is_integer should faile
        #
        is_integer #1
        jmpz fail2
        exit


:fail2
        store #1, "We failed though"
        print_str #1
        exit