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I am using Swift to generate some tests with overflowing 32-bit integers. I have used the Int32.<op>WithOverflow functions but have come across a problem dividing Int32.min by -1 with overflow. I get an overflow error:

    error: division '-2147483648 / -1' results in an overflow
    Int32.divideWithOverflow(Int32.min, -1)

Is this the expected behaviour?

Regards

Peter

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Yes.

   -Int64(Int32.min) > Int64(Int32.max)

which is to say that the result of the division can't be expressed as
an Int32.

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on Wed Nov 09 2016, Peter W A Wood <swift-users-AT-swift.org> wrote:

I am using Swift to generate some tests with overflowing 32-bit
integers. I have used the Int32.<op>WithOverflow functions but have
come across a problem dividing Int32.min by -1 with overflow. I get an
overflow error:

    error: division '-2147483648 / -1' results in an overflow
    Int32.divideWithOverflow(Int32.min, -1)

Is this the expected behaviour?

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-Dave