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diff --git a/tests/auto/corelib/global/qglobal/tst_qglobal.cpp b/tests/auto/corelib/global/qglobal/tst_qglobal.cpp
index b33dec8a61..047130d5ea 100644
--- a/tests/auto/corelib/global/qglobal/tst_qglobal.cpp
+++ b/tests/auto/corelib/global/qglobal/tst_qglobal.cpp
@@ -49,7 +49,6 @@ private slots:
void qConstructorFunction();
void qCoreAppStartupFunction();
void qCoreAppStartupFunctionRestart();
- void qAlignOf();
void integerForSize();
void qprintable();
void qprintable_data();
@@ -434,106 +433,6 @@ template <class T> struct AlignmentInStruct { T dummy; };
typedef int (*fun) ();
typedef int (Empty::*memFun) ();
-#define TEST_AlignOf(type, alignment) \
- do { \
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(type, alignment); \
- \
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(type &, alignment); \
- TEST_AlignOf_RValueRef(type &&, alignment); \
- \
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(type [5], alignment); \
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(type (&) [5], alignment); \
- \
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(AlignmentInStruct<type>, alignment); \
- \
- /* Some internal sanity validation, just for fun */ \
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(AlignmentInStruct<type [5]>, alignment); \
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(AlignmentInStruct<type &>, Q_ALIGNOF(void *)); \
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(AlignmentInStruct<type (&) [5]>, \
- Q_ALIGNOF(void *)); \
- TEST_AlignOf_RValueRef(AlignmentInStruct<type &&>, \
- Q_ALIGNOF(void *)); \
- } while (false) \
- /**/
-
-#define TEST_AlignOf_RValueRef(type, alignment) \
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(type, alignment)
-
-#define TEST_AlignOf_impl(type, alignment) \
- do { \
- QCOMPARE(Q_ALIGNOF(type), size_t(alignment)); \
- /* Compare to native operator for compilers that support it,
- otherwise... erm... check consistency! :-) */ \
- QCOMPARE(alignof(type), Q_ALIGNOF(type)); \
- } while (false)
- /**/
-
-void tst_QGlobal::qAlignOf()
-{
- // Built-in types, except 64-bit integers and double
- TEST_AlignOf(char, 1);
- TEST_AlignOf(signed char, 1);
- TEST_AlignOf(unsigned char, 1);
- TEST_AlignOf(qint8, 1);
- TEST_AlignOf(quint8, 1);
- TEST_AlignOf(qint16, 2);
- TEST_AlignOf(quint16, 2);
- TEST_AlignOf(qint32, 4);
- TEST_AlignOf(quint32, 4);
- TEST_AlignOf(void *, sizeof(void *));
-
- // Depends on platform and compiler, disabling test for now
- // TEST_AlignOf(long double, 16);
-
- // Empty struct
- TEST_AlignOf(Empty, 1);
-
- // Function pointers
- TEST_AlignOf(fun, Q_ALIGNOF(void *));
- TEST_AlignOf(memFun, Q_ALIGNOF(void *));
-
-
- // 64-bit integers and double
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(qint64, 8);
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(quint64, 8);
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(double, 8);
-
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(qint64 &, 8);
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(quint64 &, 8);
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(double &, 8);
-
- TEST_AlignOf_RValueRef(qint64 &&, 8);
- TEST_AlignOf_RValueRef(quint64 &&, 8);
- TEST_AlignOf_RValueRef(double &&, 8);
-
- // 32-bit x86 ABI idiosyncrasies
-#if defined(Q_PROCESSOR_X86_32) && !defined(Q_OS_WIN)
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(AlignmentInStruct<qint64>, 4);
-#else
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(AlignmentInStruct<qint64>, 8);
-#endif
-
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(AlignmentInStruct<quint64>, Q_ALIGNOF(AlignmentInStruct<qint64>));
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(AlignmentInStruct<double>, Q_ALIGNOF(AlignmentInStruct<qint64>));
-
- // 32-bit x86 ABI, Clang disagrees with gcc
-#if !defined(Q_PROCESSOR_X86_32) || !defined(Q_CC_CLANG) || defined(Q_OS_ANDROID)
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(qint64 [5], Q_ALIGNOF(qint64));
-#else
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(qint64 [5], Q_ALIGNOF(AlignmentInStruct<qint64>));
-#endif
-
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(qint64 (&) [5], Q_ALIGNOF(qint64 [5]));
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(quint64 [5], Q_ALIGNOF(quint64 [5]));
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(quint64 (&) [5], Q_ALIGNOF(quint64 [5]));
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(double [5], Q_ALIGNOF(double [5]));
- TEST_AlignOf_impl(double (&) [5], Q_ALIGNOF(double [5]));
-}
-
-#undef TEST_AlignOf
-#undef TEST_AlignOf_RValueRef
-#undef TEST_AlignOf_impl
-
void tst_QGlobal::integerForSize()
{
// compile-only test: