Test names should be separated by "." but not "/". This CL fixes all
test names which are separated by "."
Bug: v8:13240
Change-Id: I4d97b0cc4b647f28cc2af9685c35b45b7d4561e5
Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/3864190
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Per https://github.com/WebAssembly/function-references/pull/76,
call_ref and return_call_ref should consume type immediates specifying
the signature of the funcref. This is a breaking change.
To ease the migration, this patch introduces a temporary alternative
binary encoding for call_ref:
- 0x14 continues to *not* take a type immediate for now.
- 0x17 (formerly "let") is the new call_ref *with* type immediate. Module
producers are encouraged to emit this encoding ASAP.
- After a few weeks of transitionary period, we'll update 0x14 to
take a type immediate as well. At this point, module producers will be
encouraged to switch back to 0x14.
- After a few more weeks of transitionary period, we'll drop 0x17 again.
We're not doing the same dance for return_call_ref because it currently
has no uses that we know of.
Bug: v8:7748,v8:9495
Change-Id: Id8d468be3949f84571efff713c937ffd1addff70
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- move cctest/test-parsing -> unittests/parser/parsing-unittest
- move common/{scope-test-helper, unicode-helper} to unittests/parser
directory because these are only be used by tests in unittests/parser
Bug: v8:12781
Change-Id: Ie0fb043d5df6178bbe088d140a76f606454bbf29
Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/3855313
Reviewed-by: Marja Hölttä <marja@chromium.org>
Commit-Queue: Feng Yu <f3n67u@gmail.com>
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This CL changes debug breaks that are triggered via interrupts (i.e.
via stack check). One client of this behavior is the `Debugger.pause`
CDP method.
The problem is that when we pause so early, the JSFunction didn't have
time yet to create and push it's context. This requires special
handling in the ScopeIterator and makes an upcoming change unnecessary
complex.
Another (minor) problem is that local debug-evaluate can't change
context-allocated local variables (see changed regression bug). Since
the context is not yet created and pushed, variables are written to
the DebugEvaluateContext that goes away after the evaluation.
The solution is to mirror what `BreakOnNextFunction` does. Instead
of staying paused in the middle of the function entry, we trigger
a "step in" and pause at the first valid breakable position instead.
This ensures that the function context is already created and pushed.
Note that we do this only in case for JSFunctions. In all other cases
we keep the existing behavior and stay paused in the entry.
R=jgruber@chromium.org
Fixed: chromium:1246907
Change-Id: I0cd8ae6e049a3b55bdd44858e769682a1ca47064
Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/3854501
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This implementation sticks closely to what Ignition-to-Turbofan (and now
Sparkplug-to-TF) does. OSR is detected in the TieringManager by having
optimized code available, without having entered it. The osr_urgency is
increased to enable OSR for increasing loop depths. When a candidate
JumpLoop backedge is reached, we call into runtime to trigger OSR
compilation.
JumpLoop also detects the availability of cached OSR'd code. When a
matching OSR code object is available, Maglev 1) deoptimizes s.t. the
unoptimized frame layout is reconstructed, and 2) delegates the actual
OSR tierup to the unoptimized tier. For purposes of 1), we add a new
DeoptimizeReason that causes a one-time eager deopt without invalidating
any code.
Drive-by: Annotate OSR for more --trace-opt output.
Todo: Refactor non-Sparkplug-specific bits of the BaselineAssembler
into a generic spot that both SP and ML can use.
Bug: v8:7700
Change-Id: I6ebab2df8b87f9f70ffb78162a3c1226ec545468
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...to honor the {pinned} list under all circumstances.
Drive-by: DEBUG-mode helpers to print FunctionSig and LiftoffRegList
objects to stdout.
Fixed: chromium:1356718
Change-Id: I487db12294f687790cec1d658d7a7d754f3c2f99
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Adapted from https://crrev.com/c/3862264.
Add a new teardown trampoline for the case where a Sparkplug function is
deoptimized during its function entry stack check. In these cases, the
stack is in an incomplete setup state, so instead of forwarding to
interpreter re-entry, we undo the partial stack setup and forward to
the standard interpreter entry.
R=leszeks@chromium.org
Bug: chromium:1246907, chromium:1357554
Change-Id: I0795b20cdc60d3ba28bc32cd55bdf82d72f83aac
Also-by: leszeks@chromium.org
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Methods are now defined in heap-verifier.h in the HeapVerifier class.
Bug: v8:11708
Change-Id: I13e7f1760598f3659ad6aa31082840caf2e44038
Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/3857558
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Reviewed-by: Camillo Bruni <cbruni@chromium.org>
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This CL adjusts a DCHECK that verifies a bytecode offset when looking
for the closest breakpoint given that offset. When we pause on
function entry via interrupt, then the offset is
kFunctionEntryBytecodeOffset (-1), which is still a valid offset.
R=jarin@chromium.org
Fixed: chromium:1357554
Change-Id: I5b25b58f02be0e605191c38e9d1d93e334664c63
Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/3862265
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Subtract timeZone.[[OffsetNanoseconds]] from epochNanoseconds
before calling the IsValidEpochNanoseconds() for the case of
4. If timeZone.[[OffsetNanoseconds]] is not undefined
Bug: v8:11544
Change-Id: Icea2d8390a9db01054956f8c57b47dc5a88446d4
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When a call_indirect fails because of a signature mismatch or a null
target, the value stack generated for debug doesn't contain the target
index anymore, which makes it hard for users to understand the error.
Keep the index on the stack, and ensure that the index is not modified
until we generate the debug info. Previously, the index was shifted
in-place to compute various offsets. Instead, use scaled loads to
compute the offset directly in the load instruction.
R=clemensb@chromium.org
Bug: chromium:1350384
Change-Id: Iad5359ec80deef25a69ac119119a0b5ca559a336
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Bump the limit to give TF enough time to finish compiling. The
`keep_going` limit is fairly ugly, but it lets us test the real
(=concurrent) pipeline.
Bug: v8:7700
Fixed: v8:13176
Change-Id: Iba97111d752c8a4894e99ab57e8f42abcc8c29bb
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Avoid the deprecated FLAG_* syntax, access flag values via the
{v8_flags} struct instead.
R=jkummerow@chromium.org
Bug: v8:12887
Change-Id: Ieccf35730f69bcefa3740227f15e05686080d122
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Those are not safe in combination with the sandbox as they are stored as
raw pointers. Instead of turning them into ExternalPointers (which use
the ExternalPointerTable indirection), this CL simply turns them into
on-heap ByteArrays which is cheaper and should be unproblematic
security-wise as their contents can be corrupted without causing memory
corruption outside the sandbox address space (just incorrect behaviour
and/or further memory corruption *inside* the sandbox, which is fine).
Bug: chromium:1335046
Change-Id: Id2b901a58b7d6c91dd7596fca553d7c76cbc61ec
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Currently the ability to create shared isolates is partially exposed to
API. Instead of fully exposing it, this CL makes shared isolate and
shared heap handling transparent to the embedder.
If a flag that requires the shared heap is true (currently
--shared-string-table and --harmony-struct), the first isolate created
in the process will create and attach to a process-wide shared isolate.
Subsequent isolates will attach to that shared isolate. When that first isolate is deleted, the shared isolate is also deleted.
Bug: v8:12547
Change-Id: Idaf2947bc354066c44f2d10243e10162b1b7e4d6
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This reverts commit a165e82ea7.
Reason for revert: SUMMARY: UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer: undefined-behavior ../../src/objects/js-temporal-objects.cc:3837:22
Original change's description:
> [Temporal] Use double/int32_t instead of int64_t for duration parsing
>
> Use double instead of int64_t and int32_t in duration parsing result
> so we can parse very large duration fields as infinity and throw RangeError in later stages. The three fractional parts can hold up value from 0 to 999,999,999 so we use int32_t to hold it. Other part could be infinity so we use double to hold it. Also rearrange the order of the three int32_t in the struct ParsedISO8601Duration after all the double
>
> Bug: v8:11544
> Change-Id: I7e5b02f7c7bbb60997f1419f016aed61dd3e0d6c
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Bug: v8:11544
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Use double instead of int64_t and int32_t in duration parsing result
so we can parse very large duration fields as infinity and throw RangeError in later stages. The three fractional parts can hold up value from 0 to 999,999,999 so we use int32_t to hold it. Other part could be infinity so we use double to hold it. Also rearrange the order of the three int32_t in the struct ParsedISO8601Duration after all the double
Bug: v8:11544
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This change also modifies the way references are typed: Instead of
using the static type (which may be a generic type like anyref) the
actual type based on the referenced object is used.
While this is very useful for arrays and structs (and somewhat nice for
i31 not just being a number but also having some type information), it
means for non-null values that the reference type is "not nullable",
so it will show e.g. "ref $type0" although the static type might be
"ref null $type0".
Bug: v8:7748
Change-Id: I00c3258b0da6f89ec5efffd2a963889b1f341c3a
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This change follows up on 3cc931543f on which Table::grow() was missed.
Bug: v8:7748
Change-Id: I83dc4e4894354ad8c97e577da03d67a36f6d9443
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For the branching control flow structure we set up for feedback-directed
inlining-capable `call_ref` sequences, we have to manually take care of
the "instance cache nodes" in the SSA environment.
Drive-by: improve Runtime_WasmTierUpFunction to process type feedback,
making it usable for the included regression test.
Fixed: v8:13230
Change-Id: I06a449ad73af90b96d0cc15c3cb9a0e4bed87be6
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Change the has-optimized FeedbackVector bit to two bits, one for Maglev
and one for Turbofan. Ignition and Sparkplug can check both bits, while
Maglev will only check the Turbofan one.
Bug: v8:7700
Change-Id: I95f6e4326180cac02f127a97438f960950f09d82
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This is a left-over of the removal of the dynamic (rtt-based)
variants.
Bug: v8:7748
Change-Id: I93bb74a72543a5697f1102d283c7d65c6be99466
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- Move StringForwardingTable implementation to own compilation unit.
- Refactoring preparing for layout change (Introduce explicit record
class to make transition from contiguous Tagged_t fields to a
heterogeneous record layout easier).
- Replace RootVisitor pattern for transitioning/cleanup during GC with
callback.
- Minor cleanups.
Bug: v8:12957
Change-Id: Iae343393f470130eac0c54148a1303b67fb95aa4
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--stress-opt never did what we wanted it to; it ran its runs in
different contexts (therefore not able to share feedback across runs),
and even if it didn't, each run would create new closures for any
defined closures, so we'd still more than likely end up poly- or
mega-morphic.
Fuzzers cover this use case better than --stress-opt ever did, so now
it's just using precious bot time. We can get rid of it.
Bug: v8:10386
Change-Id: Ibbb9207d887b4b1dc4ec9093858d477c0f95eb37
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