v8/test/mjsunit/assert-opt-and-deopt.js
fschneider@chromium.org fa2ff742ed Adjust unit test to avoid flakyness when running with the ARM simulator.
In some cases the assert that the test function is not optimized fails
because the function may be optimized already after the second invocation.
(e.g. when running slow in debug mode)
Review URL: http://codereview.chromium.org/7778009

git-svn-id: http://v8.googlecode.com/svn/branches/bleeding_edge@9034 ce2b1a6d-e550-0410-aec6-3dcde31c8c00
2011-08-29 08:46:35 +00:00

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// Flags: --allow-natives-syntax
/**
* This class shows how to use %GetOptimizationCount() and
* %GetOptimizationStatus() to infer information about opts and deopts.
* Might be nice to put this into mjsunit.js, but that doesn't depend on
* the --allow-natives-syntax flag so far.
*/
function OptTracker() {
this.opt_counts_ = {};
}
/**
* The possible optimization states of a function. Must be in sync with the
* return values of Runtime_GetOptimizationStatus() in runtime.cc!
* @enum {int}
*/
OptTracker.OptimizationState = {
YES: 1,
NO: 2,
ALWAYS: 3,
NEVER: 4
};
/**
* Always call this at the beginning of your test, once for each function
* that you later want to track de/optimizations for. It is necessary because
* tests are sometimes executed several times in a row, and you want to
* disregard counts from previous runs.
*/
OptTracker.prototype.CheckpointOptCount = function(func) {
this.opt_counts_[func] = %GetOptimizationCount(func);
};
OptTracker.prototype.AssertOptCount = function(func, optcount) {
if (this.DisableAsserts_(func)) {
return;
}
assertEquals(optcount, this.GetOptCount_(func));
};
OptTracker.prototype.AssertDeoptCount = function(func, deopt_count) {
if (this.DisableAsserts_(func)) {
return;
}
assertEquals(deopt_count, this.GetDeoptCount_(func));
};
OptTracker.prototype.AssertDeoptHappened = function(func, expect_deopt) {
if (this.DisableAsserts_(func)) {
return;
}
if (expect_deopt) {
assertTrue(this.GetDeoptCount_(func) > 0);
} else {
assertEquals(0, this.GetDeoptCount_(func));
}
}
OptTracker.prototype.AssertIsOptimized = function(func, expect_optimized) {
if (this.DisableAsserts_(func)) {
return;
}
var raw_optimized = %GetOptimizationStatus(func);
if (expect_optimized) {
assertEquals(OptTracker.OptimizationState.YES, raw_optimized);
} else {
assertEquals(OptTracker.OptimizationState.NO, raw_optimized);
}
}
/**
* @private
*/
OptTracker.prototype.GetOptCount_ = function(func) {
var raw_count = %GetOptimizationCount(func);
if (func in this.opt_counts_) {
var checkpointed_count = this.opt_counts_[func];
return raw_count - checkpointed_count;
}
return raw_count;
}
/**
* @private
*/
OptTracker.prototype.GetDeoptCount_ = function(func) {
var count = this.GetOptCount_(func);
if (%GetOptimizationStatus(func) == OptTracker.OptimizationState.YES) {
count -= 1;
}
return count;
}
/**
* @private
*/
OptTracker.prototype.DisableAsserts_ = function(func) {
switch(%GetOptimizationStatus(func)) {
case OptTracker.OptimizationState.YES:
case OptTracker.OptimizationState.NO:
return false;
case OptTracker.OptimizationState.ALWAYS:
case OptTracker.OptimizationState.NEVER:
return true;
}
return false;
}
// (End of class OptTracker.)
// Example function used by the test below.
function f(a) {
return a+1;
}
var tracker = new OptTracker();
tracker.CheckpointOptCount(f);
tracker.AssertOptCount(f, 0);
tracker.AssertIsOptimized(f, false);
tracker.AssertDeoptHappened(f, false);
tracker.AssertDeoptCount(f, 0);
f(1);
tracker.AssertOptCount(f, 0);
tracker.AssertIsOptimized(f, false);
tracker.AssertDeoptHappened(f, false);
tracker.AssertDeoptCount(f, 0);
%OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall(f);
f(1);
tracker.AssertOptCount(f, 1);
tracker.AssertIsOptimized(f, true);
tracker.AssertDeoptHappened(f, false);
tracker.AssertDeoptCount(f, 0);
%DeoptimizeFunction(f);
tracker.AssertOptCount(f, 1);
tracker.AssertIsOptimized(f, false);
tracker.AssertDeoptHappened(f, true);
tracker.AssertDeoptCount(f, 1);
// Let's trigger optimization for another type.
for (var i = 0; i < 5; i++) f("a");
%OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall(f);
f("b");
tracker.AssertOptCount(f, 2);
tracker.AssertIsOptimized(f, true);
tracker.AssertDeoptHappened(f, true);
tracker.AssertDeoptCount(f, 1);