v8/test/unittests/wasm/wasm-disassembler-unittest-gc.wat.inc
Daniel Lehmann 7c6f2cba36 [wasm] Test disassembler for Wasm GC
This adds a separate test module and output expectation for Wasm GC.
This covers the new types and instructions from
https://github.com/WebAssembly/gc/blob/main/proposals/gc/MVP.md

Unlike the previous disassembler tests, one cannot easily create the
module bytes with WABT's `wat2wasm` from the expected text output (at
least right now), so I used Binaryen's `wasm-as` instead to generate
the module from a separate input file (not included here, because it
uses folded expressions, which the debugger doesn't.)

Change-Id: Id0205b2788fd7be5ea7696242cbe8a74a4bca892
Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/4013265
Reviewed-by: Jakob Kummerow <jkummerow@chromium.org>
Commit-Queue: Jakob Kummerow <jkummerow@chromium.org>
Auto-Submit: Daniel Lehmann <dlehmann@chromium.org>
Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/main@{#84264}
2022-11-15 11:21:00 +00:00

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;; expected = R"---(;; This is a polyglot C++/WAT file.
;; Comment lines are ignored and not expected in the disassembler output.
(module
;; Structs.
(type $type0 (struct))
(type $type1 (struct (field $field0 i32)))
(type $type2 (struct (field $field0 (mut i32)) (field $field1 (mut i64))))
(type $type3 (struct (field $field0 i8) (field $field1 (mut i16))))
;; Arrays.
(type $type4 (array (field i64)))
(type $type5 (array (field (mut i64))))
(type $type6 (array (field i8)))
;; References to other types, mutual recursion.
(type $type7 (struct (field $field0 (ref $type0))))
;; TODO: rec-groups are supported in the binary format, but they are not
;; printed yet. Once that is implemented in the disassembler, uncomment:
;; (rec
(type $type8 (struct (field $field0 (ref $type9))))
(type $type9 (struct (field $field0 (ref $type8))))
;; )
;; Subtyping constraints.
;; TODO: Change to `sub` keyword, once that is standardized.
(type $type10 (struct_subtype (field $field0 i32) $type0))
;; Globals using reference types.
(global $env.imported_global (;0;) (import "env" "imported_global") (ref $type7))
(global $env.another_global (;1;) (import "env" "another_global") (ref $type8))
(global $global2 anyref (ref.null none))
(global $global3 (mut eqref) (ref.null none))
;; Function with GC instructions and taking GC types as parameters.
(func $func0 (param $var0 (ref $type1)) (param $var1 eqref)
;; Structs.
struct.new_default $type1
struct.get $type1 $field0
drop
struct.new_default $type2
i32.const 0
struct.set $type2 $field0
struct.new_default $type3
struct.get_s $type3 $field0
drop
struct.new_default $type3
struct.get_u $type3 $field1
drop
;; Arrays.
array.new_fixed $type4 0
drop
i32.const 0
array.new_default $type4
array.len
drop
i64.const 0
i32.const 0
array.new $type4
i32.const 0
array.get $type4
drop
i32.const 0
array.new_default $type5
i32.const 0
i64.const 0
array.set $type5
i32.const 0
array.new_default $type6
i32.const 0
array.get_s $type6
drop
i32.const 0
array.new_default $type6
i32.const 0
array.get_u $type6
drop
;; References.
local.get $var1
local.get $var1
ref.eq
drop
local.get $var1
ref.test $type0
drop
local.get $var0
ref.cast $type0
drop
local.get $var0
ref.test null $type0
drop
local.get $var0
ref.cast null $type0
drop
;; Branches.
block $label0 (result (ref $type1))
local.get $var0
br_on_non_null $label0
local.get $var0
br_on_cast $label0 $type1
drop
local.get $var0
br_on_cast_fail $label0 $type1
drop
;; TODO: Once `br_on_cast null` is implemented, uncomment:
;; local.get $var0
;; br_on_cast $label0 null $type1
local.get $var0
end $label0
drop
)
)
;;)---";