v8/test/mjsunit/regress/regress-binop.js

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// Flags: --allow-natives-syntax
// general tests
var e31 = Math.pow(2, 31);
assertEquals(-e31, -1*e31);
assertEquals(e31, -1*e31*(-1));
assertEquals(e31, -1*-e31);
assertEquals(e31, -e31*(-1));
var x = {toString : function() {return 1}}
function add(a,b){return a+b;}
add(1,x);
add(1,x);
%OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall(add);
add(1,x);
x.toString = function() {return "2"};
assertEquals(add(1,x), "12");
// Test the correct placement of the simulates in TruncateToNumber:
function Checker() {
this.str = "1";
var toStringCalled = 0;
var toStringExpected = 0;
this.toString = function() {
toStringCalled++;
return this.str;
};
this.check = function() {
toStringExpected++;
assertEquals(toStringExpected, toStringCalled);
};
};
var left = new Checker();
var right = new Checker();
function test(fun,check_fun,a,b,does_throw) {
left.str = a;
right.str = b;
try {
assertEquals(check_fun(a,b), fun(left, right));
assertTrue(!does_throw);
} catch(e) {
if (e instanceof TypeError) {
assertTrue(!!does_throw);
} else {
throw e;
}
} finally {
left.check();
if (!does_throw || does_throw>1) {
right.check();
}
}
}
function minus(a,b) { return a-b };
function check_minus(a,b) { return a-b };
function mod(a,b) { return a%b };
function check_mod(a,b) { return a%b };
test(minus,check_minus,1,2);
// Bailout on left
test(minus,check_minus,1<<30,1);
// Bailout on right
test(minus,check_minus,1,1<<30);
// Bailout on result
test(minus,check_minus,1<<30,-(1<<30));
// Some more interesting things
test(minus,check_minus,1,1.4);
test(minus,check_minus,1.3,4);
test(minus,check_minus,1.3,1.4);
test(minus,check_minus,1,2);
test(minus,check_minus,1,undefined);
test(minus,check_minus,1,2);
test(minus,check_minus,1,true);
test(minus,check_minus,1,2);
test(minus,check_minus,1,null);
test(minus,check_minus,1,2);
test(minus,check_minus,1,"");
test(minus,check_minus,1,2);
// Throw on left
test(minus,check_minus,{},1,1);
// Throw on right
test(minus,check_minus,1,{},2);
// Throw both
test(minus,check_minus,{},{},1);
test(minus,check_minus,1,2);
// Now with optimized code
test(mod,check_mod,1,2);
%OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall(mod);
test(mod,check_mod,1,2);
test(mod,check_mod,1<<30,1);
%OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall(mod);
test(mod,check_mod,1<<30,1);
test(mod,check_mod,1,1<<30);
%OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall(mod);
test(mod,check_mod,1,1<<30);
test(mod,check_mod,1<<30,-(1<<30));
%OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall(mod);
test(mod,check_mod,1<<30,-(1<<30));
test(mod,check_mod,1,{},2);
%OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall(mod);
test(mod,check_mod,1,{},2);
test(mod,check_mod,1,2);
// test oddballs
function t1(a, b) {return a-b}
assertEquals(t1(1,2), 1-2);
assertEquals(t1(2,true), 2-1);
assertEquals(t1(false,2), 0-2);
assertEquals(t1(1,2.4), 1-2.4);
assertEquals(t1(1.3,2.4), 1.3-2.4);
assertEquals(t1(true,2.4), 1-2.4);
assertEquals(t1(1,undefined), 1-NaN);
assertEquals(t1(1,1<<30), 1-(1<<30));
assertEquals(t1(1,2), 1-2);
function t2(a, b) {return a/b}
assertEquals(t2(1,2), 1/2);
assertEquals(t2(null,2), 0/2);
assertEquals(t2(null,-2), 0/-2);
assertEquals(t2(2,null), 2/0);
assertEquals(t2(-2,null), -2/0);
assertEquals(t2(1,2.4), 1/2.4);
assertEquals(t2(1.3,2.4), 1.3/2.4);
assertEquals(t2(null,2.4), 0/2.4);
assertEquals(t2(1.3,null), 1.3/0);
assertEquals(t2(undefined,2), NaN/2);
assertEquals(t2(1,1<<30), 1/(1<<30));
assertEquals(t2(1,2), 1/2);
// Assert that the hole is not truncated to nan for string add.
function string_add(a,i) {
var d = [0.1, ,0.3];
return a + d[i];
}
string_add(1.1, 0);
string_add("", 0);
%OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall(string_add);
string_add(1.1, 0);
// There comes the hole
assertEquals("undefined", string_add("", 1));