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These tests were spliced out of changelist 2216353002 and extended. BUG= Review-Url: https://codereview.chromium.org/2245263003 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#38906}
511 lines
14 KiB
Python
511 lines
14 KiB
Python
#!/usr/bin/env python3
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# Copyright 2016 the V8 project authors. All rights reserved.
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# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
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# found in the LICENSE file.
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from collections import namedtuple
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import textwrap
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import sys
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SHARD_FILENAME_TEMPLATE = "test/mjsunit/compiler/inline-exception-{shard}.js"
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# Generates 2 files. Found by trial and error.
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SHARD_SIZE = 94
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PREAMBLE = """
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// Copyright 2016 the V8 project authors. All rights reserved.
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// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
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// found in the LICENSE file.
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// Flags: --allow-natives-syntax --turbo --no-always-opt
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// This test file was generated by tools/gen-inlining-tests.py .
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// Global variables
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var deopt = undefined; // either true or false
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var counter = 0;
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function resetState() {
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counter = 0;
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}
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function warmUp(f) {
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try {
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f();
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} catch (ex) {
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// ok
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}
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try {
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f();
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} catch (ex) {
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// ok
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}
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}
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function resetOptAndAssertResultEquals(expected, f) {
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warmUp(f);
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resetState();
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// %DebugPrint(f);
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eval("'dont optimize this function itself please, but do optimize f'");
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%OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall(f);
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assertEquals(expected, f());
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}
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function resetOptAndAssertThrowsWith(expected, f) {
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warmUp(f);
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resetState();
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// %DebugPrint(f);
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eval("'dont optimize this function itself please, but do optimize f'");
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%OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall(f);
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try {
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var result = f();
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fail("resetOptAndAssertThrowsWith",
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"exception: " + expected,
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"result: " + result);
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} catch (ex) {
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assertEquals(expected, ex);
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}
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}
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function increaseAndReturn15() {
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if (deopt) %DeoptimizeFunction(f);
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counter++;
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return 15;
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}
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function increaseAndThrow42() {
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if (deopt) %DeoptimizeFunction(f);
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counter++;
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throw 42;
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}
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function returnOrThrow(doReturn) {
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if (doReturn) {
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return increaseAndReturn15();
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} else {
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return increaseAndThrow42();
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}
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}
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// When passed either {increaseAndReturn15} or {increaseAndThrow42}, it acts
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// as the other one.
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function invertFunctionCall(f) {
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var result;
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try {
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result = f();
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} catch (ex) {
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return ex - 27;
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}
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throw result + 27;
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}
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function increaseAndStore15Constructor() {
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if (deopt) %DeoptimizeFunction(f);
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++counter;
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this.x = 15;
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}
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function increaseAndThrow42Constructor() {
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if (deopt) %DeoptimizeFunction(f);
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++counter;
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this.x = 42;
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throw this.x;
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}
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var magic = {};
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Object.defineProperty(magic, 'prop', {
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get: function () {
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if (deopt) %DeoptimizeFunction(f);
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return 15 + 0 * ++counter;
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},
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set: function(x) {
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// argument should be 37
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if (deopt) %DeoptimizeFunction(f);
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counter -= 36 - x; // increments counter
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throw 42;
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}
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})
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// Generate type feedback.
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assertEquals(15, (new increaseAndStore15Constructor()).x);
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assertThrowsEquals(function() {
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return (new increaseAndThrow42Constructor()).x;
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},
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42);
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function runThisShard() {
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""".strip()
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def booltuples(n):
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"""booltuples(2) yields 4 tuples: (False, False), (False, True),
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(True, False), (True, True)."""
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assert isinstance(n, int)
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if n <= 0:
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yield ()
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else:
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for initial in booltuples(n-1):
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yield initial + (False,)
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yield initial + (True,)
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FLAGLETTERS="4321trflcrltfrtld"
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def fnname(flags):
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assert len(FLAGLETTERS) == len(flags)
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return "f_" + ''.join(
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FLAGLETTERS[i] if b else '_'
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for (i, b) in enumerate(flags))
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NUM_TESTS_PRINTED = 0
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NUM_TESTS_IN_SHARD = 0
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def printtest(flags):
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"""Print a test case. Takes a couple of boolean flags, on which the
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printed Javascript code depends."""
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assert all(isinstance(flag, bool) for flag in flags)
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# The alternative flags are in reverse order so that if we take all possible
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# tuples, ordered lexicographically from false to true, we get first the
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# default, then alternative 1, then 2, etc.
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(
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alternativeFn4, # use alternative #4 for returning/throwing.
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alternativeFn3, # use alternative #3 for returning/throwing.
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alternativeFn2, # use alternative #2 for returning/throwing.
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alternativeFn1, # use alternative #1 for returning/throwing.
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tryThrows, # in try block, call throwing function
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tryReturns, # in try block, call returning function
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tryFirstReturns, # in try block, returning goes before throwing
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tryResultToLocal, # in try block, result goes to local variable
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doCatch, # include catch block
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catchReturns, # in catch block, return
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catchWithLocal, # in catch block, modify or return the local variable
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catchThrows, # in catch block, throw
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doFinally, # include finally block
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finallyReturns, # in finally block, return local variable
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finallyThrows, # in finally block, throw
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endReturnLocal, # at very end, return variable local
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deopt, # deopt inside inlined function
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) = flags
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# BASIC RULES
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# Only one alternative can be applied at any time.
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if alternativeFn1 + alternativeFn2 + alternativeFn3 + alternativeFn4 > 1:
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return
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# In try, return or throw, or both.
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if not (tryReturns or tryThrows): return
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# Either doCatch or doFinally.
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if not doCatch and not doFinally: return
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# Catch flags only make sense when catching
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if not doCatch and (catchReturns or catchWithLocal or catchThrows):
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return
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# Finally flags only make sense when finallying
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if not doFinally and (finallyReturns or finallyThrows):
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return
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# tryFirstReturns is only relevant when both tryReturns and tryThrows are
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# true.
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if tryFirstReturns and not (tryReturns and tryThrows): return
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# From the try and finally block, we can return or throw, but not both.
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if catchReturns and catchThrows: return
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if finallyReturns and finallyThrows: return
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# If at the end we return the local, we need to have touched it.
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if endReturnLocal and not (tryResultToLocal or catchWithLocal): return
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# PRUNING
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anyAlternative = any([alternativeFn1, alternativeFn2, alternativeFn3,
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alternativeFn4])
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rareAlternative = any([alternativeFn1, alternativeFn3, alternativeFn4])
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# If try returns and throws, then don't catchWithLocal, endReturnLocal, or
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# deopt, or do any alternative.
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if (tryReturns and tryThrows and
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(catchWithLocal or endReturnLocal or deopt or anyAlternative)):
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return
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# We don't do any alternative if we do a finally.
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if doFinally and anyAlternative: return
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# We only use the local variable if we do alternative #2.
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if ((tryResultToLocal or catchWithLocal or endReturnLocal) and
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not alternativeFn2):
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return
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# We don't need to test deopting into a finally.
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if doFinally and deopt: return
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# Flag check succeeded.
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trueFlagNames = [name for (name, value) in flags._asdict().items() if value]
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flagsMsgLine = " // Variant flags: [{}]".format(', '.join(trueFlagNames))
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write(textwrap.fill(flagsMsgLine, subsequent_indent=' // '))
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write("")
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if not anyAlternative:
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fragments = {
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'increaseAndReturn15': 'increaseAndReturn15()',
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'increaseAndThrow42': 'increaseAndThrow42()',
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}
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elif alternativeFn1:
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fragments = {
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'increaseAndReturn15': 'returnOrThrow(true)',
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'increaseAndThrow42': 'returnOrThrow(false)',
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}
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elif alternativeFn2:
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fragments = {
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'increaseAndReturn15': 'invertFunctionCall(increaseAndThrow42)',
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'increaseAndThrow42': 'invertFunctionCall(increaseAndReturn15)',
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}
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elif alternativeFn3:
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fragments = {
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'increaseAndReturn15': '(new increaseAndStore15Constructor()).x',
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'increaseAndThrow42': '(new increaseAndThrow42Constructor()).x',
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}
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else:
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assert alternativeFn4
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fragments = {
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'increaseAndReturn15': 'magic.prop /* returns 15 */',
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'increaseAndThrow42': '(magic.prop = 37 /* throws 42 */)',
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}
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# As we print code, we also maintain what the result should be. Variable
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# {result} can be one of three things:
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#
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# - None, indicating returning JS null
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# - ("return", n) with n an integer
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# - ("throw", n), with n an integer
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result = None
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# We also maintain what the counter should be at the end.
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# The counter is reset just before f is called.
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counter = 0
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write( " f = function {} () {{".format(fnname(flags)))
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write( " var local = 3;")
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write( " deopt = {};".format("true" if deopt else "false"))
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local = 3
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write( " try {")
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write( " counter++;")
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counter += 1
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resultTo = "local +=" if tryResultToLocal else "return"
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if tryReturns and not (tryThrows and not tryFirstReturns):
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write( " {} {increaseAndReturn15};".format(resultTo, **fragments))
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if result == None:
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counter += 1
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if tryResultToLocal:
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local += 15
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else:
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result = ("return", 15)
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if tryThrows:
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write( " {} {increaseAndThrow42};".format(resultTo, **fragments))
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if result == None:
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counter += 1
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result = ("throw", 42)
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if tryReturns and tryThrows and not tryFirstReturns:
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write( " {} {increaseAndReturn15};".format(resultTo, **fragments))
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if result == None:
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counter += 1
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if tryResultToLocal:
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local += 15
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else:
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result = ("return", 15)
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write( " counter++;")
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if result == None:
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counter += 1
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if doCatch:
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write( " } catch (ex) {")
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write( " counter++;")
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if isinstance(result, tuple) and result[0] == 'throw':
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counter += 1
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if catchThrows:
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write(" throw 2 + ex;")
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if isinstance(result, tuple) and result[0] == "throw":
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result = ('throw', 2 + result[1])
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elif catchReturns and catchWithLocal:
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write(" return 2 + local;")
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if isinstance(result, tuple) and result[0] == "throw":
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result = ('return', 2 + local)
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elif catchReturns and not catchWithLocal:
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write(" return 2 + ex;");
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if isinstance(result, tuple) and result[0] == "throw":
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result = ('return', 2 + result[1])
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elif catchWithLocal:
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write(" local += ex;");
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if isinstance(result, tuple) and result[0] == "throw":
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local += result[1]
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result = None
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counter += 1
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else:
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if isinstance(result, tuple) and result[0] == "throw":
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result = None
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counter += 1
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write( " counter++;")
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if doFinally:
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write( " } finally {")
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write( " counter++;")
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counter += 1
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if finallyThrows:
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write(" throw 25;")
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result = ('throw', 25)
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elif finallyReturns:
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write(" return 3 + local;")
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result = ('return', 3 + local)
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elif not finallyReturns and not finallyThrows:
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write(" local += 2;")
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local += 2
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counter += 1
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else: assert False # unreachable
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write( " counter++;")
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write( " }")
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write( " counter++;")
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if result == None:
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counter += 1
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if endReturnLocal:
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write( " return 5 + local;")
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if result == None:
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result = ('return', 5 + local)
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write( " }")
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if result == None:
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write( " resetOptAndAssertResultEquals(undefined, f);")
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else:
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tag, value = result
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if tag == "return":
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write( " resetOptAndAssertResultEquals({}, f);".format(value))
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else:
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assert tag == "throw"
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write( " resetOptAndAssertThrowsWith({}, f);".format(value))
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write( " assertEquals({}, counter);".format(counter))
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write( "")
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global NUM_TESTS_PRINTED, NUM_TESTS_IN_SHARD
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NUM_TESTS_PRINTED += 1
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NUM_TESTS_IN_SHARD += 1
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FILE = None # to be initialised to an open file
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SHARD_NUM = 1
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def write(*args):
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return print(*args, file=FILE)
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def rotateshard():
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global FILE, NUM_TESTS_IN_SHARD, SHARD_SIZE
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if MODE != 'shard':
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return
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if FILE != None and NUM_TESTS_IN_SHARD < SHARD_SIZE:
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return
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if FILE != None:
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finishshard()
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assert FILE == None
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FILE = open(SHARD_FILENAME_TEMPLATE.format(shard=SHARD_NUM), 'w')
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write_shard_header()
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NUM_TESTS_IN_SHARD = 0
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def finishshard():
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global FILE, SHARD_NUM, MODE
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assert FILE
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write_shard_footer()
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if MODE == 'shard':
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print("Wrote shard {}.".format(SHARD_NUM))
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FILE.close()
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FILE = None
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SHARD_NUM += 1
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def write_shard_header():
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if MODE == 'shard':
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write("// Shard {}.".format(SHARD_NUM))
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write("")
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write(PREAMBLE)
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write("")
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def write_shard_footer():
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write("}")
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write("%NeverOptimizeFunction(runThisShard);")
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write("")
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write("// {} tests in this shard.".format(NUM_TESTS_IN_SHARD))
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write("// {} tests up to here.".format(NUM_TESTS_PRINTED))
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write("")
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write("runThisShard();")
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flagtuple = namedtuple('flagtuple', (
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"alternativeFn4",
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"alternativeFn3",
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"alternativeFn2",
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"alternativeFn1",
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"tryThrows",
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"tryReturns",
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"tryFirstReturns",
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"tryResultToLocal",
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"doCatch",
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"catchReturns",
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"catchWithLocal",
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"catchThrows",
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"doFinally",
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"finallyReturns",
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"finallyThrows",
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"endReturnLocal",
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"deopt"
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))
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emptyflags = flagtuple(*((False,) * len(flagtuple._fields)))
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f1 = emptyflags._replace(tryReturns=True, doCatch=True)
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# You can test function printtest with f1.
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allFlagCombinations = [
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flagtuple(*bools)
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for bools in booltuples(len(flagtuple._fields))
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]
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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global MODE
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if sys.argv[1:] == []:
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MODE = 'stdout'
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print("// Printing all shards together to stdout.")
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print("")
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write_shard_header()
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FILE = sys.stdout
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elif sys.argv[1:] == ['--shard-and-overwrite']:
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MODE = 'shard'
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else:
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print("Usage:")
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print("")
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print(" python {}".format(sys.argv[0]))
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print(" print all tests to standard output")
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print(" python {} --shard-and-overwrite".format(sys.argv[0]))
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print(" print all tests to {}".format(SHARD_FILENAME_TEMPLATE))
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print("")
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print(sys.argv[1:])
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print("")
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sys.exit(1)
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rotateshard()
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for flags in allFlagCombinations:
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printtest(flags)
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rotateshard()
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finishshard()
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