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// NOTE: this test mostly relies on comparing to the fixture because the ABI affects emitted
// instructions, not semantics.
// exported functions should wrap their returns
export function exported(): i8 {
return <i8>128;
}
// internal functions should not wrap their returns
function internal(): i8 {
return <i8>128;
}
// calling a function that already wraps its return should not wrap again
export function exportedExported(): i8 {
return exported();
}
// calling a function that does not wrap its return should wrap it
export function exportedInternal(): i8 {
return internal();
}
internal(); // keep alive
var condition = !0;
// locals not marked as wrapped should be wrapped when necessaray
{
let x: i8;
x = <i8>256; // overflows to 0
assert(!x); // should wrap
}
// locals not marked as wrapped in all branches should be wrapped when necessary
{
let x: i8;
x = <i8>256; // overflows to 0
if (condition) {
x = x / 2; // should sign-extend x on input
} else {
x = x / 2; // ^
}
assert(!x); // should wrap x
}
// locals marked as wrapped in all branches should not be wrapped again
{
let x: i8; // local
x = <i8>256; // overflows to 0
if (condition) {
x = x >> 24; // should mark result as wrapped
} else {
x = x & 127; // ^
}
assert(!x); // should not wrap
}
// unlike locals, globals are wrapped on assignment
var y: i8;
{
y = <i8>256; // should wrap
assert(!y); // should not wrap
}
// certain operations do not overflow, depending on target type
{
let b: bool;
b = <bool>ctz(2);
assert(b); // should wrap
b = <bool>clz(1);
assert(b); // should wrap
let x: i8;
x = <i8>ctz(2);
assert(x); // should not wrap
x = <i8>clz(1);
assert(x); // should not wrap
// TODO: test more?
}