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// |jit-test| skip-if: !wasmGcEnabled()
// Test the maximum depth limit
{
const MaxDepth = 31;
let types = `(type (struct))\n`;
for (let depth = 1; depth <= MaxDepth + 1; depth++) {
types += `(type (sub ${depth - 1} (struct)))\n`;
}
wasmFailValidateText(`(module
${types}
)`, /too deep/);
}
// Test all possible casting combinations of the following graph:
//
// A1 A2
// | |
// B1 B2
// | \ |
// C1 C2 C3
// | \ |
// D1 D2 D3
// | \ |
// E1 E2 E3
// | \ |
// F1 F2 F3
// | \ |
// G1 G2 G3
// | \ |
// H1 H2 H3
// | \ |
// I1 I2 I3
// | \ |
// J1 J2 J3
//
// NOTE: this object will be mutated and needs to be ordered such that parent
// definitions come before children. Note also, to be properly effective,
// these trees need to have a depth of at least MinSuperTypeVectorLength as
// defined in wasm/WasmCodegenConstants.h; keep it in sync with that.
const TYPES = {
'A1': { super: null },
'A2': { super: null },
'B1': { super: 'A1' },
'B2': { super: 'A2' },
'C1': { super: 'B1' },
'C2': { super: 'B1' },
'C3': { super: 'B2' },
'D1': { super: 'C1' },
'D2': { super: 'C1' },
'D3': { super: 'C3' },
'E1': { super: 'D1' },
'E2': { super: 'D1' },
'E3': { super: 'D3' },
'F1': { super: 'E1' },
'F2': { super: 'E1' },
'F3': { super: 'E3' },
'G1': { super: 'F1' },
'G2': { super: 'F1' },
'G3': { super: 'F3' },
'H1': { super: 'G1' },
'H2': { super: 'G1' },
'H3': { super: 'G3' },
'I1': { super: 'H1' },
'I2': { super: 'H1' },
'I3': { super: 'H3' },
'J1': { super: 'I1' },
'J2': { super: 'I1' },
'J3': { super: 'I3' },
};
// The oracle method for testing the declared subtype relationship.
function manualIsSubtype(types, subType, superType) {
while (subType !== superType && subType.super !== null) {
subType = types[subType.super];
}
return subType === superType;
}
function testAllCasts(types) {
let typeSection = ``;
let funcSection = ``;
for (let name in types) {
let type = types[name];
if (type.super === null) {
typeSection += `(type \$${name} (struct))\n`;
} else {
typeSection += `(type \$${name} (sub \$${type.super} (struct)))\n`;
}
funcSection += `
(func (export "new${name}") (result externref)
struct.new_default \$${name}
extern.externalize
)
(func (export "is${name}") (param externref) (result i32)
local.get 0
extern.internalize
ref.test (ref \$${name})
)`;
}
// NOTE: we place all types in a single recursion group to prevent
// canonicalization from
let moduleText = `(module
(rec ${typeSection})
${funcSection}
)`;
// Instantiate the module and acquire the testing methods
let exports = wasmEvalText(moduleText).exports;
for (let name in types) {
let type = types[name];
type['new'] = exports[`new${name}`];
type['is'] = exports[`is${name}`];
}
// Test every combination of types, comparing the oracle method against the
// JIT'ed method.
for (let subTypeName in types) {
let subType = types[subTypeName];
for (let superTypeName in types) {
let superType = types[subTypeName];
assertEq(
manualIsSubtype(types, subType, superType) ? 1 : 0,
superType['is'](subType['new']()));
}
}
}
testAllCasts(TYPES);
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