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test/mjsunit/compiler/short-circuit.js

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+// Copyright 2009 the V8 project authors. All rights reserved.
+// Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
+// modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are
+// met:
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+//     * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above
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+// OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
+
+// Test some expression contexts involving short-circuit boolean
+// operations that did not otherwise have test coverage.
+
+
+var x = 42;
+
+// Literals in value/test context.
+assertEquals(x, function () { return 0 || x }());
+assertEquals(1, function () { return 1 || x }());
+
+// Literals in test/value context.
+assertEquals(0, function () { return 0 && x }());
+assertEquals(x, function () { return 1 && x }());
+
+// A value on top of the stack in value/test context.
+assertEquals(x, function(y) { return y++ || x }(0));
+assertEquals(1, function(y) { return y++ || x }(1));
+
+// A value on top of the stack in a test/value context.
+assertEquals(0, function(y) { return y++ && x }(0));
+assertEquals(x, function(y) { return y++ && x }(1));
+
+// An object literal in value context.
+assertEquals(0, function () { return {x: 0}}().x);
+
+// An object literal in value/test context.
+assertEquals(0, function () { return {x: 0} || this }().x);
+
+// An object literal in test/value context.
+assertEquals(x, function () { return {x: 0} && this }().x);
+
+// An array literal in value/test context.
+assertEquals(0, function () { return [0,1] || new Array(x,1) }()[0]);
+
+// An array literal in test/value context.
+assertEquals(x, function () { return [0,1] && new Array(x,1) }()[0]);
+
+// Slot assignment in value/test context.
+assertEquals(x, function (y) { return (y = 0) || x }("?"));
+assertEquals(1, function (y) { return (y = 1) || x }("?"));
+
+// Slot assignment in test/value context.
+assertEquals(0, function (y) { return (y = 0) && x }("?"));
+assertEquals(x, function (y) { return (y = 1) && x }("?"));
+
+// void in value context.
+assertEquals(void 0, function () { return void x }());
+
+// void in value/test context.
+assertEquals(x, function () { return (void x) || x }());
+
+// void in test/value context.
+assertEquals(void 0, function () { return (void x) && x }());
+
+// Unary not in value context.
+assertEquals(false, function () { return !x }());
+
+// Unary not in value/test context.
+assertEquals(true, function (y) { return !y || x }(0));
+assertEquals(x, function (y) { return !y || x }(1));
+
+// Unary not in test/value context.
+assertEquals(x, function (y) { return !y && x }(0));
+assertEquals(false, function (y) { return !y && x }(1));
+
+// Comparison in value context.
+assertEquals(false, function () { return x < x; }());
+
+// Comparison in value/test context.
+assertEquals(x, function () { return x < x || x; }());
+assertEquals(true, function () { return x <= x || x; }());
+
+// Comparison in test/value context.
+assertEquals(false, function () { return x < x && x; }());
+assertEquals(x, function () { return x <= x && x; }());