Fix issue 124 by computing the receiver correctly when...

test/mjsunit/regress/regress-124.js

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 assertEquals("[object global]", this.toString());
 assertEquals("[object global]", toString());
 
 assertEquals("[object global]", eval("this.toString()"));
 assertEquals("[object global]", eval("toString()"));
 
 assertEquals("[object global]", eval("var f; this.toString()"));
 assertEquals("[object global]", eval("var f; toString()"));
 
 
-function F() {
+function F(f) {
   assertEquals("[object global]", this.toString());
   assertEquals("[object global]", toString());
 
   assertEquals("[object global]", eval("this.toString()"));
   assertEquals("[object global]", eval("toString()"));
 
   assertEquals("[object global]", eval("var f; this.toString()"));
   assertEquals("[object global]", eval("var f; toString()"));
+
+  assertEquals("[object global]", eval("f()"));
+
+  // Receiver should be the arguments object here.
+  assertEquals("[object Object]", eval("arguments[0]()"));
 }
 
-F();
+F(Object.prototype.toString);