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1 // Bug 972961 - Test compiler with very long chains of property accesses |
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2 |
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3 // Return true if we can compile a chain of n property accesses, |
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4 // false if we cannot. Throw if compilation fails in an unexpected way. |
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5 function test(n) { |
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6 print("testing " + n); |
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7 try { |
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8 eval('if (false) {' + Array(n).join(("a.")) + 'a}'); |
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9 } catch (exc) { |
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10 // Expected outcome if the expression is too deeply nested is an InternalError. |
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11 if (!(exc instanceof InternalError)) |
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12 throw exc; |
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13 print(exc.message); |
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14 return false; |
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15 } |
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16 print("no exception"); |
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17 return true; |
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18 } |
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19 |
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20 // Find out how long a chain is enough to break the compiler. |
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21 var n = 4, LIMIT = 0x000fffff; |
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22 var lo = 1, hi = 1; |
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23 while (n <= LIMIT && test(n)) { |
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24 lo = n; |
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25 n *= 4; |
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26 } |
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27 |
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28 // Using binary search, find a pass/fail boundary (in order to |
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29 // test the edge case). |
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30 if (n <= LIMIT) { |
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31 hi = n; |
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32 while (lo !== hi) { |
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33 var mid = Math.floor((lo + hi) / 2); |
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34 if (test(mid)) |
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35 lo = mid + 1; |
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36 else |
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37 hi = mid; |
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38 } |
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39 print((lo - 1) + " attributes should be enough for anyone"); |
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40 } |