introduces compile time type (ct_type)

to determine whether we can call directly
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Torsten Ruger
2017-04-19 20:59:13 +03:00
parent d2fba19b95
commit 3e282c083d
8 changed files with 130 additions and 12 deletions

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@ -46,4 +46,32 @@ module Vool
assert_equal 1 , lst.statements.first.value
end
end
class TestBasicTypes < MiniTest::Test
def setup
Risc.machine.boot
end
def compile( input )
lst = RubyCompiler.compile( input )
lst.ct_type
end
def test_integer
assert_equal "Integer_Type" , compile( "123").name
end
def test_string
assert_equal "Word_Type" , compile( "'string'").name
end
def test_sym
assert_equal "Word_Type" , compile( ":symbol").name
end
# classes fot these are not implemented in parfait yet
# def pest_nil
# assert_equal "Nil_Type" , compile( "nil").name
# end
# def pest_false
# assert_equal "False_Type" , compile( "false").name
# end
# def pest_true
# assert_equal "True_Type" , compile( "true").name
# end
end
end

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@ -58,6 +58,22 @@ module Vool
lst = RubyCompiler.compile( "super(1)")
assert_nil lst.name
end
end
class TestSendReceiverType < MiniTest::Test
def setup
Risc.machine.boot
end
def test_int_receiver
sent = RubyCompiler.compile( "5.mod4")
assert_equal Parfait::Type , sent.receiver.ct_type.class
assert_equal "Integer_Type" , sent.receiver.ct_type.name
end
def test_string_receiver
sent = RubyCompiler.compile( "'5'.putstring")
assert_equal Parfait::Type , sent.receiver.ct_type.class
assert_equal "Word_Type" , sent.receiver.ct_type.name
end
end
end