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Before, when the type was determined, it was assumed that the method can be resolved. But off course tis is not true, as methods may be defined later in the file. Two solutions for that. One could (and should) define all methods and only then start to compile. Thus having the type safety. Or (as now) make a dynamic call and let it fail at runtime.
29 lines
775 B
Ruby
29 lines
775 B
Ruby
require_relative "../helper"
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module Vool
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class TestSendCachedSimpleMom < MiniTest::Test
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include VoolCompile
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def setup
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Parfait.boot!(Parfait.default_test_options)
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@compiler = compile_first_method( "5.div8")
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@ins = @compiler.mom_instructions.next
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end
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def test_check_type
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assert_equal NotSameCheck , @ins.class , @ins
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end
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def test_check_resolve_call
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assert_equal ResolveMethod , @ins.next(2).class , @ins
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end
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def test_dynamic_call_last
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assert_equal DynamicCall , @ins.next(6).class , @ins
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end
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def test_array
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check_array [NotSameCheck, SlotLoad, ResolveMethod, Label, MessageSetup ,
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ArgumentTransfer, DynamicCall, Label, ReturnSequence, Label] , @ins
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end
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end
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end
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