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guard-specific-atom-with-short-atom.js (2022B)

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// Test case to cover constant atom guards.
//
// GuardSpecificAtom for short (≤32 characters) constant atoms is optimised.

function* characters(...ranges) {
 for (let [start, end] of ranges) {
   for (let i = start; i <= end; ++i) {
     yield i;
   }
 }
}

const ascii = [...characters(
 [0x41, 0x5A], // A..Z
 [0x61, 0x7A], // a..z
 [0x30, 0x39], // 0..9
)];

const latin1 = [...characters(
 [0xC0, 0xFF], // À..ÿ
)];

const twoByte = [...characters(
 [0x100, 0x17E], // Ā..ž
)];

function toRope(s) {
 try {
   return newRope(s[0], s.substring(1));
 } catch {}
 // newRope can fail when |s| fits into an inline string. In that case simply
 // return the input.
 return s;
}

function atomize(s) {
 return Object.keys({[s]: 0})[0];
}

for (let i = 1; i <= 32; ++i) {
 let strings = [ascii, latin1, twoByte].flatMap(codePoints => [
   // Same string as the input.
   String.fromCodePoint(...codePoints.slice(0, i)),

   // Same length as the input, but a different string.
   String.fromCodePoint(...codePoints.slice(1, i + 1)),

   // Shorter string than the input.
   String.fromCodePoint(...codePoints.slice(0, i - 1)),

   // Longer string than the input.
   String.fromCodePoint(...codePoints.slice(0, i + 1)),
 ]).flatMap(x => [
   x,
   toRope(x),
   newString(x, {twoByte: true}),
   atomize(x),
 ]);

 // Must be small enough to transition to megamorphic ICs.
 const stringsPerLoop = 4;

 for (let codePoints of [ascii, latin1, twoByte]) {
   let str = String.fromCodePoint(...codePoints.slice(0, i));

   for (let i = 0; i < strings.length; i += stringsPerLoop) {
     let fn = Function("strings", `
       var obj = {["${str}"]: 0};

       for (let i = 0; i < 250; ++i) {
         let idx = i % strings.length;
         let str = strings[idx];
     
         let actual = str in obj;
         let expected = str === "${str}";
         if (actual !== expected) throw new Error();
       }
     `);
     fn(strings.slice(i, stringsPerLoop));
   }
 }
}