Zoltan Herczeg 841d536fce
Implement proper arguments support (#4289)
- Store arguments in a register when possible
- Create separate arguments object for function argument initializer when necessary

JerryScript-DCO-1.0-Signed-off-by: Zoltan Herczeg zherczeg.u-szeged@partner.samsung.com
2020-10-16 11:02:36 +02:00

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function f1(a, b, c)
{
'use strict';
assert(!Object.hasOwnProperty(arguments,'caller'));
}
f1(1, 2, 3);
// Normal arguments access
function f2(a = arguments)
{
assert(arguments[1] === 2)
var arguments = 1
assert(arguments === 1)
assert(a[1] === 2)
}
f2(undefined, 2)
function f3(a = arguments)
{
assert(arguments() === "X")
function arguments() { return "X" }
assert(arguments() === "X")
assert(a[1] === "R")
}
f3(undefined, "R")
function f4(a = arguments)
{
const arguments = 3.25
assert(arguments === 3.25)
assert(a[1] === -1.5)
}
f4(undefined, -1.5)
// Normal arguments access with eval
function f5(a = arguments)
{
assert(arguments[1] === 2)
var arguments = 1
assert(arguments === 1)
assert(a[1] === 2)
eval()
}
f5(undefined, 2)
function f6(a = arguments)
{
assert(arguments() === "X")
function arguments() { return "X" }
assert(arguments() === "X")
assert(a[1] === "R")
eval()
}
f6(undefined, "R")
function f7(a = arguments)
{
const arguments = 3.25
assert(arguments === 3.25)
assert(a[1] === -1.5)
eval()
}
f7(undefined, -1.5)
// Argument access through a function
function f8(a = () => arguments)
{
assert(arguments[1] === 2)
var arguments = 1
assert(arguments === 1)
assert(a()[1] === 2)
}
f8(undefined, 2)
function f9(a = () => arguments)
{
assert(arguments() === "X")
function arguments() { return "X" }
assert(arguments() === "X")
assert(a()[1] === "R")
}
f9(undefined, "R")
function f10(a = () => arguments)
{
let arguments = 3.25
assert(arguments === 3.25)
assert(a()[1] === -1.5)
}
f10(undefined, -1.5)
// Argument access through an eval
function f11(a = eval("() => arguments"))
{
assert(arguments[1] === 2)
var arguments = 1
assert(arguments === 1)
assert(a()[1] === 2)
}
f11(undefined, 2)
function f12(a = eval("() => arguments"))
{
assert(arguments() === "X")
function arguments() { return "X" }
assert(arguments() === "X")
assert(a()[1] === "R")
}
f12(undefined, "R")
function f13(a = eval("() => arguments"))
{
const arguments = 3.25
assert(arguments === 3.25)
assert(a()[1] === -1.5)
}
f13(undefined, -1.5)
// Other cases
try {
function f14(a = arguments)
{
assert(a[1] === 6)
arguments;
let arguments = 1;
}
f14(undefined, 6)
assert(false)
} catch (e) {
assert(e instanceof ReferenceError)
}
try {
eval("'use strict'; function f(a = arguments) { arguments = 5; eval() }");
assert(false)
} catch (e) {
assert(e instanceof SyntaxError)
}
function f15()
{
assert(arguments[0] === "A")
var arguments = 1
assert(arguments === 1)
}
f15("A")
function f16()
{
assert(arguments() === "W")
function arguments() { return "W" }
assert(arguments() === "W")
}
f16("A")
function f17(a = arguments = "Val")
{
assert(arguments === "Val")
}
f17();
function f18(s = (v) => arguments = v, g = () => arguments)
{
const arguments = -3.25
s("X")
assert(g() === "X")
assert(arguments === -3.25)
}
f18()
function f19(e = (v) => eval(v))
{
var arguments = -12.5
e("arguments[0] = 4.5")
assert(e("arguments[0]") === 4.5)
assert(e("arguments[1]") === "A")
assert(arguments === -12.5)
}
f19(undefined, "A");