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Prelude Loader violates 10.1.1 and user-functions may be hoisted above prelude #9
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… the user program. #9 not completely fixed yet, need to incrementally execute prelude files instead of concatenating.
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I think this is causing the failure of ch10/10.4/10.4.3/10.4.3-1-17gs.js |
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and tests/test262/ch10/10.4/10.4.3/10.4.3-1-19gs.js |
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Can confirm the commit on this ticket hasn't fixed the listed test cases. |
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… the user program. #9 not completely fixed yet, need to incrementally execute prelude files instead of concatenating.
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This will permit us to run the test262 prelude in a separate context from the testcase itself. This was a bug in the original JSRef, see issue #9: resource-reasoning/jscert_dev#9
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Concatenation of separate JS programs into one Program means that we do not use the correct strictness for them all if they differ.
We should read each Program in separately.
Additionally, prelude functions, such as those used by conrad for his global object setup may be shadowed by user-code functions that are hoisted above them.
jscert_dev/interp/src/run_js.ml
Line 87 in 8e82674
https://es5.github.io/#x10.1.1
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