The interop tests weren't updated when regex support was added to
runtest for matching output data. This was causing a bunch of
implementations to silently fail while testing interop. Fix runtest.py
to fail on bad test data and fix 21 implementations with the old style
output matches.
Add a step1 test to make sure that implementations are properly
throwing an error on unclosed strings.
Fix 47 implementations and update the guide to note the correct
behavior.
- Update Dockerfile to install rpython and then use that build and
install warpy (nojit).
- Support 'warpy' in wasm_MODE. Update wasm/Makefile and wasm/run to
support the new mode.
wasm: update to wat syntax as of Jan 2019.
Examples:
- get_local -> local.get
- i32.wrap/i64 -> i32.warp_i64
- etc
The distinction between wat and wast has been clarified:
- wat: textual format for web assembly modules
- wast: superset of wat used in the specification to define tests.
Drop platform_js and use refactor platform_os to support JS mode. Add
get_time_ms import to platform_os so this depends on run.js and
fooboot providing that.
Update the Clojure/ClojureScript implementation to have full reader
and printer/pr-str impementation instead of monkey patching Clojure's
reader and print functions.
Fixes made to: ada, c, chuck, clojure, coffee, common-lisp, cpp,
crystal, d, dart, elm, erlang, es6, factor, fsharp, gnu-smalltalk,
groovy, guile, haxe, hy, js, livescript, matlab, miniMAL, nasm, nim,
objc, objpascal, ocaml, perl, perl6, php, plsql, ps, python, r,
rpython, ruby, scheme, swift3, tcl, ts, vb, vimscript, wasm, yorick.
Catchless try* test is an optional test. Not all implementations
support catchless try* but a number were fixed so they at least don't
crash on catchless try*.
This allows carriage returns to be specified in tests which allows
multiline tests to be written i.e. by using Ctrl-V Enter to put
a literal carriage return (^M) into the test definition. The effect of
this is to send a single string to the REPL that contains newlines
which normally can't be done because readline behavior will split it
into two separate lines.
- Use more concise param and local syntax.
- Separate out string.wam.
- Add pr_str_seq functionality and add in print_readably
functionality.
- Add REPLACE3 function.
- Remove use of putchar and simplify util.wam
- Move string functions from util.wam to string.wam including some
renames to be more consistent with C library names.
- Add temporary content to 256 character buffers so that they are
de-duplicated/combined.
- Use AND/OR macros.
- Improve Makefile deps and use more general wasm target.
- Properly cleanup memory in try* and use TCO as part of try*.
- Convert sources to much more concise wam syntax supported by wamp.
- Rename sources from *.wast to *.wam and generate *.wast files by
translating via wamp.
Needs wace from https://github.com/kanaka/wac to run.
wastpp.py processes the listed modules and outputs a single combined
module. It finds inline strings and hoists them to the top into a data
section and creates pointer variables into that memory and replaces
the inline strings with pointer lookups.
