Run V8 spec conformance test suite #243
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saghul
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By updating v8.txt. The shell script prints the diff that needs to be applied. I took a slightly different tack in this revision. Instead of a separate context I now run tests in a separate process. Some of the tests need TZ set to a specific value. |
Forgot to mention, you can also copy the temp file over v8.txt locally. Amounts to the same thing. |
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The shell script runs the JS runner and diffs its stderr with v8.txt. Lines added/removed means tests were fixed/broken.
I added functions to qjs to let the JS runner execute tests in a separate context.
Future work is to a) fix failing tests, and b) enable more tests. A number are disabled for various reasons and mjsunit subdirectories are currently skipped. Need to decide on a case-by-case basis what is and isn't relevant to us.
At the moment about 430 tests are run of which approx. 345 or 80% pass.