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@d1m0 d1m0 commented Aug 5, 2016

A more detailed test for the various edge cases of grow memory. checks:

  • grow by 0 pages, grow starting at 0 pages
  • assert that after grow by X(={1,3}) pages, we can access exactly X new pages and more
  • assert that on failed grow there are no new pages available to access
  • assert trying to grow with more than the max defined fails.

Note that the test currently fails due to incorrect behavior of the ml proto implementation of grow_memory - on failure it returns 0 instead of -1.

Note: This seems to be a superset of tests/resizing.wast. If preferred, I can merge it in that.

Thanks!

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rossberg commented Aug 5, 2016

Yes, please move these into resizing.wast. Also, PR #316 adds a few similar tests:

https://github.com/WebAssembly/spec/pull/316/files#diff-ebd58390f69e54e7cc06428e79f35884

Can you incorporate those as well, in case yours don't cover all of that already?

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#316 has landed on the binary-0xc branch now. It's probably easiest to also rebase this PR on that branch.

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Binary-0xc has been merged into master. Any interest in updating this PR?

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Please also make sure that you're a member of the W3C Community Group.

@rossberg rossberg force-pushed the master branch 2 times, most recently from bace049 to e7632dc Compare November 28, 2016 15:48
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rossberg commented Dec 2, 2016

No activity on this for 4 months, closing.

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