Mirror/wren
1
0
Fork 1
mirror of https://github.com/wren-lang/wren.git synced 2026-01-15 08:08:03 +01:00
Code Issues Packages Projects Releases Wiki Activity
Files
stack-corruption-fix
wren/test/limit/long_function.wren

1014 lines
31 KiB
Plaintext
Raw Permalink Normal View History

Make constructors just methods. * Eliminate "new" reserved word. * Allow "this" before a method definition to define a constructor. * Only create a default constructor for classes that don't define one.
2015-07-10 09:18:22 -07:00
Fn.new {
"IO" -> "System". Get rid of the separate opt-in IO class and replace it with a core System class. - Remove wren_io.c, wren_io.h, and io.wren. - Remove the flags that disable it. - Remove the overloads for print() with different arity. (It was an experiment, but I don't think it's that useful.) - Remove IO.read(). That will reappear using libuv in the CLI at some point. - Remove IO.time. Doesn't seem to have been used. - Update all of the tests, docs, etc. I'm sorry for all the breakage this causes, but I think "System" is a better name for this class (it makes it natural to add things like "System.gc()") and frees up "IO" for referring to the CLI's IO module.
2015-09-15 07:46:09 -07:00
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
Use growable buffers for bytecode and strings. Ensures the compiler can handle long chunks of code and strings.
2013-12-27 07:22:43 -08:00
// 100
"IO" -> "System". Get rid of the separate opt-in IO class and replace it with a core System class. - Remove wren_io.c, wren_io.h, and io.wren. - Remove the flags that disable it. - Remove the overloads for print() with different arity. (It was an experiment, but I don't think it's that useful.) - Remove IO.read(). That will reappear using libuv in the CLI at some point. - Remove IO.time. Doesn't seem to have been used. - Update all of the tests, docs, etc. I'm sorry for all the breakage this causes, but I think "System" is a better name for this class (it makes it natural to add things like "System.gc()") and frees up "IO" for referring to the CLI's IO module.
2015-09-15 07:46:09 -07:00
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
Use growable buffers for bytecode and strings. Ensures the compiler can handle long chunks of code and strings.
2013-12-27 07:22:43 -08:00
// 200
"IO" -> "System". Get rid of the separate opt-in IO class and replace it with a core System class. - Remove wren_io.c, wren_io.h, and io.wren. - Remove the flags that disable it. - Remove the overloads for print() with different arity. (It was an experiment, but I don't think it's that useful.) - Remove IO.read(). That will reappear using libuv in the CLI at some point. - Remove IO.time. Doesn't seem to have been used. - Update all of the tests, docs, etc. I'm sorry for all the breakage this causes, but I think "System" is a better name for this class (it makes it natural to add things like "System.gc()") and frees up "IO" for referring to the CLI's IO module.
2015-09-15 07:46:09 -07:00
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
Use growable buffers for bytecode and strings. Ensures the compiler can handle long chunks of code and strings.
2013-12-27 07:22:43 -08:00
// 300
"IO" -> "System". Get rid of the separate opt-in IO class and replace it with a core System class. - Remove wren_io.c, wren_io.h, and io.wren. - Remove the flags that disable it. - Remove the overloads for print() with different arity. (It was an experiment, but I don't think it's that useful.) - Remove IO.read(). That will reappear using libuv in the CLI at some point. - Remove IO.time. Doesn't seem to have been used. - Update all of the tests, docs, etc. I'm sorry for all the breakage this causes, but I think "System" is a better name for this class (it makes it natural to add things like "System.gc()") and frees up "IO" for referring to the CLI's IO module.
2015-09-15 07:46:09 -07:00
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
Use growable buffers for bytecode and strings. Ensures the compiler can handle long chunks of code and strings.
2013-12-27 07:22:43 -08:00
// 400
"IO" -> "System". Get rid of the separate opt-in IO class and replace it with a core System class. - Remove wren_io.c, wren_io.h, and io.wren. - Remove the flags that disable it. - Remove the overloads for print() with different arity. (It was an experiment, but I don't think it's that useful.) - Remove IO.read(). That will reappear using libuv in the CLI at some point. - Remove IO.time. Doesn't seem to have been used. - Update all of the tests, docs, etc. I'm sorry for all the breakage this causes, but I think "System" is a better name for this class (it makes it natural to add things like "System.gc()") and frees up "IO" for referring to the CLI's IO module.
2015-09-15 07:46:09 -07:00
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
Use growable buffers for bytecode and strings. Ensures the compiler can handle long chunks of code and strings.
2013-12-27 07:22:43 -08:00
// 500
"IO" -> "System". Get rid of the separate opt-in IO class and replace it with a core System class. - Remove wren_io.c, wren_io.h, and io.wren. - Remove the flags that disable it. - Remove the overloads for print() with different arity. (It was an experiment, but I don't think it's that useful.) - Remove IO.read(). That will reappear using libuv in the CLI at some point. - Remove IO.time. Doesn't seem to have been used. - Update all of the tests, docs, etc. I'm sorry for all the breakage this causes, but I think "System" is a better name for this class (it makes it natural to add things like "System.gc()") and frees up "IO" for referring to the CLI's IO module.
2015-09-15 07:46:09 -07:00
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
Use growable buffers for bytecode and strings. Ensures the compiler can handle long chunks of code and strings.
2013-12-27 07:22:43 -08:00
// 600
"IO" -> "System". Get rid of the separate opt-in IO class and replace it with a core System class. - Remove wren_io.c, wren_io.h, and io.wren. - Remove the flags that disable it. - Remove the overloads for print() with different arity. (It was an experiment, but I don't think it's that useful.) - Remove IO.read(). That will reappear using libuv in the CLI at some point. - Remove IO.time. Doesn't seem to have been used. - Update all of the tests, docs, etc. I'm sorry for all the breakage this causes, but I think "System" is a better name for this class (it makes it natural to add things like "System.gc()") and frees up "IO" for referring to the CLI's IO module.
2015-09-15 07:46:09 -07:00
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
Use growable buffers for bytecode and strings. Ensures the compiler can handle long chunks of code and strings.
2013-12-27 07:22:43 -08:00
// 700
"IO" -> "System". Get rid of the separate opt-in IO class and replace it with a core System class. - Remove wren_io.c, wren_io.h, and io.wren. - Remove the flags that disable it. - Remove the overloads for print() with different arity. (It was an experiment, but I don't think it's that useful.) - Remove IO.read(). That will reappear using libuv in the CLI at some point. - Remove IO.time. Doesn't seem to have been used. - Update all of the tests, docs, etc. I'm sorry for all the breakage this causes, but I think "System" is a better name for this class (it makes it natural to add things like "System.gc()") and frees up "IO" for referring to the CLI's IO module.
2015-09-15 07:46:09 -07:00
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
Use growable buffers for bytecode and strings. Ensures the compiler can handle long chunks of code and strings.
2013-12-27 07:22:43 -08:00
// 800
"IO" -> "System". Get rid of the separate opt-in IO class and replace it with a core System class. - Remove wren_io.c, wren_io.h, and io.wren. - Remove the flags that disable it. - Remove the overloads for print() with different arity. (It was an experiment, but I don't think it's that useful.) - Remove IO.read(). That will reappear using libuv in the CLI at some point. - Remove IO.time. Doesn't seem to have been used. - Update all of the tests, docs, etc. I'm sorry for all the breakage this causes, but I think "System" is a better name for this class (it makes it natural to add things like "System.gc()") and frees up "IO" for referring to the CLI's IO module.
2015-09-15 07:46:09 -07:00
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
Use growable buffers for bytecode and strings. Ensures the compiler can handle long chunks of code and strings.
2013-12-27 07:22:43 -08:00
// 900
"IO" -> "System". Get rid of the separate opt-in IO class and replace it with a core System class. - Remove wren_io.c, wren_io.h, and io.wren. - Remove the flags that disable it. - Remove the overloads for print() with different arity. (It was an experiment, but I don't think it's that useful.) - Remove IO.read(). That will reappear using libuv in the CLI at some point. - Remove IO.time. Doesn't seem to have been used. - Update all of the tests, docs, etc. I'm sorry for all the breakage this causes, but I think "System" is a better name for this class (it makes it natural to add things like "System.gc()") and frees up "IO" for referring to the CLI's IO module.
2015-09-15 07:46:09 -07:00
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
System.print(1) // expect: 1
System.print(2) // expect: 2
System.print(3) // expect: 3
System.print(4) // expect: 4
System.print(5) // expect: 5
System.print(6) // expect: 6
System.print(7) // expect: 7
System.print(8) // expect: 8
System.print(9) // expect: 9
System.print(10) // expect: 10
Use growable buffers for bytecode and strings. Ensures the compiler can handle long chunks of code and strings.
2013-12-27 07:22:43 -08:00
// 1000
Allow empty argument list methods. - Compile them as calls and definitions. - Use them for call(), clear(), run(), try(), and yield(). - Update the docs.
2015-02-26 23:08:36 -08:00
}.call()
Use growable buffers for bytecode and strings. Ensures the compiler can handle long chunks of code and strings.
2013-12-27 07:22:43 -08:00
Reference in New Issue Copy Permalink