use dust_lang::*; #[test] fn constant() { let source = "42"; assert_eq!( compile(source), Ok(Chunk::with_data( None, FunctionType { type_parameters: None, value_parameters: None, return_type: Box::new(Type::Integer) }, vec![ ( Instruction::load_constant(Destination::Register(0), 0, false), Type::Integer, Span(0, 2) ), (Instruction::r#return(true), Type::None, Span(2, 2)) ], vec![ConcreteValue::Integer(42)], vec![] )) ); assert_eq!(run(source), Ok(Some(ConcreteValue::Integer(42)))); } #[test] fn empty() { let source = ""; assert_eq!( compile(source), Ok(Chunk::with_data( None, FunctionType { type_parameters: None, value_parameters: None, return_type: Box::new(Type::None) }, vec![(Instruction::r#return(false), Type::None, Span(0, 0))], vec![], vec![] )) ); assert_eq!(run(source), Ok(None)); } #[test] fn parentheses_precedence() { let source = "(1 + 2) * 3"; assert_eq!( compile(source), Ok(Chunk::with_data( None, FunctionType { type_parameters: None, value_parameters: None, return_type: Box::new(Type::Integer) }, vec![ ( Instruction::add( Destination::Register(0), Argument::Constant(0), Argument::Constant(1) ), Type::Integer, Span(3, 4) ), ( Instruction::multiply( Destination::Register(1), Argument::Register(0), Argument::Constant(2) ), Type::Integer, Span(8, 9) ), (Instruction::r#return(true), Type::None, Span(11, 11)), ], vec![ ConcreteValue::Integer(1), ConcreteValue::Integer(2), ConcreteValue::Integer(3) ], vec![] )) ); assert_eq!(run(source), Ok(Some(ConcreteValue::Integer(9)))); }