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dust/dust-lang/tests/loops.rs

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Rust

use dust_lang::*;
#[test]
fn r#while() {
let source = "let mut x = 0; while x < 5 { x = x + 1 } x";
assert_eq!(
compile(source),
Ok(Chunk::with_data(
None,
FunctionType {
type_parameters: None,
value_parameters: None,
return_type: Type::Integer,
},
vec![
(Instruction::load_constant(0, 0, false), Span(12, 13)),
(
Instruction::less(0, true, Argument::Register(0), Argument::Constant(2)),
Span(23, 24)
),
(Instruction::jump(2, true), Span(41, 42)),
(
Instruction::add(0, Argument::Register(0), Argument::Constant(3)),
Span(35, 36)
),
(Instruction::jump(3, false), Span(41, 42)),
(Instruction::get_local(1, 0), Span(41, 42)),
(Instruction::r#return(true), Span(42, 42)),
],
vec![
ConcreteValue::Integer(0),
ConcreteValue::string("x"),
ConcreteValue::Integer(5),
ConcreteValue::Integer(1),
],
vec![Local::new(1, 0, true, Scope::default())]
)),
);
assert_eq!(run(source), Ok(Some(ConcreteValue::Integer(5))));
}