How to use assert_Memory method in wpt

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1/​/​ META: global=jsshell2/​/​ META: script=/​wasm/​jsapi/​assertions.js3function assert_Memory(memory, expected) {4 assert_equals(Object.getPrototypeOf(memory), WebAssembly.Memory.prototype,5 "prototype");6 assert_true(Object.isExtensible(memory), "extensible");7 /​/​ https:/​/​github.com/​WebAssembly/​spec/​issues/​8408 assert_equals(memory.buffer, memory.buffer, "buffer should be idempotent");9 const isShared = !!expected.shared;10 const bufferType = isShared ? self.SharedArrayBuffer : ArrayBuffer;11 assert_equals(Object.getPrototypeOf(memory.buffer), bufferType.prototype,12 'prototype of buffer');13 assert_equals(memory.buffer.byteLength, 0x10000 * expected.size, "size of buffer");14 if (expected.size > 0) {15 const array = new Uint8Array(memory.buffer);16 assert_equals(array[0], 0, "first element of buffer");17 assert_equals(array[array.byteLength - 1], 0, "last element of buffer");18 }19 assert_equals(isShared, Object.isFrozen(memory.buffer), "buffer frozen");20 assert_not_equals(Object.isExtensible(memory.buffer), isShared, "buffer extensibility");21}22test(() => {23 assert_function_name(WebAssembly.Memory, "Memory", "WebAssembly.Memory");24}, "name");25test(() => {26 assert_function_length(WebAssembly.Memory, 1, "WebAssembly.Memory");27}, "length");28test(() => {29 assert_throws(new TypeError(), () => new WebAssembly.Memory());30}, "No arguments");31test(() => {32 const argument = { "initial": 0 };33 assert_throws(new TypeError(), () => WebAssembly.Memory(argument));34}, "Calling");35test(() => {36 const invalidArguments = [37 undefined,38 null,39 false,40 true,41 "",42 "test",43 Symbol(),44 1,45 NaN,46 {},47 ];48 for (const invalidArgument of invalidArguments) {49 assert_throws(new TypeError(),50 () => new WebAssembly.Memory(invalidArgument),51 `new Memory(${format_value(invalidArgument)})`);52 }53}, "Invalid descriptor argument");54test(() => {55 assert_throws(new TypeError(), () => new WebAssembly.Memory({ "initial": undefined }));56}, "Undefined initial value in descriptor");57const outOfRangeValues = [58 NaN,59 Infinity,60 -Infinity,61 -1,62 0x100000000,63 0x1000000000,64];65for (const value of outOfRangeValues) {66 test(() => {67 assert_throws(new TypeError(), () => new WebAssembly.Memory({ "initial": value }));68 }, `Out-of-range initial value in descriptor: ${format_value(value)}`);69 test(() => {70 assert_throws(new TypeError(), () => new WebAssembly.Memory({ "initial": 0, "maximum": value }));71 }, `Out-of-range maximum value in descriptor: ${format_value(value)}`);72}73test(() => {74 assert_throws(new RangeError(), () => new WebAssembly.Memory({ "initial": 10, "maximum": 9 }));75}, "Initial value exceeds maximum");76test(() => {77 assert_throws(new TypeError(), () => new WebAssembly.Memory({ "initial": 10, "shared": true }));78}, "Shared memory without maximum");79test(() => {80 const proxy = new Proxy({}, {81 has(o, x) {82 assert_unreached(`Should not call [[HasProperty]] with ${x}`);83 },84 get(o, x) {85 return 0;86 },87 });88 new WebAssembly.Memory(proxy);89}, "Proxy descriptor");90test(() => {91 const order = [];92 new WebAssembly.Memory({93 get maximum() {94 order.push("maximum");95 return {96 valueOf() {97 order.push("maximum valueOf");98 return 1;99 },100 };101 },102 get initial() {103 order.push("initial");104 return {105 valueOf() {106 order.push("initial valueOf");107 return 1;108 },109 };110 },111 });112 assert_array_equals(order, [113 "initial",114 "initial valueOf",115 "maximum",116 "maximum valueOf",117 ]);118}, "Order of evaluation for descriptor");119test(t => {120 const order = [];121 new WebAssembly.Memory({122 get maximum() {123 order.push("maximum");124 return {125 valueOf() {126 order.push("maximum valueOf");127 return 1;128 },129 };130 },131 get initial() {132 order.push("initial");133 return {134 valueOf() {135 order.push("initial valueOf");136 return 1;137 },138 };139 },140 get shared() {141 order.push("shared");142 return {143 valueOf: t.unreached_func("should not call shared valueOf"),144 };145 },146 });147 assert_array_equals(order, [148 "initial",149 "initial valueOf",150 "maximum",151 "maximum valueOf",152 "shared",153 ]);154}, "Order of evaluation for descriptor (with shared)");155test(() => {156 const argument = { "initial": 0 };157 const memory = new WebAssembly.Memory(argument);158 assert_Memory(memory, { "size": 0 });159}, "Zero initial");160test(() => {161 const argument = { "initial": 4 };162 const memory = new WebAssembly.Memory(argument);163 assert_Memory(memory, { "size": 4 });164}, "Non-zero initial");165test(() => {166 const argument = { "initial": 0 };167 const memory = new WebAssembly.Memory(argument, {});168 assert_Memory(memory, { "size": 0 });169}, "Stray argument");170test(() => {171 const argument = { "initial": 4, "maximum": 10, shared: true };172 const memory = new WebAssembly.Memory(argument);173 assert_Memory(memory, { "size": 4, "shared": true });...

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1function test() {2 var p = new Promise((resolve, reject) => {3 setTimeout(() => {4 resolve();5 }, 1000);6 });7 p.then(() => {8 assert_Memory(0, 0);9 });10}11test();

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1var assert_Memory = WptTestUtils.assert_Memory;2var memory = WptTestUtils.memory;3var test = new WptTestUtils.Test('test', 'test');4test.addTestStep(function() {5 assert_Memory(memory, 100);6 test.done();7});8test.run();

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