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Dave Abrahams 2afbfd6146 [executable semantics] silence known, and detect new, crashes (#312)
* Add assertion to detect UB in interpreter.cpp

This change, applied to 6e5070d ("Adapting jsiek's executable semantics tooling
for commit. (#237)"), causes the if2.6c test to segfault.  Becase the assertion
fires only when `stmt == nullptr` and no code has permission to change `stmt`
(it is `const`) before it is dereferenced in the `switch`, and nothiing in
`PrintStatement` is supposed to exit the program, the assertion is a valid
change that detects a bug.

The crash was originally manifest in 29a5994 ("Executable Semantics: 1st-class
stacks (#296)").

* Temporarily disable the if2 test pending #311

See https://github.com/carbon-language/carbon-lang/issues/311

* [executable semantics] Record exit code on expected error.

This will prevent a final segfault from sneaking by, detected as a passing test.
A more principled follow-up commit would bottleneck detected error exit
reporting and have it write something to std::cerr that can be recognized.
2021-02-27 18:52:22 -08:00

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********** source program **********
choice Ints {
alt None ();
alt One Int;
alt Two (0 = Int, 1 = Int);
}
fn main () -> Int {
var auto: x = Ints.None();
var auto: y = Ints.One(0 = 42);
var auto: n = 0;
match (y) {
case Ints.None =>
n = (n + 2);
case Ints.One(0 = auto: x) =>
n = ((x + 1) - 42);
case Ints.Two(0 = auto: a, 1 = auto: b) =>
n = 2;
}
match (x) {
case Ints.One(0 = auto: x) =>
n = (x + 2);
case Ints.None() =>
n = (n - 1);
case Ints.Two(0 = auto: x, 1 = auto: y) =>
n = 5;
}
return n;
}
********** type checking **********
--- step exp () --->
--- step exp Int --->
--- step exp (0 = Int, 1 = Int) --->
--- step exp Int --->
--- handle value Int with (0 = Int, 1 = Int)<1>(Int,) --->
--- step exp Int --->
--- handle value Int with (0 = Int, 1 = Int)<2>(Int,Int,) --->
--- step exp Int --->
--- step exp Int --->
--- step exp auto --->
13: type error in call
expected: Int
actual: Tuple(0 = Int)
EXIT CODE: 255