}
ASSERT(string_tag == kExternalStringTag);
ExternalTwoByteString* ext = ExternalTwoByteString::cast(string);
- // This is a workaround for Chromium bug 9746: http://crbug.com/9746
- // For external strings with a deleted resource we return a special
- // Vector which will not compare to any string when doing SymbolTable
- // lookups.
- if (ext->resource() == NULL) {
- return Vector<const uc16>(NULL, length);
- }
const uc16* start =
reinterpret_cast<const uc16*>(ext->resource()->data());
return Vector<const uc16>(start + offset, length);
}
-// This is a workaround for Chromium bug 9746: http://crbug.com/9746
-// Returns true if this Vector matches the problem exposed in the bug.
-template <typename T>
-static bool CheckVectorForBug9746(Vector<T> vec) {
- // The problem is that somehow external string entries in the symbol
- // table can have their resources collected while they are still in the
- // table. This should not happen according to the test in the function
- // DisposeExternalString in api.cc, but we have evidence that it does.
- return (vec.start() == NULL) ? true : false;
-}
-
-
static StringInputBuffer string_compare_buffer_b;
VectorIterator<char> ib(b->ToAsciiVector());
return CompareStringContents(ia, &ib);
} else {
- Vector<const uc16> vb = b->ToUC16Vector();
- if (CheckVectorForBug9746(vb)) return false;
- VectorIterator<uc16> ib(vb);
+ VectorIterator<uc16> ib(b->ToUC16Vector());
return CompareStringContents(ia, &ib);
}
} else {
return CompareRawStringContents(vec1, vec2);
} else {
VectorIterator<char> buf1(vec1);
- Vector<const uc16> vec2 = other->ToUC16Vector();
- if (CheckVectorForBug9746(vec2)) return false;
- VectorIterator<uc16> ib(vec2);
+ VectorIterator<uc16> ib(other->ToUC16Vector());
return CompareStringContents(&buf1, &ib);
}
} else {
}
} else {
Vector<const uc16> vec1 = this->ToUC16Vector();
- if (CheckVectorForBug9746(vec1)) return false;
if (other->IsFlat()) {
if (other->IsAsciiRepresentation()) {
VectorIterator<uc16> buf1(vec1);
VectorIterator<char> ib(other->ToAsciiVector());
return CompareStringContents(&buf1, &ib);
} else {
- Vector<const uc16> vec2 = other->ToUC16Vector();
- if (CheckVectorForBug9746(vec2)) return false;
+ Vector<const uc16> vec2(other->ToUC16Vector());
return CompareRawStringContents(vec1, vec2);
}
} else {
bool String::IsEqualTo(Vector<const char> str) {
- // This is a workaround for Chromium bug 9746: http://crbug.com/9746
- // The problem is that somehow external string entries in the symbol
- // table can have their resources deleted while they are still in the
- // table. This should not happen according to the test in the function
- // DisposeExternalString in api.cc but we have evidence that it does.
- // Thus we add this bailout here.
- StringShape shape(this);
- if (shape.IsExternalTwoByte()) {
- ExternalTwoByteString* ext = ExternalTwoByteString::cast(this);
- if (ext->resource() == NULL) return false;
- }
-
int slen = length();
Access<Scanner::Utf8Decoder> decoder(Scanner::utf8_decoder());
decoder->Reset(str.start(), str.length());
CHECK(context_2->GetData()->StrictEquals(data_2));
// Simple test function which causes a break.
- char* source = "function f() { debugger; }";
+ const char* source = "function f() { debugger; }";
// Enter and run function in the first context.
{
public:
TwoByteResource(const uint16_t* data, size_t length, bool* destructed)
: data_(data), length_(length), destructed_(destructed) {
- if (destructed_ != NULL) {
- *destructed_ = false;
- }
+ CHECK_NE(destructed, NULL);
+ *destructed_ = false;
}
virtual ~TwoByteResource() {
- if (destructed_ != NULL) {
- CHECK(!*destructed_);
- *destructed_ = true;
- }
+ CHECK_NE(destructed_, NULL);
+ CHECK(!*destructed_);
+ *destructed_ = true;
}
const uint16_t* data() const { return data_; }
};
-TEST(ExternalCrBug9746) {
- InitializeVM();
- v8::HandleScope handle_scope;
-
- // This set of tests verifies that the workaround for Chromium bug 9746
- // works correctly. In certain situations the external resource of a symbol
- // is collected while the symbol is still part of the symbol table.
- static uint16_t two_byte_data[] = {
- 't', 'w', 'o', '-', 'b', 'y', 't', 'e', ' ', 'd', 'a', 't', 'a'
- };
- static size_t two_byte_length =
- sizeof(two_byte_data) / sizeof(two_byte_data[0]);
- static const char* one_byte_data = "two-byte data";
-
- // Allocate an external string resource and external string.
- TwoByteResource* resource = new TwoByteResource(two_byte_data,
- two_byte_length,
- NULL);
- Handle<String> string = Factory::NewExternalStringFromTwoByte(resource);
- Vector<const char> one_byte_vec = CStrVector(one_byte_data);
- Handle<String> compare = Factory::NewStringFromAscii(one_byte_vec);
-
- // Verify the correct behaviour before "collecting" the external resource.
- CHECK(string->IsEqualTo(one_byte_vec));
- CHECK(string->Equals(*compare));
-
- // "Collect" the external resource manually by setting the external resource
- // pointer to NULL. Then redo the comparisons, they should not match AND
- // not crash.
- Handle<ExternalTwoByteString> external(ExternalTwoByteString::cast(*string));
- external->set_resource(NULL);
- CHECK_EQ(false, string->IsEqualTo(one_byte_vec));
-#if !defined(DEBUG)
- // These tests only work in non-debug as there are ASSERTs in the code that
- // do prevent the ability to even get into the broken code when running the
- // debug version of V8.
- CHECK_EQ(false, string->Equals(*compare));
- CHECK_EQ(false, compare->Equals(*string));
- CHECK_EQ(false, string->Equals(Heap::empty_string()));
-#endif // !defined(DEBUG)
-}
-
-
// Regression test case for http://crbug.com/9746. The problem was
// that when we marked objects reachable only through weak pointers,
// we ended up keeping a sliced symbol alive, even though we already
CHECK(buffer->IsTwoByteRepresentation());
// Finally, base a script on the slice of the external string and
- // get its wrapper. This allocated yet another weak handle that
+ // get its wrapper. This allocates yet another weak handle that
// indirectly refers to the external string.
Handle<Script> script = Factory::NewScript(slice);
Handle<JSObject> wrapper = GetScriptWrapper(script);