}
+static Handle<JSObject> NewJSObjectWithNullProto(Isolate* isolate) {
+ Handle<JSObject> result =
+ isolate->factory()->NewJSObject(isolate->object_function());
+ Handle<Map> new_map = Map::Copy(Handle<Map>(result->map()));
+ new_map->set_prototype(*isolate->factory()->null_value());
+ JSObject::MigrateToMap(result, new_map);
+ return result;
+}
+
+
// Evaluate a piece of JavaScript in the context of a stack frame for
// debugging. Things that need special attention are:
// - Parameters and stack-allocated locals need to be materialized. Altered
DCHECK(!context.is_null());
// Materialize stack locals and the arguments object.
- Handle<JSObject> materialized =
- isolate->factory()->NewJSObject(isolate->object_function());
+ Handle<JSObject> materialized = NewJSObjectWithNullProto(isolate);
ASSIGN_RETURN_FAILURE_ON_EXCEPTION(
isolate, materialized,
CHECK_NE(debug->break_id(), 0);
if (event == v8::Break) {
+ break_point_hit_count++;
for (int i = 0; checks[i].expr != NULL; i++) {
const int argc = 3;
v8::Handle<v8::Value> argv[argc] = {
};
// Simple test function. The "y=0" is in the function foo to provide a break
- // location. For "y=0" the "y" is at position 15 in the barbar function
+ // location. For "y=0" the "y" is at position 15 in the foo function
// therefore setting breakpoint at position 15 will break at "y=0" and
// setting it higher will break after.
v8::Local<v8::Function> foo = CompileFunction(&env,
checks = checks_hh;
foo->Call(env->Global(), 1, argv_foo);
+ // Test that overriding Object.prototype will not interfere into evaluation
+ // on call frame.
+ v8::Local<v8::Function> zoo =
+ CompileFunction(&env,
+ "x = undefined;"
+ "function zoo(t) {"
+ " var a=x;"
+ " Object.prototype.x = 42;"
+ " x=t;"
+ " y=0;" // To ensure break location.
+ " delete Object.prototype.x;"
+ " x=a;"
+ "}",
+ "zoo");
+ const int zoo_break_position = 50;
+
+ // Arguments with one parameter "Hello, world!"
+ v8::Handle<v8::Value> argv_zoo[1] = {
+ v8::String::NewFromUtf8(env->GetIsolate(), "Hello, world!")};
+
+ // Call zoo with breakpoint set at y=0.
+ DebugEventCounterClear();
+ bp = SetBreakPoint(zoo, zoo_break_position);
+ checks = checks_hu;
+ zoo->Call(env->Global(), 1, argv_zoo);
+ CHECK_EQ(1, break_point_hit_count);
+ ClearBreakPoint(bp);
+
// Test function with an inner function. The "y=0" is in function barbar
// to provide a break location. For "y=0" the "y" is at position 8 in the
// barbar function therefore setting breakpoint at position 8 will break at