33 lines
950 B
QML
33 lines
950 B
QML
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pragma Strict
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import QtQml
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QtObject {
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// This does not look like dead code, but each access to 'result' generates a
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// DeadTemoralZoneCheck instruction that we ignore when compiling to C++
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// after checking statically that 'result' is alive throughout the function.
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// Therefore, this function is a torture test for the dead code elimination.
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function calc(a: int, b: int) : int {
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let result = a;
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if (b < 0) {
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if (b < -1)
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result -= b;
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if (b < -2)
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result /= b;
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} else {
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if (b > 1)
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result *= b;
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if (b > 2)
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result += b;
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}
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return result;
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}
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property int a: calc(10, -3);
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property int b: calc(10, -2);
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property int c: calc(10, -1);
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property int d: calc(10, 0);
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property int e: calc(10, 1);
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property int f: calc(10, 2);
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property int g: calc(10, 3);
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}
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