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  /external/v8/src/ic/
ic-state.cc 43 ? (Smi::IsValid(fixed_right_arg_.FromJust()) ? SMI : INT32)
85 GENERATE(Token::ADD, INT32, SMI, INT32);
88 GENERATE(Token::ADD, NUMBER, SMI, NUMBER);
89 GENERATE(Token::ADD, SMI, INT32, INT32);
90 GENERATE(Token::ADD, SMI, INT32, NUMBER);
91 GENERATE(Token::ADD, SMI, NUMBER, NUMBER);
92 GENERATE(Token::ADD, SMI, SMI, INT32);
93 GENERATE(Token::ADD, SMI, SMI, SMI)
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ic-state.h 111 // Returns true if the IC should enable the inline smi code (i.e. if either
112 // parameter may be a smi).
134 enum Kind { NONE, SMI, INT32, NUMBER, STRING, GENERIC };
141 return (kind >= SMI && kind <= NUMBER) || kind == GENERIC;
174 // SMI < NUMBER
181 SMI,
  /external/v8/test/mjsunit/
elements-kind.js 31 fast_smi_only : 'fast smi only elements',
97 // Make sure the element kind transitions from smi when a non-smi is stored.
140 // Crankshaft support for smi-only array elements.
198 // Test crankshafted transition SMI->DOUBLE.
210 // Test crankshafted transitions SMI->FAST and DOUBLE->FAST.
226 // Test transition chain SMI->DOUBLE->FAST (crankshafted function will
251 // Crankshaft support for smi-only elements in dynamic array literals.
273 // A map can have three different elements_kind transitions: SMI->DOUBLE,
274 // DOUBLE->OBJECT, and SMI->OBJECT. No matter in which order these three ar
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array-push-non-smi-value.js 28 // Check pushes of non-SMI values.
generated-transition-stub.js 40 // Test PACKED SMI -> PACKED DOUBLE
78 // Test HOLEY SMI -> HOLEY DOUBLE
array-literal-feedback.js 32 fast_smi_only : 'fast smi only elements',
96 // transition from SMI->DOUBLE->FAST
math-abs.js 64 // 2^30 is a smi boundary on arm and ia32.
76 // 2^31 is a smi boundary on x64.
105 // Get some smi type feedback.
113 // Regression test for SMI input of Math.abs on X64, see:
opt-elements-kind.js 36 fast_smi_only : 'fast smi only elements',
126 // Test transition chain SMI->DOUBLE->FAST (crankshafted function will
osr-elements-kind.js 36 fast_smi_only : 'fast smi only elements',
119 // Test transition chain SMI->DOUBLE->FAST (crankshafted function will
  /external/v8/test/mjsunit/compiler/
global-delete.js 34 // --- SMI case.
global-var-delete.js 34 // --- SMI case.
  /external/llvm/test/MC/ARM/
arm-trustzone.s 18 smi #0xf @ SMI is old (ARMv6KZ) name for SMC
  /external/v8/src/ast/
ast-value-factory.h 143 return type_ == NUMBER || type_ == NUMBER_WITH_DOT || type_ == SMI;
158 if (type_ == SMI)
193 SMI,
214 DCHECK(type_ == SMI);
ast-value-factory.cc 147 case SMI:
184 case SMI:
185 value_ = handle(Smi::FromInt(smi_), isolate);
308 new (zone_) AstValue(AstValue::SMI, number);
  /external/v8/src/compiler/
type-hint-analyzer.cc 59 ASSERT_COMPATIBLE(SMI, SmallInteger);
  /device/moto/shamu/camera/QCamera/HAL2/core/
Android.mk 16 LOCAL_CFLAGS += -DCAMERA_ION_HEAP_ID=ION_CP_MM_HEAP_ID # 8660=SMI, Rest=EBI
  /device/moto/shamu/camera/QCamera/HAL/core/
Android.mk 14 LOCAL_CFLAGS += -DCAMERA_ION_HEAP_ID=ION_CP_MM_HEAP_ID # 8660=SMI, Rest=EBI
  /external/v8/test/mjsunit/regress/
regress-1246.js 29 // the given radix is not a SMI.
regress-2250.js 30 // The original problem from the bug: In the example below SMI check for b
  /external/v8/src/
code-stubs.cc 25 return Smi::FromInt(0);
351 case CompareICState::SMI:
419 case CompareICState::SMI:
587 handler_table->set(0, Smi::FromInt(handler_offset_));
940 if (s.Contains(ToBooleanStub::SMI)) p.Add("Smi");
961 Add(SMI);
962 return Smi::cast(*object)->value() != 0;
1049 return Representation::Smi();
  /external/v8/src/parsing/
token.h 142 T(SMI, NULL, 0) \
parser-base.h     [all...]
scanner.cc 1038 value <= Smi::kMaxValue && c0_ != '.' && c0_ != 'e' && c0_ != 'E') {
1043 return Token::SMI;
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  /external/llvm/lib/Bitcode/Reader/
BitcodeReader.cpp     [all...]
  /external/v8/src/arm/
code-stubs-arm.cc 377 // Lhs is a Smi. Check whether the rhs is a heap number.
380 // If rhs is not a number and lhs is a Smi then strict equality cannot
388 // Smi compared non-strictly with a non-Smi non-heap-number. Call
393 // Lhs is a smi, rhs is a number.
400 // since it's a smi.
404 // Rhs is a smi. Check whether the non-smi lhs is a heap number.
407 // If lhs is not a number and rhs is a smi then strict equality cannot
415 // Smi compared non-strictly with a non-smi non-heap-number. Cal
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