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795 // Use a stack allocated external string resource allocated object.
1307 // Check stack allocated object.
5807 // ARM simulator because the simulator separates the C++ stack and the
5808 // JS stack. This test therefore fails on the simulator. The test is
6077 // This test works by making a stack of alternating JavaScript and C
6094 // ARM simulator because the simulator separates the C++ stack and the
6095 // JS stack. This test therefore fails on the simulator. The test is
7250 stack.indexOf('foo')")));
7251 CHECK_EQ(-1, v8_run_int32value(v8_compile("error.stack.indexOf('bar')")));
7252 CHECK_NE(-1, v8_run_int32value(v8_compile("error.stack.indexOf('user')")));
8903 // Should be empty stack trace.
10570 // global object proxy on stack when we deoptimize from inside
16754 v8::Local<v8::String> origin = v8_str("stack-trace-test");
16763 v8::String::Utf8Value stack(
16765 CHECK(strstr(*stack, "at foo (stack-trace-test") != NULL);
16793 const char* origin = "capture-stack-trace-test";
16874 v8::Local<v8::String> origin = v8_str("capture-stack-trace-test");
16927 // Test using function.name and function.displayName in stack trace
17021 // Enable capturing detailed stack trace late, and throw the exception.
17022 // The detailed stack trace should be extracted from the simple stack.
17115 // Test that we only return the stack trace at the site where the exception
17122 // - the stack trace of the ReferenceError in g() is reported.
17123 // - the stack trace is not overwritten when e1 is rethrown by t().
17124 // - the stack trace of e2 does not overwrite that of e1.
17164 // We do not capture stack trace for non Error objects on creation time.
17165 // Instead, we capture the stack trace on last throw.
17193 // Test that the stack trace is captured when the error object is created and
17220 // Test that the stack trace is captured where the bogus Error object is thrown.
17527 // Test stack frames.
17833 v8::String::Utf8Value stack(
17835 CHECK(strstr(*stack, "at foo (source_url:3:5)") != NULL);
17941 // Uses the address of a local variable to determine the stack top now.
17943 // top of stack.
17946 // If the size is very large and the stack is very near the bottom of
17948 // that is above the (downwards-growing) stack. In that case we return
17962 // Set stack limit.
17986 // Set stack limit.
18361 // stack using ReThrow.
24657 // Functions defined in extras do not show up in the stack trace.
24664 "function g() { return new Error().stack; }"
