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In #14, you suggested that we should have property based testing of the simplifier.
I think the same generator will be useful for a variety of other tests later on (e.g. an integration test from simplification to code gen), so it would be very useful to have a good shrinker with it.
I saw this fun ICFP talk [paper] about compiler testing using code generation. I don't know if this is directly helpful but maybe their citations help in writing a good generator or shrinker. While many of the examples given rely on being able to perform IO arbitrarily, some like (/) 0 (let e = not in pred 1) don't depend on this. It might be a good test to check that the output is identical for different optimization levels etc.
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Property based testing - writing a generator and simplifier
Generator and simplifier for property based tests
Dec 3, 2017
In #14, you suggested that we should have property based testing of the simplifier.
(/) 0 (let e = not in pred 1)
don't depend on this. It might be a good test to check that the output is identical for different optimization levels etc.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: