guile-for-guile-emacs/test-suite/standalone/test-fast-slot-ref.in

#!/bin/sh

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# Test for %fast-slot-ref, which was previously implemented such that
# an out-of-range slot index could escape being properly detected, and
# could then cause a segmentation fault.
#
# Prior to the change in this commit to goops.c, the following
# sequence reliably causes a segmentation fault on my GNU/Linux when
# executing the (%fast-slot-ref i 3) line.  For reasons as yet
# unknown, it does not cause a segmentation fault if the same code is
# loaded as a script; that is why we run it here using "guile -q <<EOF".
exec guile -q >/dev/null 2>&1 <<EOF
(use-modules (oop goops))
(define-module (oop goops))
(define-class <c> () (a #:init-value 1) (b #:init-value 2) (c #:init-value 3))
(define i (make <c>))
(%fast-slot-ref i 1)
(%fast-slot-ref i 0)
(%fast-slot-ref i 3)
(%fast-slot-ref i -1)
(%fast-slot-ref i 2)
(exit 0)
EOF