More comments.
Waldemar
11.1.5: This means that I can override a getter with a value property or
specify two getters for the same property even in strict mode. We had agreed
that strict mode disallowed such things.
11.2.1: "where <identifier-name-string> is a string literal containing the same
sequence of characters as the IdentifierName.": The meaning is ambiguous in the presence
of escape codes.
11.3.1, 11.3.2: All four of the return statemets are wrong in different ways.
Some return the preincremented value. Some return an lvalue instead of an
rvalue.
11.5: What's the corresponding Decimal operation? There are a bunch of
different remainder options.
11.8.5: You're treating Unicode character codes as Decimal numbers. Which
characters have Unicode numbers that are Numbers, and which ones have Unicode
numbers that are Decimals?
If you fix this and apply the same contagion rules as for +, -, *, etc., then you'll
have the issue that 1e-400m > 0m but 1e-400m > 0 is false. The contagion rules
need rethinking.
11.9.3: The contagion here is from Number to Decimal. This is inconsistent
with +, -, *, etc., where the contagion is from Decimal to Number. It should
be the same for all arithmetic operations.
11.9.6: Don't need to call ToDecimal on values that are already Decimals.
11.13.1.1: The strict mode restrictions are ambiguous. What happens in this
case, where g does not exist?
g = (function(){throw "foo"})();
What about this?
g = eval("var g = 5; 2");
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