Comment #3 on issue 636 by bertbelder: String handling broken (test case)
http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=636
@comment 2
I can confirm that 01000000001 is indeed the wrong value. My bad :-(
Also, the fact that one of the values is undeclared seems to be irrelevant,
and the v
= v >>= 1 is somewhat overkill. So, here's an improved test case.
Vego..., you saw that right, the bug was encountered in a function that
encodes a
number as a binary string.
var test = function() {
var i, result = "";
var value = parseFloat(5.5);
value = Math.abs(1025);
for(i = 12; --i; result = ( value % 2 ) + result, value >>= 1);
return result;
};
// 01000000001 -> wrong
// 10000000001 -> right
test();
Attachments:
test.js 241 bytes
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