JSTests/stress/async-function-declaration-sinking-put.js

function shouldBe(expected, actual, msg = "") {
    if (msg)
        msg = " for " + msg;
    if (actual !== expected)
        throw new Error("bad value" + msg + ": " + actual + ". Expected " + expected);
}

function shouldBeAsync(expected, promise, msg) {
    let actual;
    var hadError = false;
    promise.then(function(value) { actual = value; },
                 function(error) { hadError = true; actual = error; });
    drainMicrotasks();

    if (hadError)
        throw actual;

    shouldBe(expected, actual, msg);
}

var AsyncFunctionPrototype = async function(){}.__proto__;

function sink (p, q) {
    async function g(x) { return x; };
    if (p) { if (q) g.inner = 42; return g; }
    async function f(x) { return x; };
    return f;
}
noInline(sink);

for (var i = 0; i < 10000; ++i) {
    var f = sink(true, true);
    shouldBe(f.__proto__, AsyncFunctionPrototype);
    shouldBeAsync(42, f(42));
}

// At this point, the function should be compiled down to the FTL

// Test the allocation on the implicit inner else branch
var f = sink(true, false);
shouldBe(f.__proto__, AsyncFunctionPrototype);
shouldBeAsync(12, f(12));

// Check that the allocation did not sink beyond the property assignment
var f = sink(true, true);
shouldBe(f.__proto__, AsyncFunctionPrototype);
var result = f.inner;
if (result !== 42)
    throw "Error: inner should be 42 but is " + result;