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Ideally, there should be tests run in multiple different environments, such as different hardware (Different ranges of PCs, mobile devices, consoles, etc.) and execution backends (.NET, Mono, il2cpp, etc.)
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Ideally, there should be tests run in multiple different environments, such as different hardware (Different ranges of PCs, mobile devices, consoles, etc.) and execution backends (.NET, Mono, il2cpp, etc.)
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Performing sensible benchmarks requires the codebase to be near done, and require data of what users program, so these are best performed in the Verify phase.
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Performing sensible benchmarks requires the codebase to be near done, and require data of what users program, so these are best performed in the Verify phase.
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# Scaffolding
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The program consists of mostly pure functions, which do not require scaffolding for testing. Larger subsystems may require it, as the software runs in layers (passes).
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For example, providing a scaffold lexer should be used to create parser tests that are lexer independent.
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Likewise, ensuring ASTs can be geenrated without a parser is required for testing code evaluation without invoking the lexer or parser.
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