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#! /usr/bin/env pytest
import itertools
import pytest
from nand import run
import project_05, project_06, project_07
# TODO: add fine-grained tests for each opcode. These tests ported from nand2tetris provide good
# coverage, but they don't isolate problems well for debugging.
def test_simple_add(chip=project_05.Computer, assemble=project_06.assemble, translator=project_07.Translator, simulator='codegen'):
translate = translator()
# Pushes and adds two constants
translate.push_constant(7)
translate.push_constant(8)
translate.add()
translate.finish()
computer = run(chip, simulator=simulator)
init_sp(computer)
translate.asm.run(assemble, computer, debug=True)
assert computer.sp == 257
assert computer.peek(256) == 15
def test_stack_ops(chip=project_05.Computer, assemble=project_06.assemble, translator=project_07.Translator, simulator='codegen'):
translate = translator()
# Executes a sequence of arithmetic and logical operations
# on the stack.
translate.push_constant(17)
translate.push_constant(17)
translate.eq()
translate.push_constant(17)
translate.push_constant(16)
translate.eq()
translate.push_constant(16)
translate.push_constant(17)
translate.eq()
translate.push_constant(892)
translate.push_constant(891)
translate.lt()
translate.push_constant(891)
translate.push_constant(892)
translate.lt()
translate.push_constant(891)
translate.push_constant(891)
translate.lt()
translate.push_constant(32767)
translate.push_constant(32766)
translate.gt()
translate.push_constant(32766)
translate.push_constant(32767)
translate.gt()
translate.push_constant(32766)
translate.push_constant(32766)
translate.gt()
translate.push_constant(57)
translate.push_constant(31)
translate.push_constant(53)
translate.add()
translate.push_constant(112)
translate.sub()
translate.neg()
translate.and_op()
translate.push_constant(82)
translate.or_op()
translate.not_op()
translate.finish()
computer = run(chip, simulator=simulator)
init_sp(computer)
translate.asm.run(assemble, computer, stop_cycles=1000, debug=True)
assert computer.sp == 266
assert computer.peek(256) == -1
assert computer.peek(257) == 0
assert computer.peek(258) == 0
assert computer.peek(259) == 0
assert computer.peek(260) == -1
assert computer.peek(261) == 0
assert computer.peek(262) == -1
assert computer.peek(263) == 0
assert computer.peek(264) == 0
assert computer.peek(265) == -91
@pytest.mark.skip(reason="A simple lt doesn't handle overflow properly, but programs seem to work anyway.")
def test_compare_edge_cases(chip=project_05.Computer, assemble=project_06.assemble, translator=project_07.Translator, simulator='codegen'):
translate = translator()
# -1,000 < 2,000: the difference fits in a word
translate.push_constant(1000)
translate.neg()
translate.push_constant(2000)
translate.lt()
# -20,000 < 30,000: the difference overflows
translate.push_constant(20000)
translate.neg()
translate.push_constant(30000)
translate.lt()
translate.finish()
computer = run(chip, simulator=simulator)
init_sp(computer)
translate.asm.run(assemble, computer, stop_cycles=1_000, debug=True)
assert computer.sp == 258
assert computer.peek(256) == -1
assert computer.peek(257) == -1
def test_memory_access_basic(chip=project_05.Computer, assemble=project_06.assemble, translator=project_07.Translator, simulator='codegen'):
translate = translator()
# Executes pop and push commands using the virtual memory segments.
translate.push_constant(10)
translate.pop_local(0)
translate.push_constant(21)
translate.push_constant(22)
translate.pop_argument(2)
translate.pop_argument(1)
translate.push_constant(36)
translate.pop_this(6)
translate.push_constant(42)
translate.push_constant(45)
translate.pop_that(5)
translate.pop_that(2)
translate.push_constant(510)
translate.pop_temp(6)
translate.push_local(0)
translate.push_that(5)
translate.add()
translate.push_argument(1)
translate.sub()
translate.push_this(6)
translate.push_this(6)
translate.add()
translate.sub()
translate.push_temp(6)
translate.add()
translate.finish()
computer = run(chip, simulator=simulator)
init_sp(computer)
computer.poke(1, 255) # base address of the local segment
computer.poke(2, 247) # base address of the argument segment
computer.poke(3, 3000) # base address of the this segment
computer.poke(4, 3010) # base address of the that segment
translate.asm.run(assemble, computer, debug=True)
# Note: the original test put the stack in a funky state with LCL and ARG are _above_ SP,
# which actually makes no sense and as a result the trace was confusing, so here they're
# set to realistic values.
assert computer.peek(256) == 472
assert computer.peek(255) == 10
assert computer.peek(248) == 21
assert computer.peek(249) == 22
assert computer.peek(3006) == 36
assert computer.peek(3012) == 42
assert computer.peek(3015) == 45
assert computer.peek(11) == 510
def test_memory_access_pointer(chip=project_05.Computer, assemble=project_06.assemble, translator=project_07.Translator, simulator='codegen'):
translate = translator()
# Executes pop and push commands using the
# pointer, this, and that segments.
translate.push_constant(3030)
translate.pop_pointer(0)
translate.push_constant(3040)
translate.pop_pointer(1)
translate.push_constant(32)
translate.pop_this(2)
translate.push_constant(46)
translate.pop_that(6)
translate.push_pointer(0)
translate.push_pointer(1)
translate.add()
translate.push_this(2)
translate.sub()
translate.push_that(6)
translate.add()
translate.finish()
computer = run(chip, simulator=simulator)
init_sp(computer)
translate.asm.run(assemble, computer, debug=True)
assert computer.peek(256) == 6084
assert computer.peek(3) == 3030
assert computer.peek(4) == 3040
assert computer.peek(3032) == 32
assert computer.peek(3046) == 46
def test_memory_access_static(chip=project_05.Computer, assemble=project_06.assemble, translator=project_07.Translator, simulator='codegen'):
translate = translator()
# Executes pop and push commands using the static segment.
translate.push_constant(111)
translate.push_constant(333)
translate.push_constant(888)
translate.pop_static(8)
translate.pop_static(3)
translate.pop_static(1)
translate.push_static(3)
translate.push_static(1)
translate.sub()
translate.push_static(8)
translate.add()
translate.finish()
computer = run(chip, simulator=simulator)
init_sp(computer)
translate.asm.run(assemble, computer, debug=True)
assert computer.peek(256) == 1110
# TODO: tests for parse_line
def init_sp(computer, address=256):
"""Initialize SP, which may or may not be stored in RAM."""
pgm, _, _ = project_06.assemble([
f"@{address}",
"D=A",
"@SP",
"M=D",
])
computer.init_rom(pgm)
while computer.pc < len(pgm):
computer.ticktock()
computer.reset = True
computer.ticktock()
computer.reset = False