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3 | 3 | use formality::test_program_ok; |
4 | 4 | use formality_macros::test; |
5 | 5 |
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6 | | -#[test] |
7 | | -fn test_u32_i32_impls() { |
8 | | - // Test that we permit impls for distinct types. |
9 | | - expect_test::expect![[r#" |
10 | | - Ok( |
11 | | - (), |
12 | | - ) |
13 | | - "#]] |
14 | | - .assert_debug_eq(&test_program_ok( |
15 | | - "[ |
16 | | - crate core { |
17 | | - trait Foo<> where [] {} |
18 | | - impl<> Foo<> for u32 where [] {} |
19 | | - impl<> Foo<> for i32 where [] {} |
20 | | - } |
21 | | - ]", |
22 | | - )); |
23 | | -} |
24 | | - |
25 | | -#[test] |
26 | | -fn test_u32_u32_impls() { |
27 | | - // Test that we detect duplicate impls. |
28 | | - expect_test::expect![[r#" |
29 | | - Err( |
30 | | - "duplicate impl in current crate: impl <> Foo < > for (rigid (scalar u32)) where [] { }", |
31 | | - ) |
32 | | - "#]] |
33 | | - .assert_debug_eq(&test_program_ok( |
34 | | - "[ |
35 | | - crate core { |
36 | | - trait Foo<> where [] {} |
37 | | - impl<> Foo<> for u32 where [] {} |
38 | | - impl<> Foo<> for u32 where [] {} |
39 | | - } |
40 | | - ]", |
41 | | - )); |
42 | | -} |
43 | | - |
44 | | -#[test] |
45 | | -fn test_u32_T_impls() { |
46 | | - // Test that we detect overlap involving generic parameters. |
47 | | - expect_test::expect![[r#" |
48 | | - Err( |
49 | | - "impls may overlap: `impl <> Foo < > for (rigid (scalar u32)) where [] { }` vs `impl <ty> Foo < > for ^ty0_0 where [] { }`", |
50 | | - ) |
51 | | - "#]] |
52 | | - .assert_debug_eq(&test_program_ok( |
53 | | - "[ |
54 | | - crate core { |
55 | | - trait Foo<> where [] {} |
56 | | - impl<> Foo<> for u32 where [] {} |
57 | | - impl<ty T> Foo<> for T where [] {} |
58 | | - } |
59 | | - ]", |
60 | | - )); |
61 | | -} |
62 | | - |
63 | | -#[test] |
64 | | -fn test_u32_T_where_T_Not_impls() { |
65 | | - // Test that, within a crate, we are able to rely on the fact |
66 | | - // that `u32: Not` is not implemented. |
67 | | - // |
68 | | - // See also test_foo_crate_cannot_assume_CoreStruct_does_not_impl_CoreTrait |
69 | | - expect_test::expect![[r#" |
70 | | - Ok( |
71 | | - (), |
72 | | - ) |
73 | | - "#]] |
74 | | - .assert_debug_eq(&test_program_ok( |
75 | | - "[ |
76 | | - crate core { |
77 | | - trait Foo<> where [] {} |
78 | | - impl<> Foo<> for u32 where [] {} |
79 | | - impl<ty T> Foo<> for T where [T: Not<>] {} |
80 | | -
|
81 | | - trait Not<> where [] {} |
82 | | - } |
83 | | - ]", |
84 | | - )); |
85 | | -} |
86 | | - |
87 | | -#[test] |
88 | | -fn test_u32_T_where_T_Is_impls() { |
89 | | - // Test that we detect "indirect" overlap -- here `Foo` is implemented for `u32` |
90 | | - // and also all `T: Is`, and `u32: Is`. |
91 | | - expect_test::expect![[r#" |
92 | | - Err( |
93 | | - "impls may overlap: `impl <> Foo < > for (rigid (scalar u32)) where [] { }` vs `impl <ty> Foo < > for ^ty0_0 where [^ty0_0 : Is < >] { }`", |
94 | | - ) |
95 | | - "#]] |
96 | | - .assert_debug_eq(&test_program_ok( |
97 | | - "[ |
98 | | - crate core { |
99 | | - trait Foo<> where [] {} |
100 | | - impl<> Foo<> for u32 where [] {} |
101 | | - impl<ty T> Foo<> for T where [T: Is<>] {} |
102 | | -
|
103 | | - trait Is<> where [] {} |
104 | | - impl<> Is<> for u32 where [] {} |
105 | | - } |
106 | | - ]", |
107 | | - )); |
108 | | -} |
109 | | - |
110 | | -#[test] |
111 | | -fn test_u32_not_u32_impls() { |
112 | | - // Test that a positive and negative impl for the same type (`u32`, here) is rejected. |
113 | | - expect_test::expect![[r#" |
114 | | - Err( |
115 | | - Error { |
116 | | - context: "check_trait_impl(impl <> Foo < > for (rigid (scalar u32)) where [] { })", |
117 | | - source: "failed to disprove {! Foo((rigid (scalar u32)))} given {}, got {Constraints { env: Env { variables: [], coherence_mode: false }, known_true: true, substitution: {} }}", |
118 | | - }, |
119 | | - ) |
120 | | - "#]] |
121 | | - .assert_debug_eq(&test_program_ok( |
122 | | - "[ |
123 | | - crate core { |
124 | | - trait Foo<> where [] {} |
125 | | - impl<> Foo<> for u32 where [] {} |
126 | | - impl<> !Foo<> for u32 where [] {} |
127 | | - } |
128 | | - ]", |
129 | | - )); |
130 | | -} |
131 | | - |
132 | | -#[test] |
133 | | -fn test_T_where_Foo_not_u32_impls() { |
134 | | - // Test positive impl that has a where-clause which checks for itself, |
135 | | - // i.e., `T: Foo where T: Foo`. This `T: Foo` where-clause isn't harmful |
136 | | - // in the coinductive interpretation of trait matching, it actually |
137 | | - // doesn't change the meaning of the impl at all. However, this formulation |
138 | | - // was erroneously accepted by an earlier variant of negative impls. |
139 | | - expect_test::expect![[r#" |
140 | | - Err( |
141 | | - Error { |
142 | | - context: "check_trait_impl(impl <ty> Foo < > for ^ty0_0 where [^ty0_0 : Foo < >] { })", |
143 | | - source: "failed to disprove {! Foo(!ty_1)} given {Foo(!ty_1)}, got {Constraints { env: Env { variables: [?ty_1], coherence_mode: false }, known_true: true, substitution: {?ty_1 => (rigid (scalar u32))} }}", |
144 | | - }, |
145 | | - ) |
146 | | - "#]] |
147 | | - .assert_debug_eq(&test_program_ok( |
148 | | - "[ |
149 | | - crate core { |
150 | | - trait Foo<> where [] {} |
151 | | - impl<ty T> Foo<> for T where [T: Foo<>] {} |
152 | | - impl<> !Foo<> for u32 where [] {} |
153 | | - } |
154 | | - ]", |
155 | | - )); |
156 | | -} |
157 | | - |
158 | | -#[test] |
159 | | -fn test_foo_crate_cannot_assume_CoreStruct_does_not_impl_CoreTrait() { |
160 | | - expect_test::expect![[r#" |
161 | | - Err( |
162 | | - "impls may overlap: `impl <ty> FooTrait < > for ^ty0_0 where [^ty0_0 : CoreTrait < >] { }` vs `impl <> FooTrait < > for (rigid (adt CoreStruct)) where [] { }`", |
163 | | - ) |
164 | | - "#]] |
165 | | - .assert_debug_eq(&test_program_ok( |
166 | | - "[ |
167 | | - crate core { |
168 | | - trait CoreTrait<> where [] {} |
169 | | - struct CoreStruct<> where [] {} |
170 | | - }, |
171 | | - crate foo { |
172 | | - trait FooTrait<> where [] {} |
173 | | - impl<ty T> FooTrait<> for T where [T: CoreTrait<>] {} |
174 | | - impl<> FooTrait<> for CoreStruct<> where [] {} |
175 | | - } |
176 | | - ]", |
177 | | - )); |
178 | | -} |
179 | | - |
180 | | -#[test] |
181 | | -fn test_neg_CoreTrait_for_CoreStruct_implies_no_overlap() { |
182 | | - // Variant of test_foo_crate_cannot_assume_CoreStruct_does_not_impl_CoreTrait |
183 | | - // where there is a negative impl, so it is accepted. |
184 | | - |
185 | | - expect_test::expect![[r#" |
186 | | - Ok( |
187 | | - (), |
188 | | - ) |
189 | | - "#]] |
190 | | - .assert_debug_eq(&test_program_ok( |
191 | | - "[ |
192 | | - crate core { |
193 | | - trait CoreTrait<> where [] {} |
194 | | - struct CoreStruct<> where [] {} |
195 | | - impl<> !CoreTrait<> for CoreStruct<> where [] {} |
196 | | - }, |
197 | | - crate foo { |
198 | | - trait FooTrait<> where [] {} |
199 | | - impl<ty T> FooTrait<> for T where [T: CoreTrait<>] {} |
200 | | - impl<> FooTrait<> for CoreStruct<> where [] {} |
201 | | - } |
202 | | - ]", |
203 | | - )); |
204 | | -} |
205 | | - |
206 | 6 | #[test] |
207 | 7 | fn test_overlap_normalize_alias_to_LocalType() { |
208 | 8 | // `LocalTrait` has a blanket impl for all `T: Iterator` |
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