Properly handle i32.trunc_f64_s of -2147483648.x #1225
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Fixes WebAssembly#1224 Add testing for other values that seem too big to be converted, but are ok after rounding. This is the only one that was a spec interpreter bug. I wrote those tests in a simple way with .9 values, replacing the .9999999 from earlier - as @binji said, we should either use hex-float notation, or avoid testing the parser at the same time. As the issue here is rounding, I think it's clearest to add .9 which suggests "this should be rounded away".
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Fixes #1224
Add testing for other values that seem too big to be
converted, but are ok after rounding. This is the only
one that was a spec interpreter bug. I wrote those
tests in a simple way with
.9values, replacingthe
.9999999from earlier - as @binji said, we shouldeither use hex-float notation, or avoid testing the parser
at the same time. As the issue here is rounding, I think
it's clearest to add
.9which suggests "this should berounded away".
(This is my first time writing OCaml so I'm sure I've
messed it up...)