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Fix range check #1309

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@dark64 dark64 commented May 16, 2023

Closes #1295 #1329

@dark64 dark64 force-pushed the uint-assert-fix branch from 53f2a7d to 73e6b09 Compare May 16, 2023 13:42
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Nice, some simplifications and typos. I think we should have more test for this also, see recent issue.

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@dark64 dark64 changed the title Fix uint range check Fix range check Sep 4, 2023
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"entry_point": "./tests/tests/range_check/assert_lt_u8_constant.zok",
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Should we have a test with a value which is outside the u8 range and check that it fails, or is it handled in some other test for usize inputs?

def main(field a) -> bool {
field p = FIELD_MAX + a;
// we added a = 0 to prevent the condition to be evaluated at compile time
return a < p;
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The other tests down below all do assert(condition). Do we cover all cases which just use the condition without asserting it, for example returning it? They are handled differently in code generation so they should be also tested separately.

@Schaeff Schaeff merged commit 6c49edc into develop Nov 9, 2023
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@Schaeff Schaeff deleted the uint-assert-fix branch November 9, 2023 09:25
dark64 added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 9, 2023
* fix uint range check

* update bit cache with correct bits

* suggestions

* js fmt

* clippy

* fix range check, add more tests

* update changelog

* fieldlt improvements

* fix tests
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Cannot use <= on u32 in assert
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