Triton is a virtual machine that comes with Algebraic Execution Tables (AET) and Arithmetic Intermediate Representations (AIR) for use in combination with a STARK proof system.
I was just writing a negative test of a Triton VM assembler code snippet and it was failing as I expected. However, when I ran the program with the debugger, I realized that it was failing on another assert instruction than the one I intended to test.
To make it easier to write negative tests of TVM code snippets, it should be possible to tag each assert, for example with a usize such that you can write more fine-grained negative tests.
The tag can be optional, but I would probably let the parser enforce that each tag is only used once in a program, just like it enforces that each jump-destination label is only used once.
I was just writing a negative test of a Triton VM assembler code snippet and it was failing as I expected. However, when I ran the program with the debugger, I realized that it was failing on another
assertinstruction than the one I intended to test.To make it easier to write negative tests of TVM code snippets, it should be possible to tag each assert, for example with a
usizesuch that you can write more fine-grained negative tests.The tag can be optional, but I would probably let the parser enforce that each tag is only used once in a program, just like it enforces that each jump-destination label is only used once.