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swift-mirror/test/Parse/invalid-utf8.swift
Rintaro Ishizaki a673043737 Terminology change: 'garbage' -> 'unexpected'
There are no "garbage" characters in Swift code. They are just
"unexpected."
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// RUN: %target-typecheck-verify-swift
var <EFBFBD>x = "" // expected-error{{invalid UTF-8 found in source file}} {{5-6= }}
// Make sure we don't stop processing the whole file.
static func foo() {} // expected-error{{static methods may only be declared on a type}} {{1-8=}}
// UTF-8 RFC 2279: The octet values FE and FF never appear.
// UTF-8 RFC 3629: The octet values C0, C1, F5 to FF never appear.
// Below this line are such octets that should be skipped by the lexer.
// They may not be rendered correctly by your text editor, if at all.
// Begin magic UTF-8 values
// 0xC0
À // expected-error {{invalid UTF-8 found in source file}}
// 0xC1
Á // expected-error {{invalid UTF-8 found in source file}}
// 0xF5
õ // expected-error {{invalid UTF-8 found in source file}}
// 0xF6
ö // expected-error {{invalid UTF-8 found in source file}}
// 0xF7
÷ // expected-error {{invalid UTF-8 found in source file}}
// 0xF8
ø // expected-error {{invalid UTF-8 found in source file}}
// 0xF9
ù // expected-error {{invalid UTF-8 found in source file}}
// 0xFB
û // expected-error {{invalid UTF-8 found in source file}}
// 0xFC
ü // expected-error {{invalid UTF-8 found in source file}}
// 0xFD
ý // expected-error {{invalid UTF-8 found in source file}}
// End magic UTF-8 values
// Make sure we don't stop processing the whole file.
static func bar() {} // expected-error{{static methods may only be declared on a type}} {{1-8=}}