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+var BUGNUMBER = 1315815;
+var summary = "async/await containing escapes";
+
+print(BUGNUMBER + ": " + summary);
+
+// Using "eval" as the argument name is fugly, but it means evals below are
+// *direct* evals, and so their effects in the unescaped case won't extend
+// past each separate |test| call (as would happen if we used a different name
+// that made each eval into an indirect eval, affecting code in the global
+// scope).
+function test(code, eval)
+{
+  var unescaped = code.replace("###", "async");
+  var escaped = code.replace("###", "\\u0061");
+
+  assertThrowsInstanceOf(() => eval(escaped), SyntaxError);
+  eval(unescaped);
+}
+
+test("### function f() {}", eval);
+test("var x = ### function f() {}", eval);
+test("### x => {};", eval);
+test("var x = ### x => {}", eval);
+test("### () => {};", eval);
+test("var x = ### () => {}", eval);
+test("### (y) => {};", eval);
+test("var x = ### (y) => {}", eval);
+test("({ ### x() {} })", eval);
+test("var x = ### function f() {}", eval);
+
+if (typeof parseModule === "function")
+  test("export default ### function f() {}", parseModule);
+
+assertThrowsInstanceOf(() => eval("async await => 1;"),
+                       SyntaxError);
+assertThrowsInstanceOf(() => eval("async aw\\u0061it => 1;"),
+                       SyntaxError);
+
+var async = 0;
+assertEq(\u0061sync, 0);
+
+var obj = { \u0061sync() { return 1; } };
+assertEq(obj.async(), 1);
+
+async = function() { return 42; };
+
+var z = async(obj);
+assertEq(z, 42);
+
+var w = async(obj)=>{};
+assertEq(typeof w, "function");
+
+if (typeof reportCompare === "function")
+    reportCompare(true, true);