Invalid increment syntax, and other small issues

[DayDun]

++[[]][0]

results in

++[]

which is invalid syntax.

When chained together

++[++[++[[]][0]][0]][0]

it results in

++++++[];

Expected result would be 1 and 3 respectively.

[DayDun]

This might be related as well:

function test(a) {
    ++a;
}

turns into

function test(a) {
    NaN;
}

[DayDun]

function test() {
    console[a()]();
}

function test() {
    console();
}

[DayDun]

I hope this isn't too spammy lol.
Catch block gets discarded:

try {
    throw "error";
} catch(e) {
    a();
}

try {
    throw 'error';
}

[DayDun]

function a() {
	b()
}
a();

function a() {
	b()
}
undefined;

Edit: I realize this is kind of expected as the function doesn't return, but the function b could have side-effects which wouldn't be invoked in the resulting code.

[DayDun]

1 / -0

still evaluates to

-1e+400;

[DayDun]

function a(x) {
	return x.test;
}
a({});

function a(x) {
	return x.test;
}
x.test;

When the argument is an object, the call is incorrectly replaced with the argument variable outside of the scope

[DayDun]

This causes an error

var c = 1;

while (c--) {
	new RegExp(c + "")
}