I have varray serialisation appearing to work. Sans pointers, but
this is cool : everything on the heap is a varray.
However I found a weird bug I can't explain (in the compiler).
This works:
var mydecoder = shape.decoder;
for var slot in 0uz upto usedslots - 1uz do
i = mydecoder ( p + slot * dynamic_slot_size, s, i);
done
Note that shape.decoder is a C function of type
address * +char * size --> size
The generated code is:
_i44919_v44919_mydecoder = _i44912_v44912_shape->decoder; //assign
..
_i44911_v44911_i = _i44919_v44919_mydecoder(
(void*)((char*)_i44918_v44918_p+(_i44920_v44920_slot *
_i44917_v44917_dynamic_slot_size )),
_i44910_v44910_s,
_i44911_v44911_i); //assign
But this does not work:
i = shape.decoder ( p + slot * dynamic_slot_size, s, i);
It generates this C++:
_i44905_v44905_i = _i44906_v44906_shape->decoder; //assign
which is a type error. Somehow the argument of the function just got lost!
What we have here is a bit interesting I admit: the function "decoder" here is
curried:
decoder shape ( p + slot * dynamic_slot_size, s, i)
it has type:
gc_shape_t -> (address * +char * size --> size)
however the first arrow is a Felix function and the second arrow
is a C function. More interesting, decoder is given by
fun decoder: gc_shape_t -> decoder_t = "$1->decoder";
in other words it isn't really a function, its a macro.
--
john skaller
skal...@users.sourceforge.net
http://felix-lang.org
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