I must be missing something but I have this code using JudySLIns:
{
printf("Judy Array at address %p = %p\n", PTF index, *PTF index);
char* _tmp65801 = v ;
JError_t* _tmp65802 = (JError_t*)&_i52588_v52588_err;
_a12095t_65459** _tmp65803 = (_a12095t_65459**)((void****)&slot);
printf("CALLING INSERT key = %s\n", _tmp65801);
if (::std::strlen(_tmp65801) >= JUDY_SL_MAXLEN) throw "JudySLIns
strlen>10000";
*(Word_t**)_tmp65803=(Word_t*)JudySLIns((PTF index),(unsigned
char*)_tmp65801,_tmp65802);
printf("INSERT DONE _tmp65803=%p, &slot=%p,slot=%p,*slot=%p, error=%d\n",
_tmp65803, &slot,slot,*slot,(int)_i52588_v52588_err.je_Errno);
}
and my output is:
Judy Array at address 0x1001033b0 = 0x0
CALLING INSERT key = isNULL
INSERT DONE _tmp65803=0x100101120,
&slot=0x100101120,slot=0x100132450,*slot=0x0, error=0
in other words, JudySLIns returns NULL but there's no error code.
There's also no reason I can think of for JudySLIns to return NULL
if given valid arguments: it either finds an existing key and returns the
data slot address or it creates a new one.
In this case, the JudySLArray is a virgin (NULL).
The code above was generated. With some tweaks to my compiler
input different C++ code is generated, and that code actually works.
Any thoughts on what the error could possibly be?
[Apart from the horrible obvious .. corruption someplace else..]
--
john skaller
skal...@users.sourceforge.net
http://felix-lang.org
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