I've been running tests in 32-bit mode, and I can confirm that this is
definitely a 32-bit issue.
- Josh
On Sep 27, 2009, at 2:27 PM, Art Taylor wrote:
I'm in the process of migrating an Objective-C project to MacRuby
(0.5 trunk) and am seeing this error when I run the application:
Assertion failed: (castIsValid(getOpcode(), S, Ty) && "Illegal
SExt"), function SExtInst, file Instructions.cpp, line 2508.
The stack looks like this:
#0 0x9870d912 in __kill
#1 0x9870d904 in kill$UNIX2003
#2 0x987a0b99 in raise
#3 0x987b6c50 in abort
#4 0x987a37f8 in __assert_rtn
#5 0x0090ab1a in llvm::SExtInst::SExtInst
#6 0x001528b3 in RoxorCompiler::compile_conversion_to_ruby
#7 0x00158847 in RoxorCompiler::compile_stub
#8 0x0017e173 in RoxorCore::gen_stub
#9 0x0018b4cd in rb_vm_dispatch
#10 0x00e432a2 in ??
#11 0x0004c2cb in ruby_run_node
#12 0x00186a61 in macruby_main
#13 0x00002c64 in main at main.m:13
I was following the (admittedly quite old) page covering this sort
of activity at http://www.macruby.org/trac/wiki/MacRubyFromObjC.
My main.m and rb_main.rb are vanilla and copied from the FlickrDemo
(which runs on my system). If I reduce rb_main.rb to the bare
minimum of the following, I still get the error.
framework 'Cocoa'
NSApplicationMain(0, nil)
I'm assuming it's something in my ObjC code that is causing the
problem -- is there a good way to zero in on it? My llvm and
MacRuby knowledge is pretty rough, so I'm not sure where to drop
breakpoints. If there's a "don't use <datatype>" rule of thumb,
that would be great, too, as that appears to be where things may be
hung up.
Thanks!
-a.
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