Hi,
There seems to be some kind of confusion in the
arch\x86\tramp.c code
Inside the code <mono/interperter/interp.h> is used
for the function pointers (*MonoPIFunc) and (*MonoFunc)
but there are also certain places where stackval_from_data
and stackval_to_data is being used like,
x86_mov_reg_imm (p, X86_ECX, stackval_from_data);
x86_mov_reg_imm (p, X86_ECX, stackval_to_data);
Now this is causing name-clashing with the stackval_from_data
and
stackval_to_data which is present in the interp.h ( i hope
they are the same functions) stackval_from_data has the following
declaration:
void inline
stackval_from_data (MonoType *type, stackval *result, char * data,
gboolean pinvoke);
Now when try to build arch\x86\tramp.c separately it gives
me the error thet stackval_from_data declared in interp.h but
does not have any definition.
The same holds true for the arch\ppc\tramp.c code.
Either I am missing something or there is something wrong
somewhere?
--pg
Piyush Garyali
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