Hi Nicolas,
i seem to have hit another problem, cannot quite explain. It seems to occur
when i pass the return code of a PRIM_MULT function thru some other function.
Well, let the code speak:
this is the (very simple) c primitive:
static value test_arguments( value *args, int nargs ) {
return( alloc_int(23) );
}
DEFINE_PRIM_MULT( test_arguments );
i loadprim with -1 arguments, is that correct?:
class Test {
public static var _test = neko.Lib.load("test","test_arguments",-1);
static function test( a1:Int, a2:Int, a3:Int, a4:Int, a5:Int, a6:Int )
:Int {
return _test(a1,a2,a3,a4,a5,a6);
}
static function test_trace() {
// this works fine: Test.hx:10: 23
trace( test( 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 ) );
}
static function print( a:Int, b:Int ) :Void {
/* this fails, i get:
Test.hx:17: { __name__ => [Test], main => #function:0,
print => #function:2, test => #function:6, prototype => { __class__ => ...,
__serialize => #function:0 }, test_result => #function:0, test_trace =>
#function:0, _test => #function:-1 } == 23? false
*/
trace( ""+a+" == "+b+"? "+(a==b) );
}
static function test_result() {
print( 23, test( 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 ) );
}
static function main() {
test_trace();
test_result();
}
}
the "a" argument to the print function seems to get corrupted by the test()
call. i can only assume something is going fishy in the dark realms of nekovm?
this only happens with DEFINE_PRIM_MULT functions.
-dan
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