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[21:38:17] <lizmat> m: use nqp; class A { has str $!a; method BUILD() {
nqp::chars($!a) } }; A.new # tada
[21:38:18] <+camelia> rakudo-moar 3cc195: OUTPUT«(signal SEGV)»
[21:38:46] <lizmat> m: use nqp; my str $foo; say $foo
[21:38:46] <+camelia> rakudo-moar 3cc195: OUTPUT«»
[21:39:05] <lizmat> I always thought that native strings initialized to the
empty string ?
[21:39:23] <lizmat> jnthn: ^^^ ??
[21:39:46] <jnthn> lizmat: In Rakudo I think we make that happen.
[21:39:50] <jnthn> In NQP maybe not
[21:39:51] <lizmat> m: use nqp; my str $foo; say nqp::chars($foo)
[21:39:51] <+camelia> rakudo-moar 3cc195: OUTPUT«0»
[21:40:17] <lizmat> apparently it only goes wrong with native string
attributes ?
[21:40:41] <lizmat> jnthn: this is rakudo, so bug?
[21:41:39] <jnthn> lizmat: oh, mis-read...
[21:41:58] <jnthn> Yeah, bug then
[21:42:10] <lizmat> ok, will rakudobug it
