@dom96 I tried your idea, and it didn't work. Then I changed the forward
declaration to be a "normal" proc, and implemented it lower down to just
delegate to the async proc (asyncCheck sendMsgExternally(...)), and it didn't
work either. I'll try to build an example now. If it's an async macro
Try changing the forward declaration by replacing the async pragma with `:
Future[void]`.
Seems like an async macro bug.
Could you give some simplified example that can be ran? From the error message
it's the line `next.callback = (proc() {.closure, gcsafe.})(cb0)` that gives
the error.
Very likely the next object type doesn't have any defined proc with that or you
missed some module (which I don't know which)
ered: bool): void =
# ...
let size = uint32(sizeof(Msg[T]))
asyncCheck sendMsgExternally(q, m, size)
and on that last line, I am getting this error:
lib\pure\asyncmacro.nim(43, 27) Error: attempting to call undeclared
routine: 'callback='
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