On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 9:36 AM, Andreas Zwinkau <zwin...@kit.edu> wrote:
> I'm getting a strange bug from the RTT. The bug disappears, if the
> function takes less than five float arguments.
>
> $ x10c++ Test.x10 && ./a.out
>
> ITable lookup failure!!
> RTT of interface: 0x8054540:
> (x10.lang.Float,x10.lang.Float,x10.lang.Float,x10.lang.Float,x10.lang.Float,x10.lang.Float)=>x10.lang.Float
> RTT of interfaces implemented by receiver
> 0x8054500
> (x10.lang.Float,x10.lang.Float,x10.lang.Float,x10.lang.Float,x10.lang.Float,x10.lang.Boolean)=>x10.lang.Float
> RTT of receiver (nil) NULL!
>
> Aborted
> $ cat Test.x10
>
> public class Test {
> public static def main(args:Array[String]) {
> val funny = (a:float, b:float, c:float, d:float, e:float,
> test:boolean) => 0f;
>
> val x = funny(01f, 01f, 01f, 01f, 01f, true);
> }
> };
Hi, Andreas,
This is a bug in our code generation. Please open a JIRA against the
native backend (or I'll open one in about 2 hours if you don't beat me
to it).
Igor
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