Am I right that the atstyarr() macro is emitted under some
circumstances but is not defined anywhere?
Yes.
atstyarr_type is generated if you compile an implementation of the
following function:
fun foo{n:nat} (n: int(n), A: @[int][n]): void
Note that A is a call-by-value parameter here. There is no type in C that
corresponds to
@[int][n] (which n is a static variable).On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 4:18 PM, Barry Schwartz < chemoe...@chemoelectric.org> wrote:
Am I right that the atstyarr() macro is emitted under some
circumstances but is not defined anywhere?–
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