From text…
Similarly, the function ptr_set0 is assigned the following type:
{l:addr} (T? @ l | ptr (l)) -> (T @ l | void)
Problem…
Missing , T for the second parameter.
The simplified version has it:
{l:addr} (!T? @ l >> T @ l | ptr(l), T) -> void
From text…
Similarly, the function ptr_set0 is assigned the following type:
{l:addr} (T? @ l | ptr (l)) -> (T @ l | void)
Problem…
Missing , T for the second parameter.
The simplified version has it:
{l:addr} (!T? @ l >> T @ l | ptr(l), T) -> void
Fixed. Thanks!On Sunday, January 3, 2016 at 12:37:08 AM UTC-5, Mike Jones wrote:
From text…
Similarly, the function ptr_set0 is assigned the following type:
{l:addr} (T? @ l | ptr (l)) → (T @ l | void)
Problem…
Missing , T for the second parameter.
The simplified version has it:
{l:addr} (!T? @ l >> T @ l | ptr(l), T) → void