https://github.com/gingerBill/Odin/releases/tag/v0.6.1a
Restoring the original declaration syntax, parametric polymorphics ("Generics"), `union`, nested struct declarations, and much more!
Restoring the original declaration syntax, parametric polymorphics ("Generics"), `union`, nested struct declarations, and much more!
Edited by Ginger Bill
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Hi,
"Restoring the original declaration syntax."
Happy to hear this and I wanted to try the new version out this evening. But seems I can not compile the 0.6.0 version. 0.5.0 works. The error is "odin-0.6.0\src\array.cpp(14): Assert Failure: `0 <= index && index < count` Index 2 is out of bounds ranges 0..<2"
EDIT: Actualy it did build the odin.exe. What asserts is building the demo.odin file.
EDIT2: odin.exe asserts also with simple Hello World. The message is the same.
"Restoring the original declaration syntax."
Happy to hear this and I wanted to try the new version out this evening. But seems I can not compile the 0.6.0 version. 0.5.0 works. The error is "odin-0.6.0\src\array.cpp(14): Assert Failure: `0 <= index && index < count` Index 2 is out of bounds ranges 0..<2"
EDIT: Actualy it did build the odin.exe. What asserts is building the demo.odin file.
EDIT2: odin.exe asserts also with simple Hello World. The message is the same.
Edited by Vidar
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Which OS? Could you give the demo code too, please?
- Windows 10 x64
- Hello World
- demo.odin: https://gist.github.com/enurlyx/3...2f036d8b3a39085150#file-demo-odin
- visual studio 2015
- CMD: VS2015 x64 Native Tools Command Prompt
- Compiled github version: Tag v0.6.0
EDIT:
Its calling the following way:
- Hello World
1 2 3 4 5 | import "fmt.odin"; main :: proc() { fmt.println("Hello Odin World :D"); } |
- demo.odin: https://gist.github.com/enurlyx/3...2f036d8b3a39085150#file-demo-odin
- visual studio 2015
- CMD: VS2015 x64 Native Tools Command Prompt
- Compiled github version: Tag v0.6.0
EDIT:
Its calling the following way:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | odin!Array<gbThread>::operator[](int64 index = 0n2)+0x5e [c:\users\enurlyx\desktop\odin-0.6.0\src\array.cpp @ 14] odin!parse_files(struct Parser * p = 0x000000df`78efe7d0, struct String * init_filename = 0x000000df`78efe690)+0x61f [c:\users\enurlyx\desktop\odin-0.6.0\src\parser.cpp @ 5103] odin!main(int arg_count = 0n3, char ** arg_ptr = 0x000002a5`93f09070)+0x768 [c:\users\enurlyx\desktop\odin-0.6.0\src\main.cpp @ 489] odin!invoke_main(void)+0x34 [f:\dd\vctools\crt\vcstartup\src\startup\exe_common.inl @ 65] odin!__scrt_common_main_seh(void)+0x127 [f:\dd\vctools\crt\vcstartup\src\startup\exe_common.inl @ 253] odin!__scrt_common_main(void)+0xe [f:\dd\vctools\crt\vcstartup\src\startup\exe_common.inl @ 296] odin!mainCRTStartup(void)+0x9 [f:\dd\vctools\crt\vcstartup\src\startup\exe_main.cpp @ 17] KERNEL32!BaseThreadInitThunk+0x14 ntdll!RtlUserThreadStart+0x21 |
Edited by Vidar
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I tried your new version 0.6.1a. I had to remove -WX in the build.bat from the compiler settings (Warnings became errors). After this I could build a odin.exe. But running odin.exe on an *.odin file gives the same error as before.
EDIT: Setting #define USE_THREADED_PARSER 0 in main.cpp makes odin.exe work with the demo.odin and my Hello World.
EDIT: Setting #define USE_THREADED_PARSER 0 in main.cpp makes odin.exe work with the demo.odin and my Hello World.
Edited by Vidar
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The problem is, that you loop over two arrays with different sizes. It will be fine as long as the thread_count is >= imports.count. See the following lines:
https://github.com/gingerBill/Odin/blob/master/src/parser.cpp#L5098
https://github.com/gingerBill/Odin/blob/master/src/parser.cpp#L5102
When I run odin on Hello World. I got 3 imports but only 2 threads, leading to the assert.
https://github.com/gingerBill/Odin/blob/master/src/parser.cpp#L5098
https://github.com/gingerBill/Odin/blob/master/src/parser.cpp#L5102
When I run odin on Hello World. I got 3 imports but only 2 threads, leading to the assert.