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When building code with zkLLVM types for non-assigner target (e.g. x86‑64) you will most likely get a segmentation fault.
Example:
fnmain(){let x:__zkllvm_field_pallas_base = 1g;if x + 1g == 2g {println!("x is one");}}
— this code causes a segmentation fault at compilation.
Of course we can't compile such code for any non-assigner target. However it would be nice to have something more user-friendly than a segmentation fault.
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When building code with zkLLVM types for non-assigner target (e.g. x86‑64) you will most likely get a segmentation fault.
Example:
— this code causes a segmentation fault at compilation.
Of course we can't compile such code for any non-assigner target. However it would be nice to have something more user-friendly than a segmentation fault.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: