Code to cause the Error
shadowfunc printf(staticstr fmt, s32 haii)
struct test {
s32 hai
s64 hellos
}
func main() {
var test meow = { hai: 35, hellos: 54 }
var result::value<s32, s64> meows = { val: 58 }
var result<s32, s64> res = meows
if(unwrap<res, result::value<s32, s64>, test>) {
printf("Meow: %d", test.val)
}
}
Encountered Error
error[E99]: unsure panic: invalid function argument types!
--> ./test.qf:14:21
|
| printf("Meow: %d", test.val)
| ^^^^^^^^
| panic happened here
|
= note: Report this at https://github.com/Quickfall/quickfall
= help: create a bug report
This bug is most likely caused by the hint parameter being at the start of the enum value but not taken into account in LRU nodes. This can be an issue with any structure layout that changes from HIR -> MIR. A possible solution is to make a table into LoweredStruct types storing HIR field index -> MIR field index
Code to cause the Error
Encountered Error
This bug is most likely caused by the hint parameter being at the start of the enum value but not taken into account in LRU nodes. This can be an issue with any structure layout that changes from HIR -> MIR. A possible solution is to make a table into
LoweredStructtypes storingHIR field index -> MIR field index