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the last istype returns true with LuaJIT/ffi but false with cffi, i.e. double [3] and double (&)[3] are considered as the same type in one case but different types in the second case.
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@q66 You are right I inverted both cases in the explanation. Sorry. Yet there is still a difference in behaviour. But mabye it is intended?*
So with cffi one gets false, true but with LuaJIT/ffi one gets true, true. I.e. double [] and double (&)[] seem to be equivalent istype in LuaJIT/ffi but not with cffi.
Hello,
Thank your for your help on the previous issue.
this one might be intended? I came across the following difference between
LuaJIT/ffi
andcffi
:the last
istype
returns true withLuaJIT/ffi
but false withcffi
, i.e.double [3]
anddouble (&)[3]
are considered as the same type in one case but different types in the second case.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: