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We currently emit e.g. *(void*)0x1234 = 12.34f;. Naively this is not too hard to fix by changing Type.ptr() to Type.ptr(Type.f32()), but #79 may cause problems, and the pointer may point to a struct, making f32* incorrect.
Perhaps we should focus on just the silly-looking cases like this and not propagate type information further.
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We currently emit e.g.
*(void*)0x1234 = 12.34f;
. Naively this is not too hard to fix by changingType.ptr()
toType.ptr(Type.f32())
, but #79 may cause problems, and the pointer may point to a struct, making f32* incorrect.Perhaps we should focus on just the silly-looking cases like this and not propagate type information further.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: