Sunagatov Denis
Sunagatov Denis
.. And the string returned will _not_ include newline. This function will need to be replaced with something else later though.
This function returns a line entered by user as a `string`. - The length can be arbitrary. - The newline character isn't included.
@Hachem-H I wonder if this solves this usecase ```odin GDT_Entry :: struct #packed { limit0: u16, base0: u16, base1: u8, accessByte: u8, limitFlags: u8, base2: u8, } GDT :: struct...
The bug is a bug, but I'll post a workaround for the original problem, just in case anyone stumbles upon it. You can re-use existing enum values like this: ```...
Running into the same issue. Additional context: LLVM Version: 14 (LLVM17 is not out on standard arch packages yet, can't test on newer LLVM versions) `$ lscpu` (output trimmed) ```...
Also to note the last part of the error message is tiny bit different, now it says the error is in `internal.odin`: ``` error: internal.odin:881:2: in function __gnu_h2f_ieee float (i16):...
Judging from you sending llvm17 binaries to me yesterday I assume this problem still occurs on llvm17?
From what I see, this issue has been put in the backlog of things to do, but it's not a priority. I guess we'll have to wait a couple years...
Just noticed some issues concerning the `Stat` struct. The definition of the struct is platform-dependent, meaning this won't necessarily compile on x86-32 and arm linucees. I'll link some definitions of...