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> Or, perhaps better yet, make it support the `SHOW` statement so normal SQL can be used (and changed under the covers, if necessary, for the supported databases). Well, this...
> fn С.destroy_context(context u32) > > pub fn destroy_context(context u32) { > C.destroy_context(context) > } The character set for the C character 'C.' is incorrect, it is not an ASCII...
It cannot be reproduced, it looks very normal. Of course, the 'C' character set needs to be corrected. ```c void main__destroy_context(u32 context) { destroy_context(context); } VV_LOCAL_SYMBOL void main__main(void) { main__destroy_context(1U);...
There is no definition of ```void destroy_context(...);``` in
Yes, I did. ```c2v``` only translated your ```minimal_sample.h```, After the translation is completed, ```minimal_sample.h``` is no longer needed. The ```destroy_context()``` declared in ```minimal_sample. v``` needs to be defined in a...
No, it's not. ```minimal_sample.h``` has been translated as ```minimal_sample.v```, so ```minimal_sample.h``` is no longer needed. It is declared in ```minimal_sample.v``` that: ```fn C.destroy_context(...)``` this indicates that there is a function...
So there's no need to translate ```minimal_sample.h``` to .v
Wait a minute. I'll be the judge. Haha
``` a.v:12:6: warning: unused variable: `nr_muls` 10 | 11 | pub fn (e &Encoder) encode_value[T](val T) { 12 | mut nr_muls := 0 | ~~~~~~~ 13 | $if (int(typeof(val).idx) >>...
After simplifying: ```v fn foo () ![]int { mut arr := []int{} arr