travisstaloch

Here is a smaller example with fewer ones which also shows different results between runs - alternating between 5 and 6 (usually 6). ```py # tmp.py import qm q =...

partially addressed in 0a7d9d4fc774b998433b587a39f434b08d55e387 this solution still appends underscores to getters. i was able to prevent a collision between the 'People' namespace and the 'Foo.People()' getter which resulted from https://github.com/travisstaloch/flatbufferz/blob/main/examples/test.fbs....

partially addressed in https://github.com/travisstaloch/flatbufferz/commit/0a7d9d4fc774b998433b587a39f434b08d55e387 i don't consider this complete as the error message doesn't show any of the generated code which caused the error. as-is it only shows the parse...

hopefully addressed by https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/14517

which is a duplicate of https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/131

Maybe I'm wrong but I doubt this bug will help solve any problems. If you want to improve it, please show how to reproduce the error, preferably with the least...

This seems to be a minimal reproduction **/tmp/tmp.h** ```c void foo_ex(void (*foo_cb)(int)){ foo_cb(0); } #define NULL ((void*)0) #define foo foo_ex(NULL) ``` **/tmp/tmp.zig** ```zig const c = @cImport(@cInclude("/tmp/tmp.h")); test "doesn't compile"...

sounds like you're trying to generate valid c code? if that is the case, the markov chain lib will most likely not be able to do so. one thing you...

let me know how it goes. if nothing else the markov chain might be helpful in 1. for coming up with random inputs that you'd need to edit. though i'm...