wlav
wlav
Is a reference counting problem. After `v[2:].begin()`, the temporary produced by `v[2:]` gets ref-counting to zero, deleting its memory, while the iterator returned from `begin()` still points into it. Python...
Yes, looks like the same bug. My problem remains reproducing the error. Do you have more details, e.g. platform, compiler version, etc.?
The fix for root#12294 is already included in the release, so that can't be it. For the toolchain, in principle yes: Cling picks up the compiler paths from the system...
Nice, a fully reproducible crash. :) Thanks! Fixed in repo. (Problem wasn't that traceback line 19, but the code assuming a string type while it had `class int`.)
Interesting, as I didn't (and don't) get that result. However, I can see how that could happen. Presumed fix is in repo.
Right, because of `cling JIT session error: Failed to materialize symbols`, which I can't reproduce. :(
I can _not_ reproduce the problem with _all_ provided docker images/examples, but where I can, I confirm that the fix found by @Gabrielcarvfer solves the issue (many, many, thanks for...
Just to add to my own optimistic message: likely the reason that it was not reproducible with some docker images, is that the two offending methods were introduced only with...
Should all be good now with release 3.1.0. Feel free to reopen if you find otherwise.