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../../../../../pkg/mod/github.com/philhofer/[email protected]/writer_tinygo.go:15:9: cannot use l (variable of type uintptr) as int value in struct literal
A fix might be to use the safer, portable functions suggested in tinygo-org/tinygo#1284 ?
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Adds support for tinygo 0.32, thereby fixing philhofer#29
Passes tests on macos intel:
- go 1.21.9:
- go test
- go 1.21.9 / tinygo 0.32 prerelease:
- tinygo test
- tinygo test -target wasi
Adds support for tinygo 0.32, thereby fixing #29
Passes tests on macos intel:
- go 1.21.9:
- go test
- go 1.21.9 / tinygo 0.32 prerelease:
- tinygo test
- tinygo test -target wasi
@philhofer would you mind tagging a version of fwd that has this tinygo fix, so that we can build it/try it within the go module system? I think a "v1.1.3-beta" might do, if you don't want to commit to v1.1.3 yet. ( https://go.dev/doc/modules/version-numbers#pre-release-version ) But of course v1.1.3 would be just fine too :)
Current fwd doesn’t compile with the dev branch of tinygo due to incompatibilities with the reflect package introduced in reflect: use int in StringHeader and SliceHeader on non-AVR platforms by ydnar · Pull Request #4156 · tinygo-org/tinygo .
The symptom is
A fix might be to use the safer, portable functions suggested in tinygo-org/tinygo#1284 ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: