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feat(gnovm): sync code AssignStmt - ValueDecl #3017
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Looks good to me 🔥
Co-authored-by: Mikael VALLENET <[email protected]>
thanks @mvertes for your time and your reviews , I've addressed all your feedbacks. Please re-check the PR, please. Thanksssss. |
gnovm/pkg/gnolang/preprocess.go
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if len(n.Values) > 1 && len(n.NameExprs) != len(n.Values) { | ||
panic(fmt.Sprintf("assignment mismatch: %d variable(s) but %d value(s)", len(n.NameExprs), len(n.Values))) |
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Sorry my last request. What do you think about moving this check into the defineOrDecl
function?
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yeah I think it's good idea. Because it was done in AssertCompatible
for Define so it's kind of duplicated check but regroup all needed check in defineOrDecl
is OK I think
When handling assignStmt and valueDecl, there are two main tasks:
To unify the specifications for For example: package main
func main() {
var a int = "hello" // valueDecl
var a int
a = "hello" // assignStmt
} In this code, both valueDecl and assignStmt should follow the same logic during type checking to ensure compatibility(in type_check.go). To summarize, we should apply both AssertCompatible(step1) and defineOrDecl (step2) operations to handle what do you think? |
Related: #2695 |
Thanks for your review. I've checked the code, there is only one re-usable code in AssignStmt assertCompatible is:
Which is already handled in defineOrDecl. Other processings are mostly for Assign. I've tried to refactor to be able to share the code even more (refactor/reuse assertCompatible) but don't find any "happy/good" solution. Do you have any idea on that ? |
Removed the |
Hello @hthieu1110 . Many of the CI checks failed because of a misconfiguration. This has now been fixed. Can you please push an empty commit? This will make the CI checks run again and hopefully fix them. |
We're having issues with Codecov, ignore failed Codecov tests for now. |
This PR aims at fixing this issue 1958
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