Hi Jason,
On Sat, 20 Aug 2011, jason_ni wrote:
I used jcc to compile a very simple java class and found this error:
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build/_ImJava/__wrap__.cpp: In function ?PyObject*
idm::fudan::edu::cn::org::t_ImJava_get__total(idm::fudan::edu::cn::org::t_ImJava*,
void*)?:
build/_ImJava/__wrap__.cpp:8412: error: variable or field ?value? declared
void
build/_ImJava/__wrap__.cpp:8413: error: ?value? was not declared in this
scope
build/_ImJava/__wrap__.cpp:8414: error: ?t_void? has not been declared
build/_ImJava/__wrap__.cpp:8414: error: ?value? was not declared in this
scope
error: command 'gcc' failed with exit status 1
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The c++ code translated by jcc:
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8410 static PyObject *t_ImJava_get__total(t_ImJava
*self, void *data)
8411 {
8412 void value;
8413 OBJ_CALL(value = self->object.getTotal());
8414 return t_void::wrap_Object(value);
8415 }
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The Java code:
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public void getTotal(){
System.out.println("error here");
}
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I have tested that replace "void" with "int" and gave a return value in
"getTotal" then this classs can be compiled without error.
So, I guess it's a bug... Am I right?
Indeed, there was a bug with not checking that the getters for which prop
methods are generated aren't returning void.
It's now fixed in rev 1159920.
Thank you for the bug report !
Andi..
