>
> You wrote `*X.Y`; I'm going to assume you meant to write `*X = Y`.
>
*X.Y = value
, where the Y field is a pointer to the C heap. But I suppose that is
pretty much the same.
> This error message is telling you that in the assignment `*X = Y` Y
> has a pointer type, but has the value 1.
On Thu, Dec 1, 2016 at 4:47 PM, 'Florian Uekermann' via golang-nuts
wrote:
>
> I just had a fairly strange not reproducible panic. I have no idea whether
> this could be a go bug or if the C library I am using is buggy. In case it
> looks like a go bug I should probably post this on the issue trac
I just had a fairly strange not reproducible panic. I have no idea whether
this could be a go bug or if the C library I am using is buggy. In case it
looks like a go bug I should probably post this on the issue tracker. Does
anyone have an idea whether this is useful or if I should just forget a
