I believe that this is actually a result of Perl 6 delegating responsibility of
memory management for arguments passed to callbacks from native code to the
native code.
I wonder if the issue is that you're sending a constant which is being
reallocated and recreated and never cleared out from th
I'm not certain where to report this (ie: rakudo vs MoarVM), so I'm
starting here.
After some experimentation, I finally traced down a segfault I've been
getting to a memory leak in the NativeCall interface. I'm using it to
facilitate testing of a 32-bit embedded (meaning no dynamic allocation) C
On Thu, 08 Oct 2015 03:12:02 -0700, ilmari wrote:
> Or to put another way: attributes with 'is required' should not need
> an
> initialiser even if the type has a :D smiley, and a :D type without an
> initialiser should imply 'is required'.
>
> The first and second examples below should be equival
On Thu, 08 Oct 2015 03:12:02 -0700, ilmari wrote:
> Or to put another way: attributes with 'is required' should not need
> an
> initialiser even if the type has a :D smiley, and a :D type without an
> initialiser should imply 'is required'.
>
> The first and second examples below should be equival
