Append ref qualifier to signed-as type on 'this'#20
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Can you drop a link to the header with the offending C++ functions? I would like to have a look what libtorch does. |
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Here are some examples. There are others. |
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This PR goes with libresect #13 and cl-resect #1.
The problem was that I was getting duplicate-definition errors from SBCL (well, it calls them warnings, but then it aborts compilation) on
operator=methods. The cause turned out to be that some pairs of these in libtorch were distinguished only by ref qualifiers, which Claw was not capturing. So theniffi:defifunwould emitdefuns for both of them, causing the error.I have arranged for the qualifier to appear in the
:signed-astype for thethisparameter.