36 lines
730 B
Rust
36 lines
730 B
Rust
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//xfail-stage0
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//xfail-stage1
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//xfail-stage2
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//xfail-stage3
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use std;
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fn main() {
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obj a() {
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fn foo() -> int { ret 2; }
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fn bar() -> int { ret self.foo(); }
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}
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let my_a = a();
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let my_b = obj () {
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fn baz() -> int { ret self.foo(); }
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with my_a
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};
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// These should all be 2.
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log_err my_a.foo();
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log_err my_a.bar();
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log_err my_b.foo();
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// This works fine. It sends us to foo on my_b, which forwards to
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// foo on my_a.
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log_err my_b.baz();
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// Currently segfaults. It forwards us to bar on my_a, which
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// backwards us to foo on my_b, which forwards us to foo on my_a
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// -- or, at least, that's how it should work.
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log_err my_b.bar();
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}
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