I'm currently trying to track down a Binaryen assertion happening with the following module:
(module
(import "ref" "null" (global $ref_null anyref))
(import "ref" "is_null" (func $ref_is_null (param anyref) (result i32)))
(func $test
(local $0 anyref)
(local.set $0
(global.get $ref_null)
)
(drop
(call $ref_is_null
(local.get $0)
)
)
;; remove this to make it work:
(drop
(call $ref_is_null
(local.get $0)
)
)
)
(export $test $test)
)
which yields
abort(Assertion failed: false, at: ./src/literal.h,87,makeFromInt32)
when I attempt to optimize it with optimizeLevel > 1. The problem goes away if I remove the second
(drop
(call $ref_is_null
(local.get $0)
)
)
from the function or make $0 a function parameter, so I guess that there is an optimization trying to move/copy local values around that causes this as soon as there are two local.gets of the same anyref local or something along those lines. This isn't overly important, just ran into this while trying to polyfill ref.null etc. so we can have shiny things. Perhaps there's an easy fix?
I'm currently trying to track down a Binaryen assertion happening with the following module:
which yields
when I attempt to optimize it with optimizeLevel > 1. The problem goes away if I remove the second
from the function or make
$0a function parameter, so I guess that there is an optimization trying to move/copy local values around that causes this as soon as there are twolocal.gets of the same anyref local or something along those lines. This isn't overly important, just ran into this while trying to polyfillref.nulletc. so we can have shiny things. Perhaps there's an easy fix?