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internal compiler error: Explicit index of non-index type [u8]
#15381
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cc @nick29581, this seems to be triggering DST which I didn't think was enabled... |
The following code:
Also triggers a similar compiler error:
Unfortunately, I could not get the stack backtrace to print anything meaningful on Windows 8.1, if ran with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 the compiler outputs the following backtrace:
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I've also encountered this error message, with the following (simplified) code:
Resulting in:
Doing the destructuring inside the for loop avoids the error.
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I've encountered a similar error as well. The code: let values: Vec<u8> = vec![1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8];
for [x,y,z] in values.as_slice().chunks(3).filter(|&xs| xs.len() == 3) {
println!("y={}", y);
} The error message with the backtrace:
I'm running OSX 10.9.5 with x86_64 architecture. Rust version:
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Closes rust-lang#5988. Closes rust-lang#10176. Closes rust-lang#10456. Closes rust-lang#12744. Closes rust-lang#13264. Closes rust-lang#13324. Closes rust-lang#14182. Closes rust-lang#15381. Closes rust-lang#15444. Closes rust-lang#15480. Closes rust-lang#15756. Closes rust-lang#16822. Closes rust-lang#16966. Closes rust-lang#17351. Closes rust-lang#17503. Closes rust-lang#17545. Closes rust-lang#17771. Closes rust-lang#17816. Closes rust-lang#17897. Closes rust-lang#17905. Closes rust-lang#18188. Closes rust-lang#18232. Closes rust-lang#18345. Closes rust-lang#18389. Closes rust-lang#18400. Closes rust-lang#18502. Closes rust-lang#18611. Closes rust-lang#18783. Closes rust-lang#19009. Closes rust-lang#19081. Closes rust-lang#19098. Closes rust-lang#19127. Closes rust-lang#19135.
Closes rust-lang#5988. Closes rust-lang#10176. Closes rust-lang#10456. Closes rust-lang#12744. Closes rust-lang#13264. Closes rust-lang#13324. Closes rust-lang#14182. Closes rust-lang#15381. Closes rust-lang#15444. Closes rust-lang#15480. Closes rust-lang#15756. Closes rust-lang#16822. Closes rust-lang#16966. Closes rust-lang#17351. Closes rust-lang#17503. Closes rust-lang#17545. Closes rust-lang#17771. Closes rust-lang#17816. Closes rust-lang#17897. Closes rust-lang#17905. Closes rust-lang#18188. Closes rust-lang#18232. Closes rust-lang#18345. Closes rust-lang#18389. Closes rust-lang#18400. Closes rust-lang#18502. Closes rust-lang#18611. Closes rust-lang#18783. Closes rust-lang#19009. Closes rust-lang#19081. Closes rust-lang#19098. Closes rust-lang#19127. Closes rust-lang#19135.
Closes #5988. Closes #10176. Closes #10456. Closes #12744. Closes #13264. Closes #13324. Closes #14182. Closes #15381. Closes #15444. Closes #15480. Closes #15756. Closes #16822. Closes #16966. Closes #17351. Closes #17503. Closes #17545. Closes #17771. Closes #17816. Closes #17897. Closes #17905. Closes #18188. Closes #18232. Closes #18345. Closes #18389. Closes #18400. Closes #18502. Closes #18611. Closes #18783. Closes #19009. Closes #19081. Closes #19098. Closes #19127. Closes #19135.
Substitute $saved_file in custom check commands If the custom command has a $saved_file placeholder, and we know the file being saved, replace the placeholder and run a check command. If there's a placeholder and we don't know the saved file, do nothing. This is a simplified version of rust-lang#15381, which I hope is easier to review.
The following code
triggers a compiler bug:
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