Closed mpmilano closed 11 years ago
I'm checking up on this.
I don't think it's a failure to dereference. Just seeing a pointer isn't a bad thing anymore: all objects are in pointers. It might just be a bad error message.
On Fri, Mar 15, 2013 at 6:42 PM, xlnagla notifications@github.com wrote:
class c: x = iter
c().x()
yields TypeError: Pointer to address 5854.
I'm trying to track down a few issues related to method binding in classes, having pointer dereference here seems important.
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Closed by 6596253fa5f4d7a2bda27616fa86fb5fa756dd45 making the error message clearer in this case.
class c: x = iter
c().x()
yields TypeError: Pointer to address 5854.
I'm trying to track down a few issues related to method binding in classes, having pointer dereference here seems important.