cerulean cape
Hey this is probably showing my gross ignorance but I have code that seems to decay an array when returned by a function. My code looks kind of like this :
var res = [_]usize{0} ** 8;
//Initializing
std.debug.print("{any}\n", .{});
return res[0..ActualLen];
}
fn Otherfunc() void {
const res = get_surrounding_entries();
std.debug.print("{any}\n", .{res});
}
The output then reads :
{140733924216688, 19378517, 140733924220336, ...} //Both arrs do have 8 items, albeit one is very wrong.
The 'get_surrounding' function does use a memory allocated array inside it. I am on the latest dev version. The get_surr func is a member of a struct.
I would paste my source, but it is on a computer that isn't really connected to Google or the like. I did copy the exact numbers down if it helps. (It is also based off of a random call somewhere down the line so the numbers do change, but maybe the computer forgets it's a usize and reads it as a large or something, IDK).
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