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crash on iterator comparison #40834
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Can confirm same issue on Linux (Binary client). |
Huh, strange, thanks. |
Sounds a bit like #40612, which I was going to work on fixing soon |
Yep looks like the same issue; confirmed by instrumenting |
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compiler:codegen
Generation of LLVM IR and native code
The following code is crashing with an "illegal instruction" for me in both Julia 1.6.1 (macOS x86_64) and a recent
master
:gives
It is crashing on the last line — it succeeds if I replace
i1 === i2
withi1 === nothing && i2 === nothing
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