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The manycore alignment library test calls the hb_mc_manycore_write* functions and passes in a pointer (when the function expects a non-pointer). These functions in turn call the hb_mc_manycore_write function which expects a void pointer and an addressed in passed in as well. This seems like passing a pointer to a pointer.
The weirdness happens when the test passes as it is right now and even after changing the hb_mc_manycore_write32 function to pass a variable instead of a pointer.
The manycore alignment library test calls the
hb_mc_manycore_write*
functions and passes in a pointer (when the function expects a non-pointer). These functions in turn call thehb_mc_manycore_write
function which expects a void pointer and an addressed in passed in as well. This seems like passing a pointer to a pointer.The weirdness happens when the test passes as it is right now and even after changing the
hb_mc_manycore_write32
function to pass a variable instead of a pointer.Tests were run on a fork off the
bigblade
branch - https://github.com/sripathi-muralitharan/bsg_replicant/tree/bigblade-hammerparrotThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: