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Fix compile error in binaryop/compiled/util.cpp #10209

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Fix compile error in binaryop/compiled/util.cpp #10209

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Expand Up @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ struct common_type_functor {
// Eg. d=t-t
return data_type{type_to_id<TypeCommon>()};
}
return {};
return std::nullopt;
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A default-constructed std::optional should be equivalent to std::nullopt from my reading of cppreference. This pattern is used several times in libcudf.

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I found this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57964217/stdoptional-construct-empty-with-or-stdnullopt

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Here is my reasoning:

  • The old code return {} will return a valid optional object with default-constructed data_type, not a nullopt.
  • Implicitly defined (by the compiler) default constructor of a class does not initialize members of built-in types. (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2417065/does-the-default-constructor-initialize-built-in-types)
  • The class data_type has a default constructor, and calling {} will construct a default data_type object instead of an empty optional object.
  • "a default data_type object" does not initialize its members. That's why we got the compile error.

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The old code return {} will return a valid optional object with default-constructed data_type, not a nullopt.

I don't think so, mate. (1) in the spec indicates otherwise. Here's a trivial godbolt example.

This sounds very much like a compiler bug that we're working around. That said, this change might still be worth having.

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Yeah, the only thing I can think of is a compiler bug that causes return {} to return a valid optional object with default-constructed data_type.

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Hah, so it's compiler bug not just with gcc-10, but gcc <= 10?

We don't see this bug with GCC 9 or 11. There may be some confluence of issues here that cause it to only appear on GCC 10.

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It's warning treated as error. From the links above, I can see that such warning is issued with gcc-7 and 8 too.

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Guys, we have a very hot discussion. Thanks all for your attention 👍 😃

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@ttnghia Can you try moving this function out of the anonymous namespace and see if it compiles on GCC 10 with return {}?

Moving the function out of anonymous namespace does not help.

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Nothing to get us excited like a possible compiler bug! Appreciate all the voices here - I learned quite a bit. :)

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template <typename TypeLhs, typename TypeRhs>
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