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The failure seems to be jit only, which means it could be: HaxeFoundation/hxcpp#1212 I've just updated that branch, so we can check if using that branch of hxcpp makes the crash go away: haxe/tests/runci/targets/Cpp.hx Line 28 in 379dec3 |
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Well, no luck it seems... but given that it's an interp vs jit issue, I think it's probably a cppia runtime bug |
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I can take a look and see if I noticed anything. Do I need any hxcoro changes or is this haxe branch, the linked hxcpp branch, and the master hxcoro suite compiled to cppia enough? |
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This doesn't even need hxcoro, it has problems with one of the few tests we have in unit/src/TestCoroutines.hx now. |
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Still seeing failures on linux CPPIA, which probably means there's still a problem in general.
The likelihood of this being an actual CPPIA issue is somewhat high, but it's also quite likely that we're simply still missing more
follow_with_corocalls.