Using @debug function func(x) results in ERROR: T not defined #65
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No, that's not supposed to happen. Is this on Julia 0.4? Version 0.4 is very much in flux right now, so I haven't tried to upgrade the package to support it yet. Can you try with a 0.3 version? |
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It is Julia 0.4 I will try it in 0.3, but my ppa's got set to dev version Don On Tue, Oct 28, 2014 at 1:38 PM, toivoh [email protected] wrote:
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Works ok in 0.3.2 Is there a place where the schedule for 0.4 is Don On Tue, Oct 28, 2014 at 2:25 PM, Don MacMillen [email protected] wrote:
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Having the same problem on Windows using Julia 0.4 (2014-12-23). I can't switch back to 0.3 as I need some new functions. Would love to see this fixed :) |
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I've opened the issue JuliaLang/julia#10445 about the above error. We'll see how it plays out. |
Not sure how to fix the concatenation deprecations, though. As far as I can tell, the code is not concatenating anything, just using `[a, b]` syntax to construct vectors from elements. Not sure how to fix the deprecation for `Dict` syntax either, as the new syntax is invalid in Julia 0.3.
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Closed by ebb4cc0. Debug now seems to work on Julia 0.4. |
Ubuntu 14.04
Version 0.4.0-dev+1330 (2014-10-28 03:56 UTC)
Commit 7fdc860* (0 days old master)
x86_64-linux-gnu
julia> using Debug
WARNING: deprecated syntax "{a for a in b}" at /home/ubuntu/.julia/v0.4/Debug/src/Analysis.jl:40.
Use "Any[a for a in b]" instead.
... and more deprecated syntax warnings (this is not the problem)
...
... this is the problem
julia> @debug function square(x)
return x*x
end
ERROR: T not defined
julia>
Doesn't seem like a usage error.
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