Upgrade to rustc 1.0.0-nightly (c89de2c56 2015-03-28) (built 2015-03-29) #116
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Travis is ICEing :/ /me tries locally |
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Yes, as I said. I have the same ICE in my own project where I'm using html5ever. I have no Idea where it comes from. There are no multi line |
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Oh, right. Hm |
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Hm, are lines L13-L14 examples of multi-line feature?
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I tried to change them. No difference. Besides, they are in the macro crate, which is built before the html5ever crate. I can still change it if it's desired.
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@Ogeon, I don't think the issue is necessarily with #![feature]. I've been hitting a similar bug, without using #![feature] at all and on older version of Rust. I suspect it's some underlying macro expansion error.
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This is really strange... My project builds now, without any ICE, when using these fixes, but these tests are still failing. Nothing changed in my code. |
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@Ogeon : Did you run the |
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I did run |
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I think all these changes are on master now. I worked around the ICE building examples by disabling debug info. |
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Removed a few deprecated things, such as a bunch of
as_slice. I decided to let most of thechar_atand friends stay for a little longer.The tests are, once again, experiencing the #23110 ICE and I'm not sure where it originates this time.