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Global variable setter with a namespace #387
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There might be an issue with the namespace of global variables. Are you able to reproduce this with a smaller example? In any case, if this requires the C++ API of LLVM, it hasn't been mapped yet. So if it doesn't have a C API, we may need to map the necessary classes from LLVM first... |
The same thing happened on the small example too. I only tested on Ubuntu 18.04.
I know. |
…hod too for global getters and setters (issue #387)
Thank you! I fixed this in the latest commit. Please give it a try with 1.5.3-SNAPSHOT. |
OK. Thank you. I can compile Polly. Next I will run this. |
Now I'm trying to port the LLVM Polly optimizer.
The code is this.
yukoba/javacpp-presets@55d70bc
The generated jnipolly.cpp has the following setter code.
But it must have the namespace
polly
like this.Getter has the namespace
polly
correctly.If I add
polly::
by hand, I can compile by this.What should I do to add the namespace to the global variable setter?
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