Added a test checking the proc-macro interface#80
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| drop "ptr" | ||
| } | ||
| struct "Closure" { | ||
| call "ptr" |
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As the title says. This test is a recreation of the proc-macro library / compiler interface.
Since this is one of the places where compiler backends most often interact, checking it seems worthwhile. This particular test currently fails with
cg_gccon ARM.I could not find a good way to test the
usizetype, so I replaced it withptr, to keep it's size right across platforms.