ppx_cstruct: remove stdlib-shims dependency, it requires OCaml 4.08 already #300
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//cc @dinosaure |
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any idea what the "drone" CI issue is? it reports that some crashes have been found, but I'm not able to reproduce. any help? |
That's indeed not super helpful! |
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The error seems related to an OOM. It's reproducible on my machine if I do: $ cd _build/default/fuzz
$ afl-fuzz -m 200 -i input -o output -S 3 -- ./fuzz.exe @@I'm not sure how to fix that and even if I put something larger than 200 (with the |
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See #301 for the error. |
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…ct-lwt and cstruct-async (6.1.1) CHANGES: - ppx_cstruct: remove superfluous stdlib-shims dependency (@hannesm mirage/ocaml-cstruct#300)
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somehow overlooked in #298