From @FCO

Hi!

I found what I think is a bug.
The code to reproduce the bug is​:

class Bla {...}; class Ble {has $.public = "pub"}; class Bla {has Bla $.ble
.= new; method say-ble-priv{$.ble.public.say}}; Bla.new.say-ble-priv

It waits for ever and camelia says​:

rakudo-moar 998e2b​: OUTPUT«Memory allocation failed; could not allocate
1016 bytes␤»

Thank's

Just another Perl Hacker,
Fernando (SmokeMachine)

From @niner

has Bla $.ble .= new; looks like a Typo. You probably want has Ble there. Otherwise this is just an endless recursion with the constructor for Bla trying to create a Bla object for the attribute.

Thanks to TheLemonMan++ for realizing this

The RT System itself - Status changed from 'new' to 'open'

@niner - Status changed from 'open' to 'rejected'

From @FCO

Same problem with​:

class Bla {has Bla $.ble .= new; method say-ble-priv{$.ble.public.say}};
class Ble {has $.public = "pub"}; Bla.new.say-ble-priv

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Fernando (SmokeMachine)

2016-08-23 23​:58 GMT-03​:00 Fernando Oliveira <fernandocorrea@​gmail.com>​:

BenGoldberg, on #perl6 had the same result with this code​:

class Bla {has Bla $.ble .= new}; Bla.new <http://bla.new/>;

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Fernando (SmokeMachine)

2016-08-23 23​:48 GMT-03​:00 perl6 via RT <perl6-bugs-followup@​perl.org>​:

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Hi!

I found what I think is a bug.
The code to reproduce the bug is​:

class Bla {...}; class Ble {has $.public = "pub"}; class Bla {has Bla
$.ble
.= new; method say-ble-priv{$.ble.public.say}}; Bla.new.say-ble-priv

It waits for ever and camelia says​:

rakudo-moar 998e2b​: OUTPUT«Memory allocation failed; could not allocate
1016 bytes␤»

Thank's

Just another Perl Hacker,
Fernando (SmokeMachine)

From @FCO

BenGoldberg, on #perl6 had the same result with this code​:

class Bla {has Bla $.ble .= new}; Bla.new <http://bla.new/>;

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Fernando (SmokeMachine)

2016-08-23 23​:48 GMT-03​:00 perl6 via RT <perl6-bugs-followup@​perl.org>​:

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Hi!

I found what I think is a bug.
The code to reproduce the bug is​:

class Bla {...}; class Ble {has $.public = "pub"}; class Bla {has Bla $.ble
.= new; method say-ble-priv{$.ble.public.say}}; Bla.new.say-ble-priv

It waits for ever and camelia says​:

rakudo-moar 998e2b​: OUTPUT«Memory allocation failed; could not allocate
1016 bytes␤»

Thank's

Just another Perl Hacker,
Fernando (SmokeMachine)

From @FCO

sorry again​:

class Bla {has Bl*e* $.ble .= new; method say-ble-priv{$.ble.public.say}};
class Ble {has $.public = "pub"}; Bla.new.say-ble-priv

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Fernando (SmokeMachine)

2016-08-24 0​:10 GMT-03​:00 Fernando Oliveira <fernandocorrea@​gmail.com>​:

Sorry! I misspelled... this​:

class Bla {has Bla $.ble .= new; method say-ble-priv{$.ble.public.say}};
class Ble {has $.public = "pub"}; Bla.new.say-ble-priv

is working...

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Fernando (SmokeMachine)

2016-08-24 0​:02 GMT-03​:00 Fernando Oliveira <fernandocorrea@​gmail.com>​:

Same problem with​:

class Bla {has Bla $.ble .= new; method say-ble-priv{$.ble.public.say}};
class Ble {has $.public = "pub"}; Bla.new.say-ble-priv

Just another Perl Hacker,
Fernando (SmokeMachine)

2016-08-23 23​:58 GMT-03​:00 Fernando Oliveira <fernandocorrea@​gmail.com>​:

BenGoldberg, on #perl6 had the same result with this code​:

class Bla {has Bla $.ble .= new}; Bla.new <http://bla.new/>;

Just another Perl Hacker,
Fernando (SmokeMachine)

2016-08-23 23​:48 GMT-03​:00 perl6 via RT <perl6-bugs-followup@​perl.org>​:

Greetings,

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Hi!

I found what I think is a bug.
The code to reproduce the bug is​:

class Bla {...}; class Ble {has $.public = "pub"}; class Bla {has Bla
$.ble
.= new; method say-ble-priv{$.ble.public.say}}; Bla.new.say-ble-priv

It waits for ever and camelia says​:

rakudo-moar 998e2b​: OUTPUT«Memory allocation failed; could not allocate
1016 bytes␤»

Thank's

Just another Perl Hacker,
Fernando (SmokeMachine)

From @FCO

Sorry! I misspelled... this​:

class Bla {has Bla $.ble .= new; method say-ble-priv{$.ble.public.say}};
class Ble {has $.public = "pub"}; Bla.new.say-ble-priv

is working...

Just another Perl Hacker,
Fernando (SmokeMachine)

2016-08-24 0​:02 GMT-03​:00 Fernando Oliveira <fernandocorrea@​gmail.com>​:

Same problem with​:

class Bla {has Bla $.ble .= new; method say-ble-priv{$.ble.public.say}};
class Ble {has $.public = "pub"}; Bla.new.say-ble-priv

Just another Perl Hacker,
Fernando (SmokeMachine)

2016-08-23 23​:58 GMT-03​:00 Fernando Oliveira <fernandocorrea@​gmail.com>​:

BenGoldberg, on #perl6 had the same result with this code​:

class Bla {has Bla $.ble .= new}; Bla.new <http://bla.new/>;

Just another Perl Hacker,
Fernando (SmokeMachine)

2016-08-23 23​:48 GMT-03​:00 perl6 via RT <perl6-bugs-followup@​perl.org>​:

Greetings,

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"Bug",
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-------------
Hi!

I found what I think is a bug.
The code to reproduce the bug is​:

class Bla {...}; class Ble {has $.public = "pub"}; class Bla {has Bla
$.ble
.= new; method say-ble-priv{$.ble.public.say}}; Bla.new.say-ble-priv

It waits for ever and camelia says​:

rakudo-moar 998e2b​: OUTPUT«Memory allocation failed; could not allocate
1016 bytes␤»

Thank's

Just another Perl Hacker,
Fernando (SmokeMachine)