TypeError: Cannot read property 'tokens' of undefined

[amorri40]

I get this output in the Javascript file:
// Processing item for llvm line 33124
intertyper.js:617: TypeError: Cannot read property 'tokens' of undefined
item.params = parseParamTokens(item.tokens[3].item.tokens);
^
TypeError: Cannot read property 'tokens' of undefined
at Object.processItem (intertyper.js:617:57)
at Object.process (framework.js:155:26)
at framework.js:104:25
at Array.forEach (native)
at Object.solve (framework.js:92:27)
at intertyper (intertyper.js:809:20)
at JSify (jsifier.js:33:30)
at /home/name/Dev/emscripten/src/compiler.js:79:1

This was the output at line 33124 in the .ll file:
invoke void bitcast (void (%"struct.std::__1::string", i32) @Z8toStringj to void (%"struct.std::basic_string<char,std::char_traits,std::allocator >", i32)_)(%"struct.std::basic_string<char,std::char_traits,std::allocator >"* noalias sret %3, i32 %99)
to label %invcont33 unwind label %lpad106

Here is the .ll file that was generated (plus the source file I think it may be caused by):
http://ge.tt/8wHRkn4

[kripken]

I have a patch for this, just waiting on automatic tests to finish before I push.

With the patch this .ll file will compile, however, it has i36 in it (36-bit integers). This will probably cause problems, since I have tested primarily on 32 bit systems, and the code relies on JS bit operations in some cases, which are 32-bit.

Perhaps the original code has a compilation #define that can tell it not to use 36-bit numbers, which are not platform independent?

[amorri40]

Thanks for creating the patch.
I am struggling to find where the code uses the 36bit numbers, sadly it doesn't contain a define to switch them off so I will have to find the problems manually, is there anything I could search for in the source which could make this easier?
I found that using the compiler option: "-I/home/name/Dev/emscripten/tests/libcxx/include" increased the number of i36 in the .ll file, does that mean some of them are in the c++ library?

[kripken]

Fixed in acaee42

[kripken]

It's possible the C++ library is responsible for some, yeah.

What OS are you on?

[amorri40]

My OS is Ubuntu 11.04 (through a virtual machine).
The patch works great and produces the javascript, so I guess my next step is trying to find out how to compile a stdc++ lib along with the game in order to remove errors such as:
ReferenceError: __ZNSt3__112basic_stringIcNS_11char_traitsIcEENS_9allocatorIcEEE6__initEPKcj is not defined

[kripken]

Basically you would compile a libc++ just like any other big project. The wiki has a page on compiling projects. See also tests/runner.py which has examples of building projects (bullet, openjpeg, zlib).