llgo/embed: reproduce error code bug

[luoliwoshang]

reproduce #1292

current can reproduce this error

[niupilot]

Code Review for PR #1293

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• Gather context and analyze the modified file
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate architecture and design decisions
• Verify documentation consistency
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

Review Summary:

I've reviewed the changes in .github/actions/test-helloworld/action.yml and identified several significant issues that need to be addressed.

🚨 Critical Issues:

1. Orphaned Function Definition (.github/actions/test-helloworld/action.yml:58-68)
The added direntNamePtr function appears to be incorrectly placed and serves no purpose in this context:

func direntNamePtr(name any) {
  switch name.(type) {
  case [1024]int8:
    return
  case [256]int8:
    return
  case [256]uint8:
    return
  }
}

Issues:

• The function is defined but never called
• It has no return value despite the name suggesting it should return a pointer
• It's placed in a test context where it doesn't belong
• The logic appears incomplete (missing default case, no actual pointer operations)

2. Context Mismatch
This function definition is embedded within a GitHub Action that creates a simple "Hello World" test program for ESP32 cross-compilation. The direntNamePtr function doesn't relate to the test's purpose and seems like code that was accidentally included from another context.

🔧 Recommendations:

1. Remove the orphaned function: The direntNamePtr function should be removed entirely from this test action as it serves no purpose and breaks the test's focus.

2. If this function is needed elsewhere: If this function is actually required for the ESP32 target or LLGo compilation, it should be:

   • Placed in the appropriate source file (not in a test action)
   • Properly implemented with correct return types and logic
   • Documented with clear purpose and usage

3. Verify the intended changes: Please confirm what this PR is actually intended to do. The title suggests it's related to "esp-clang20" but the changes don't clearly reflect that purpose.

📋 Architecture & Design:

The GitHub Action itself is well-structured for testing cross-compilation to ESP32, but this addition doesn't fit the established pattern and purpose.

📚 Documentation Consistency:

No documentation updates are needed since this change should likely be reverted entirely.

✅ What Works Well:

• The existing GitHub Action structure is solid
• The ESP32 cross-compilation test approach is appropriate
• The use of heredoc for creating test files is clean

🎯 Suggested Actions:

1. Remove the direntNamePtr function from this PR
2. If ESP32-specific functionality is needed, create a separate, focused PR
3. Clarify the actual purpose of this PR in relation to the "esp-clang20" branch name

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[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

Hello @luoliwoshang, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request introduces a new test case designed to reproduce a specific error code bug within the llgo/embed component. The added code snippet will help in isolating and verifying the fix for the identified issue.

Highlights

• New Test Case: Added a direntNamePtr function to main.go within the test-helloworld action to reproduce an error code bug related to type switching on array types.

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request adds a test case to .github/actions/test-helloworld/action.yml to reproduce a bug, likely at compile-time, related to llgo/embed. The new Go code introduces a function direntNamePtr which performs a type switch on various array types, probably mimicking different dirent.Name implementations across platforms. My review provides a suggestion to improve the test's clarity and adherence to Go conventions by addressing an unused function and non-standard formatting, with the caveat that the changes should not prevent the bug from being reproduced.

[gemini-code-assist]

This PR adds a test case to reproduce a bug. I have a couple of suggestions to improve its clarity and adherence to Go standards:

1. Unused function: The function direntNamePtr is declared but not used. While this might be intentional for the bug reproduction, it's good practice to either use it or add a comment explaining why it's unused. This helps future maintainers understand the code's purpose.
2. Formatting: The indentation uses spaces instead of tabs. The standard Go format (gofmt) uses tabs for indentation. It's recommended to format the code with gofmt for consistency.

Here's a suggested version that addresses both points, which you can adopt if it doesn't interfere with the bug reproduction:

        func direntNamePtr(name any) {
        	switch name.(type) {
        	case [1024]int8:
        		return
        	case [256]int8:
        		return
        	case [256]uint8:
        		return
        	}
        }

        func main() {
        	// This call is to prevent the compiler from flagging direntNamePtr as unused.
        	direntNamePtr(nil)
        }

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 90.22%. Comparing base (d5ad4d9) to head (6817986).

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