I've found a duplicated branch for the if/else statement in as_compiler.cpp. It's in line 8584 in AngelScript version 2.21.2:


if( ctx->property_get )
func = engine->scriptFunctions[ctx->property_get];
else
func = engine->scriptFunctions[ctx->property_get];
It's located inside else if( op == ttOpenBracket ) statement.

Thanks. I've fixed this in revision 999.

Not sure whether that's related or not, but.. http://angelscript.jeremyh.net/builders/Full-Linux-64%20Optimized%28-O2%29/builds/13

No, it's not related. The problem that is causing the buildbot to fail is when compiling with -O2 flag on Linux 64bit. For some reason that I have yet to figure out, the gnuc compiler optimizations invalidates the code in the as_callfunc_x64_gcc.cpp file. I think I've managed to get it to work with returning normal floats or doubles, but it is still failing when returning a POD structure with floats. Like the vector3 structure that you're using in your project.

I believe it is just a minor adjustment that is needed to the code to protect it against the optimizations, but without a way to actually debug the code myself it has been very hard to figure out.

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