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ENH: fix wasm32 runtime type error in numpy._core#27669
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The error is caused by function pointer type mismatch in call.indirect
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Backport of#27663.
As perpython spec getters accept two arguments, second being closure context.
Indescriptor.c numpy follows it, while in patched file it did not.
Why is it important? I was compiling for wasm32-wasip1 (I know that it is not supported), and expression
str(np.dtype("float32"))
gives runtime error due to incompatible function pointer type (omitting an argument), because it boils down to calling._legacy
getter. After this patch the snippet works. This issue is (probably) not observable in emscripten due toifdef
in the place that handles getters in cpython