BUG: Fix comparator function signatures #20845
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The comparator functions are expected to have signature int f(void *, void*, PyArrayObject *). Some of the comparators drop the third argument because they don't use them. Because the comparators are unused, with most architectures this works fine. However, calling a function pointer that has been cast to have a different number of arguments is undefined in the C specification. With web assembly targets, it crashes at runtime. This fixes the comparators defined in arraytypes.c.src to all take three arguments. See also related work: 258ce25 23c05e6
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Backport of #20833.
The comparator functions are expected to have signature
int f(void *, void*, PyArrayObject *).Some of the comparators drop the third argument because they don't use them. Because the
comparators are unused, with most architectures this works fine. However, calling a function
pointer that has been cast to have a different number of arguments is undefined in the C
specification. With web assembly targets, it crashes at runtime.
This fixes the comparators defined in
arraytypes.c.srcto all take three arguments.See also related work:
258ce25
23c05e6