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1vlib/v/checker/tests/generic_fn_infinite_loop_limit_err.vv:1:15: notice: unused parameter: `i`


2    1 | fn f1[T](x T, i int) T {


3      |               ^


4    2 |     return x


5    3 | }


6vlib/v/checker/tests/generic_fn_infinite_loop_limit_err.vv:6:2: warning: unused variable: `ff1`


7    4 | 


8    5 | fn main() {


9    6 |     ff1 := f1 // <-- missing e.g. `[int]`


10      |     ~~~


11    7 |     // ff1 := f1[int] <-- is a valid usage with generic return types that are not generic structs


12    8 | }


13vlib/v/checker/tests/generic_fn_infinite_loop_limit_err.vv:6:9: error: `f1` is a generic fn, you should pass its concrete types, e.g. f1[int]


14    4 | 


15    5 | fn main() {


16    6 |     ff1 := f1 // <-- missing e.g. `[int]`


17      |            ~~


18    7 |     // ff1 := f1[int] <-- is a valid usage with generic return types that are not generic structs


19    8 | }


20vlib/v/checker/tests/generic_fn_infinite_loop_limit_err.vv:6:9: error: `f1` is a generic fn, you should pass its concrete types, e.g. f1[int]


21    4 | 


22    5 | fn main() {


23    6 |     ff1 := f1 // <-- missing e.g. `[int]`


24      |            ~~


25    7 |     // ff1 := f1[int] <-- is a valid usage with generic return types that are not generic structs


26    8 | }


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