FunC compilation fails when a lot of getters

[aSpite]

In order to reproduce this problem, it is necessary to add some more getters in src/test/features/maps.tact:

get fun IntMap10_1Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap10_1: map<Int as int8, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap10_1.set(key, value);
    return intMap10_1.get(key);
}

get fun IntMap10_2Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap10_2: map<Int as int16, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap10_2.set(key, value);
    return intMap10_2.get(key);
}

get fun IntMap10_3Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap10_3: map<Int as int32, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap10_3.set(key, value);
    return intMap10_3.get(key);
}

get fun IntMap10_4Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap10_4: map<Int as int64, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap10_4.set(key, value);
    return intMap10_4.get(key);
}

get fun IntMap10_5Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap10_5: map<Int as int128, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap10_5.set(key, value);
    return intMap10_5.get(key);
}

get fun IntMap10_6Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap10_6: map<Int as int256, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap10_6.set(key, value);
    return intMap10_6.get(key);
}

get fun IntMap10_7Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap10_7: map<Int as int257, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap10_7.set(key, value);
    return intMap10_7.get(key);
}

get fun IntMap11_1Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap11_1: map<Int as uint8, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap11_1.set(key, value);
    return intMap11_1.get(key);
}

get fun IntMap11_2Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap11_2: map<Int as uint16, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap11_2.set(key, value);
    return intMap11_2.get(key);
}

get fun IntMap11_3Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap11_3: map<Int as uint32, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap11_3.set(key, value);
    return intMap11_3.get(key);
}

get fun IntMap11_4Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap11_4: map<Int as uint64, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap11_4.set(key, value);
    return intMap11_4.get(key);
}

get fun IntMap11_5Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap11_5: map<Int as uint128, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap11_5.set(key, value);
    return intMap11_5.get(key);
}

get fun IntMap11_6Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap11_6: map<Int as uint256, Int> = emptyMap();
    intMap11_6.set(key, value);
    return intMap11_6.get(key);
}

After that you will start getting an error when trying to compile (yarn run gen:compiler):

💼 Compiling project maps...
   > MapTestContract: tact compiler
   > MapTestContract: func compiler
[ 1][t 0][2023-10-20 12:11:49.446000][Fift.cpp:67]      top: <continuation 0x2820010>
level 1: <continuation 0x250cb00>
level 2: <text interpreter continuation>

main.fif:6031:  $MapTestContract$_internal_text_4aedba9b6dfe7cb8e0:-?
💥 Compilation failed. Skipping packaging

[logvik]

get fun IntMap10_7Value(key: Int, value: Int): Int? {
    let intMap10_7: map<Int as int257, Int> = emptyMap(); // maybe here int257 is not valid?
    intMap10_7.set(key, value);
    return intMap10_7.get(key);
}

[aSpite]

@logvik ,

No, that's right. The problem starts exactly after adding new getters. At the same time, I left all these getters and deleted some old ones, and everything was compiled successfully.

[anton-trunov]

This should be fixed with #297. Feel free to reopen if it's somehow not fixed :)