Deserializer changes broke bytecode interpretation

[qux-bbb]

test.lua:

hello = 'hello'
print(hello)
len = string.len(hello)
print(len)
the_num = 1 + 2
print(the_num)
float_num = 3.14
print(float_num)

mytable = {}
mytable.foo = "hello world"
mytable.bar = 1 + 2
print(mytable)

function sayhello(name)
    print("hello, "..name)
end

This command can generate Out.lua:

cargo run -- --file test.lua

Then I try to run Out.lua, the error:

$ lua ./Out.lua 
lua: ./Out.lua:1: attempt to perform arithmetic on a nil value
stack traceback:
	./Out.lua:1: in function <./Out.lua:1>
	(tail call): ?
	./Out.lua:1: in function '_R'
	./Out.lua:1: in function '_03'
	./Out.lua:1: in function <./Out.lua:1>
	(tail call): ?
	./Out.lua:1: in function 'a'
	./Out.lua:1: in main chunk
	[C]: ?

[PY44N]

It looks like I broke something when I swapped out the deserializer. I'll do my best to fix it this week

[Ostensibly-1]

change the length reader for stm_lstring.

[Ostensibly-1]

hi again, better fix: change the serializer size t config to 8 to use the 64 bit based length reader on stm_lstring :)

[qux-bbb]

@Ostensibly-1 Do you mean this?

[Ostensibly-1]

@Ostensibly-1 Do you mean this?

no, but you got the correct function, change it to this:

local function stm_lstring(S)
local len = stm_int64(S)

if it doesnt work, change it to stm_int32

[qux-bbb]

@Ostensibly-1 Do you mean this?

no, but you got the correct function, change it to this:

local function stm_lstring(S) local len = stm_int64(S)

if it doesnt work, change it to stm_int32

Still same error

[Ostensibly-1]

idk what i can do bro, thats the fix that worked for me, the other fix that helped is to just download the stable version downloaded (0.1) in releases