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cgen: fix shared array slice #9076

cgen: fix shared array slice

cgen: fix shared array slice #9076

Triggered via pull request January 10, 2025 19:41
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msvc: vlib/v/checker/tests/shared_element_lock.vv#L36
`pr.pe` is `shared` and needs explicit lock for `v.ast.SelectorExpr`
msvc: vlib/v/checker/tests/shared_element_lock.vv#L42
`g` is `shared` and needs explicit lock for `v.ast.SelectorExpr`
msvc: vlib/v/checker/tests/shared_element_lock.vv#L44
you have to create a handle and `lock` it to modify `shared` array element
msvc: vlib/v/checker/tests/shared_element_lock.vv#L45
you have to create a handle and `rlock` it to use a `shared` element as non-mut argument to print
msvc: vlib/v/checker/tests/shared_element_lock.vv#L36
`pr.pe` is `shared` and needs explicit lock for `v.ast.SelectorExpr`
msvc: vlib/v/checker/tests/shared_element_lock.vv#L42
`g` is `shared` and needs explicit lock for `v.ast.SelectorExpr`
msvc: vlib/v/checker/tests/shared_element_lock.vv#L44
you have to create a handle and `lock` it to modify `shared` array element
msvc
you have to create a handle and `rlock` it to use a `shared` element as non-mut argument to print
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msvc: vlib/v/checker/tests/shared_element_lock.vv#L43
arrays of references need to be initialized right away, therefore `len:` cannot be used (unless inside `unsafe`, or if you also use `init:`)
msvc: vlib/v/checker/tests/shared_element_lock.vv#L43
arrays of references need to be initialized right away, therefore `len:` cannot be used (unless inside `unsafe`, or if you also use `init:`)