[feature/native-comp] Segfaulting in push or nreverse ?

["Gerry Agbobada" <gerry@gagbo.net>]

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Hello,

I've been using native-comp for a while and thanks for that. I think I found an issue with a seemingly simple function that only uses basic elisp procedures.

* Issue

When I run a specific rustic.el function while native-compiled, emacs segfaults; whereas if I delete the .eln file (rustic-flycheck.eln) and use the byte-compiled file instead, the function works as advertised.

I've included the basic code to trigger the segfault and the source of the function for easier inspection

* Reproduction

1) Install rustic.el
2) Native compile rustic.el
3) Run emacs -l rustic-segfault.el

Regards,

Gerry

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(require 'rustic-flycheck)
;; Adds (/tmp/test/foo /tmp/test) unless native-compiled
;; Segfaults when native-compiled
(message "%s" (rustic-flycheck-dirs-list "/tmp/test/foo" "/tmp"))

;; The code
;; (defun rustic-flycheck-dirs-list (start end)
;;   "Return a list of directories from START (inclusive) to END (exclusive).
;; E.g., if START is '/a/b/c/d' and END is '/a', return the list
;; '(/a/b/c/d /a/b/c /a/b) in this order.
;; START and END are strings representing file paths.  END should be
;; above START in the file hierarchy; if not, the list stops at the
;; root of the file hierarchy."
;;   (let ((dirlist)
;;         (dir (expand-file-name start))
;;         (end (expand-file-name end)))
;;     (while (not (or (equal dir (car dirlist)) ; avoid infinite loop
;;                     (file-equal-p dir end)))
;;       (push dir dirlist)
;;       (setq dir (directory-file-name (file-name-directory dir))))
;;     (nreverse dirlist)))