How to use doPtr method of serializer Package

Best Syzkaller code snippet using serializer.doPtr

serializer.go

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...26}27func (w *writer) do(v reflect.Value, sliceElem bool) {28 switch v.Kind() {29 case reflect.Ptr:30 w.doPtr(v, sliceElem)31 case reflect.Interface:32 if v.IsNil() {33 w.string("nil")34 } else {35 w.do(v.Elem(), false)36 }37 case reflect.Slice:38 w.doSlice(v)39 case reflect.Struct:40 w.doStruct(v, sliceElem)41 case reflect.Bool:42 if v.Bool() {43 w.string("true")44 } else {45 w.string("false")46 }47 case reflect.Int, reflect.Int8, reflect.Int16, reflect.Int32, reflect.Int64:48 fmt.Fprintf(w.w, "%v", v.Int())49 case reflect.Uint, reflect.Uint8, reflect.Uint16, reflect.Uint32, reflect.Uint64, reflect.Uintptr:50 fmt.Fprintf(w.w, "%v", v.Uint())51 case reflect.String:52 fmt.Fprintf(w.w, "%q", v.String())53 case reflect.Func:54 // Skip, no way to serialize this.55 default:56 panic(fmt.Sprintf("unsupported type: %#v", v.Type().String()))57 }58}59func (w *writer) doPtr(v reflect.Value, sliceElem bool) {60 if v.IsNil() {61 w.string("nil")62 return63 }64 if !sliceElem {65 w.byte('&')66 }67 if v.Elem().Kind() != reflect.Struct {68 panic(fmt.Sprintf("only pointers to structs are supported, got %v",69 v.Type().Name()))70 }71 w.do(v.Elem(), sliceElem)72}73func (w *writer) doSlice(v reflect.Value) {...

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1func main() {2 s1.doPtr()3}4func main() {5 s1.doPtr()6}7func main() {8 s1.doPtr()9}10In all cases, I get the error "cannot use s1 (type serializer) as type *serializer in argument to s1.doPtr"

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1import (2type Serializer struct {3}4func (s *Serializer) doPtr(v reflect.Value) {5 fmt.Println("doPtr")6}7func main() {8 s := Serializer{}9 v := reflect.ValueOf(&s)10 v.MethodByName("doPtr").Call(nil)11}

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1import "fmt"2type serializer struct {3}4func (s *serializer) doPtr() {5fmt.Println("doPtr")6}7func main() {8s := serializer{}9s.doPtr()10}11import "fmt"12type serializer struct {13}14func (s *serializer) doPtr() {15fmt.Println("doPtr")16}17func main() {18s := serializer{}19sp.doPtr()20}21import "fmt"22type serializer struct {23}24func (s *serializer) doPtr() {25fmt.Println("doPtr")26}27func main() {28s := serializer{}29s.doPtr()30}

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1import (2type serializer struct {3}4func (s *serializer) doPtr(v reflect.Value) {5 fmt.Println("doPtr called")6}7func main() {8}9import (10type serializer struct {11}12func (s *serializer) doPtr(v reflect.Value) {13 fmt.Println("doPtr called")14}15func main() {16}17import (18type serializer struct {19}20func (s *serializer) doPtr(v reflect.Value) {21 fmt.Println("doPtr called")22}23func main() {24}25import (26type serializer struct {27}28func (s *serializer) doPtr(v reflect.Value) {29 fmt.Println("doPtr called")30}31func main() {32}33import (34type serializer struct {35}36func (s *serializer) doPtr(v reflect.Value) {37 fmt.Println("doPtr called")38}39func main() {40}41import (42type serializer struct {43}44func (s *serializer) doPtr(v reflect.Value) {45 fmt.Println("doPtr called")46}47func main() {

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1func main() {2 var s = serializer{doPtr: func(p *int) {3 }}4 s.doPtr(&i)5 fmt.Println(i)6}

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1import (2func main() {3 f, err := os.Create("file.txt")4 if err != nil {5 fmt.Println(err)6 }7 s := serializer{}8 s.doPtr(f)9}10&{0}11The method doPtr() of the class serializer is as follows:12func (s *serializer) doPtr(f *os.File) {13 e := gob.NewEncoder(f)14 e.Encode(&s)15}16The method Encode() of the class gob is as follows:17func (enc *Encoder) Encode(e interface{}) error {18 return enc.encode(e, nil)19}20The method encode() of the class gob is as follows:21func (enc *Encoder) encode(e interface{}, depth *int) error {22 if depth != nil {23 if *depth > 1000 {24 return errors.New("gob: Encode/Decode of recursive value")25 }26 defer func() { *depth-- }()27 }28 switch e := e.(type) {29 return enc.writeByte(typeNil)30 if e {31 return enc.writeByte(typeTrue)32 }33 return enc.writeByte(typeFalse)34 return enc.writeInt(int64(e), typeInt)35 return enc.writeInt(int64(e), typeInt8)36 return enc.writeInt(int64(e), typeInt16)37 return enc.writeInt(int64(e), typeInt32)

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