> Source code:
>
> target memsize 8 byteorder little pointersize 32 wordsize 32;
> /* main entry point */ foreign "C" H3(bits32 H4/* parameters *//* parend
> */){
> bits32 foo;
> foo = 0000000008;
> }
>
> Messages:
>
> hend...@lovesong:~/dv/lang/a68h/workspace$ qc-- -globals -o gack2
> gack2.c--
> This can't happen: bad unsigned integer literal '0000000008'
> Fatal error: exception Impossible.Impossible("bad unsigned integer
> literal '0000000008'")
> hend...@lovesong:~/dv/lang/a68h/workspace$
>
>
> Well, it can happen -- it's in the source code, and seems to be passed
> through without a check until it reaches the "this can't happen" stage.
>
> Fortunately, my workaround is obvious -- I should just stop emitting ten-
> digit versions of four-bit values.
Actually what you should do is stop emitting octal literals containing
non-octal digits. I've made a note to do something about the error
message.
Norman
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