import std.stdio; uint bar = 0;
void main() { start: immutable uint foo = bar; bar++; writeln(foo); goto start; } foo changes in this case. Is this a real bug, or is it considered undefined behavior to use goto in this way?
import std.stdio; uint bar = 0;
void main() { start: immutable uint foo = bar; bar++; writeln(foo); goto start; } foo changes in this case. Is this a real bug, or is it considered undefined behavior to use goto in this way?