Op 26-4-2026 om 01:46 schreef Warren Postma via fpc-pascal:
Every modern language has inline variabler declarations because it was always a thing in the one most of us care about.
Opinion based on extrapolating languages that directly or indirectly inherit from eachother.
Not having inline variables means that our strongly typed language Pascal doesn't have as precise a scoping of variables as possible, preventing read access before initialization, which is a major smell in the pascal language and compiler designs.
Contrary to original C , we can now use more than 32kb for compilers now and have static analysis to prevent this, should it be necessary.
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