Given the following example:
% cat test.imc
.sub _MAIN
.local sub command_sub
newsub command_sub, .Sub, __cmd_puts
.end
.sub __cmd_puts
print whee\n
.end
%../../../parrot -o test.pbc test.imc
error:imcc:store_labels: inter_cs label '__cmd_puts' not found
make: *** [test.pbc] Error 1
I
Hurm. I tried switching the order of the .subs, which allows it to
compile, but then running it seems to print whee forever. This
doesn't seem right. I'd have expected this program to not actually
output anything - I just create the .Sub, not invoke it...
On Tuesday, Jul 15, 2003, at 00:54
On Tuesday, Jul 15, 2003, at 06:36 America/New_York, Leopold Toetsch
wrote:
Will Coleda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Given the following example:
% cat test.imc
.sub _MAIN
.local sub command_sub
newsub command_sub, .Sub, __cmd_puts
.end
.sub __cmd_puts
print whee\n
.end
%../../../parrot -o
Will Coleda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But, why did it compile one way and not the other? And why would the
program with the subs switched print out whee indefinitely? I would
expect it to print whee once, then create a sub object, then die.
It did compile, because the label was known.
And:
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