18 Apr
2002
18 Apr
'02
7:35 a.m.
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Carel Fellinger wrote:
Hai,
after porting a few thousand lines I think I spotted the next bug.
take this simple program:
program err; type pword = ^word; word = boolean;
word is predeclared as unsigned 32 bit integer. Should gpc complain already here or warn and accept the redefinition and do the job? Ernst-Ludwig
var pw : pword; begin new(pw); pw^ := true; end.This is rejected by gpc with:
err.pas: In main program: err.pas:12: incompatible types in assignmentBut if I swap the order of the pword and word type decl's all's swell. Ofcourse using woord (dutch for word) instead of word solves it too.
-- groetjes, carel