GNU Pascal version 20070904, based on gcc-3.4.5 (mingw special).
gpc jsm6.pas
jsm6.pas: In main program: jsm6.pas:7: error: too many (>1) arguments to routine `noargproc' jsm6.pas:5: error: routine declaration jsm6.pas:7: error: too few (1) arguments to function `noargproc'
I defined a procedure with no arguments. When I called it with two arguments, I got error messages saying both "too many" and "too few" arguments.
What is the significance of the "1" in "too many (>1) arguments" and in "too few (1) arguments"?
Hi !
In my opinion, it does not matter too much that those two messages are contradictory and even meaningless. What really matters is the line number. Maybe, a better error message should be :
jsm6.pas:7:error: something is wrong here.
Le 16 déc. 2014 à 03:10, Jay Michael a écrit :
GNU Pascal version 20070904, based on gcc-3.4.5 (mingw special).
gpc jsm6.pas
jsm6.pas: In main program: jsm6.pas:7: error: too many (>1) arguments to routine `noargproc' jsm6.pas:5: error: routine declaration jsm6.pas:7: error: too few (1) arguments to function `noargproc'
I defined a procedure with no arguments. When I called it with two arguments, I got error messages saying both "too many" and "too few" arguments. What is the significance of the "1" in "too many (>1) arguments" and in "too few (1) arguments"?<jsm6.pas>_______________________________________________ Gpc mailing list Gpc@gnu.de https://www.g-n-u.de/mailman/listinfo/gpc
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