Hi you all
IMHO, since static initialization must be done with litterals, the
expression (-1.0 <0) must be evaluated, hence should fail.
AFAIK it's even done (in that case) before main is called.
Seems to me like a preprocessing stuff.
--ian
Le 21/05/2023 à 23:27, Fred van Kempen via Tinycc-devel a écrit :
> When initializing static variables with the result of float
comparisons, tcc errors out. This works fine on clang without warning,
therefore I
> assume this is a bug. The expression -1.0 < 0 should always evaluate
to 1, no?
Since you are taking the result of a numeric expression, which is
auto-casted to 'int' type, yes, this should work.
In my opinion, "tiz a bugg!" :)
--Fred
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