Hello,
In the following code, I am trying to print a simple string
and the value of x:
---- test.chpl ---
// proc foo( label, x ) {
// writeln( label, " : ", x );
// }
proc Foo( Label, x ) {
writeln( Label, " : ", x );
}
proc bar( msg, x ) {
writeln( msg, " : ", x );
}
var x = 1.23;
// foo( "foo", x );
Foo( "Foo", x );
bar( "bar", x );
--------------------------
The only difference among foo(), Foo(), and bar() is
the name of the first formal argument (i.e., "label" vs "Label"
vs "msg").
The functions Foo() and bar() work as expected,
while if I uncomment the definition of foo(),
the following error occurs:
test.chpl:2: syntax error: near 'label'
where line 2 refers to
proc foo( label, x ) {
So it seems that the variable name "label" has some problem,
but I cannot find a keyword such as "label" from the online
manual.
Is there something strange with my code above, or am I
missing something...?
With best regards,
Takeshi Yamamoto
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