>> BTW, how do you know if indeed it's run time or compile time?

Everything constant is resolved compiletime. All that can change is
resolved runtime.

For example

const bit condition_flag = false

if (condition_flag ) then
  -- some code here
end if

does not generate any code - the compiler knows that 'some code' wil
never be executed.
If you change however to:

var bit condition_flag = false

Then the compiler does include the test and 'some code', since it
knows that condition_flag is a var which could become true some time.

I'll merge the your version with the current one.

Joep

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