See attached test-case: run main.pike. When a function is defined in a file, I would normally expect that resolv() is not called. But if the function definition is below the usage, resolv() is called, but the result seems to be ignored; the code uses the function from elsewhere in the file. (Note that above() is never retrieved in that way.)
This normally wouldn't be a problem, but I use the resolv() calls to detect dependencies, and this oddity was resulting in a file being purportedly dependent on itself. (Was able to deal with that by reordering code, fortunately.) Any idea why this happens? Is it intended behaviour? ChrisA
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