Sidney Reilley II wrote:
> The program works, but for some reason printout() never gets called.
> Can anybody spot why? TIA....
Hmmm, it appears to run fine for me (note the missing space in
the output of print_out(), though!):
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->unicon foo2.icn
Parsing foo2.icn: ....
/opt/bin/icont -c -O foo2.icn /tmp/uni96208322
Translating:
foo2.icn:
main
word_length
printout
No errors
/opt/bin/icont foo2.u
Linking:
->foo2
this is a test
4
2
1
4
There are 11letter words.
There are 12letter words.
There are 03letter words.
There are 24letter words.
There are 05letter words.
There are 06letter words.
There are 07letter words.
There are 08letter words.
There are 09letter words.
There are 010letter words.
->
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I get the same behavior with Icon instead of Unicon, which is
no surprise.
What happens when you run it? Also, trying turning tracing
on to see what happens. (You can do so under Unix/Linux by
setting the TRACE environment variable to -1. Under any
OS you get the same effect by embedding "&trace := -1" at
the start of main().) Here's what I get with tracing on:
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->foo2
: main()
this is a test
foo2.icn : 3 | word_length("this is a test")
4
2
1
4
foo2.icn : 15 | word_length returned &null
foo2.icn : 4 | printout()
There are 11letter words.
There are 12letter words.
There are 03letter words.
There are 24letter words.
There are 05letter words.
There are 06letter words.
There are 07letter words.
There are 08letter words.
There are 09letter words.
There are 010letter words.
foo2.icn : 22 | printout returned &null
foo2.icn : 5 main failed
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