Re: [chuck-dev] mini ChucK bug

I wonder if it's related to the memory address: fun int almostrandom() { int a => int b; return b; } while(true) { <<< almostrandom() >>>; 100::ms => now; } always prints the same number... while(true) { almostrandom() => int d; <<< d >>>; 100::ms => now; } does also... does "int a" return a memory address or something? -Mike On Sat, May 2, 2009 at 4:56 PM, Tom Lieber wrote:

On Sat, May 2, 2009 at 4:09 PM, Kassen wrote:

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<<< (int a) + 1 >>>;

Likely similar to the previously reported; <<<3 => int foo>>>;

Might be a minor bug because it wouldn't seem anyone would ever do that but it's annoying as that type of structure is one of the things to use when debugging to trace another bug. I often try to print any and all things trying to accertain the type of the return value.

haha, fun!

fun int almostrandom() {    int a => int b;    return b; }

almostrandom() => int c; almostrandom() => int d; almostrandom() => int e; <<< c, d, e >>>;

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