Noticed while messing with word headers. The digit_bad constant is defined as six characters via s" /:@[{" ( addr u ) drop constant digit_badbut the test was iterating from 0..6 inclusive, so the last value was actually the first byte of thedigit_badheader, i.e. the word length of 9 which was showing as a tab inresults.txt`. Reduced loop size by one.
The unrelated never-native difference that's shown is from a previous PR, must not have updated the test output for that.
Noticed while messing with word headers. The
digit_bad
constant is defined as six characters vias" /:@[
{" ( addr u ) drop constant digit_badbut the test was iterating from 0..6 inclusive, so the last value was actually the first byte of the
digit_badheader, i.e. the word length of 9 which was showing as a tab in
results.txt`. Reduced loop size by one.The unrelated
never-native
difference that's shown is from a previous PR, must not have updated the test output for that.