Open curiousdannii-testing opened 2 years ago
As discussed here: https://intfiction.org/t/unexpected-arithmetic-results-why/50495
When writing a "to decide" phrase for some block value type (e.g. text) but never using the "decide on ..." phrase, the compiler gets itself confused on the function arguments and generates nonsense code.
As discussed here: https://intfiction.org/t/unexpected-arithmetic-results-why/50495
When writing a "to decide" phrase for some block value type (e.g. text) but never using the "decide on ..." phrase, the compiler gets itself confused on the function arguments and generates nonsense code.
imported from: [GH:inform7-bugs 2] Compiler generates wrong code when defining a "to decide" phrase without making a decision