Open JoePelz opened 9 years ago
All of the following compile to invalid C code.
a = -1 b = -1.0 c = 13 + -5
Specifically,
a = 1 b = 2 c = a + -b
becomes
int a; a = 13; int b; b = 17; Integer_assign((c + (a - b)));
in which Integer_assign is an undefined reference and c is an undeclared identifier
Integer_assign
c
The negative operator should work as it does in C.
All of the following compile to invalid C code.
Specifically,
becomes
in which
Integer_assign
is an undefined reference andc
is an undeclared identifierThe negative operator should work as it does in C.