gmqcc/tests/rassign.tmpl

I: rassign.qc
D: test return assignments
T: -execute
C: -fftepp -freturn-assignments
M: 200
M: '200 200 200'
M: world
M: 24
Experimental support for implicit return assignments. This closes #107. To enable return assignment support use -freturn-assignments. This allows you to do the following in QC code. T name() { return = expr_eval_T; return; /* returns expr_eval_T */ }. It allows for concise code and to rid locals in functions. It also saves a tremendous amount of space since only types of certian globals need to be allocated for returns. 2013-05-29 11:13:42 +00:00			`I: rassign.qc`
			`D: test return assignments`
			`T: -execute`
make sure missing return values still warn 2013-05-29 15:01:26 +00:00			`C: -fftepp -freturn-assignments`
Experimental support for implicit return assignments. This closes #107. To enable return assignment support use -freturn-assignments. This allows you to do the following in QC code. T name() { return = expr_eval_T; return; /* returns expr_eval_T */ }. It allows for concise code and to rid locals in functions. It also saves a tremendous amount of space since only types of certian globals need to be allocated for returns. 2013-05-29 11:13:42 +00:00			`M: 200`
Update test template. 2013-05-29 11:30:26 +00:00			`M: '200 200 200'`
Experimental support for implicit return assignments. This closes #107. To enable return assignment support use -freturn-assignments. This allows you to do the following in QC code. T name() { return = expr_eval_T; return; /* returns expr_eval_T */ }. It allows for concise code and to rid locals in functions. It also saves a tremendous amount of space since only types of certian globals need to be allocated for returns. 2013-05-29 11:13:42 +00:00			`M: world`
return assignment factorial test 2013-05-29 14:58:18 +00:00			`M: 24`