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- Aug 22, 2024, 2:32:14 PM (11 hours ago)
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tests/.expect/opt-params.txt
rdf2e00f r790f251 1 opt-params.cfa:12:1 error: Initializer on type declaration i: int 2 with initializer maybe constructed? 1 3 4 opt-params.cfa:13:1 error: Initializer on type declaration int 5 with initializer maybe constructed? 1 6 7 opt-params.cfa:14:1 error: Initializer on type declaration int 8 with initializer maybe constructed? 1 9 10 opt-params.cfa:15:1 error: Initializer on type declaration int 11 with initializer maybe constructed? 1 12 1 opt-params.cfa:13:1 error: default initialization for parameter i is unsupport for a function-pointer declaration. 2 opt-params.cfa:13:1 error: default initialization for parameter j is unsupport for a function-pointer declaration. 3 opt-params.cfa:14:1 error: default initialization for parameter anonymous is unsupport for a function-pointer declaration. 4 opt-params.cfa:15:1 error: default initialization for parameter anonymous is unsupport for a function-pointer declaration. 5 opt-params.cfa:16:1 error: default initialization for parameter anonymous is unsupport for a function-pointer declaration. 6 opt-params.cfa:17:1 error: default initialization for parameter i is unsupport for a function-pointer declaration. 7 opt-params.cfa:18:1 error: default initialization for parameter i is unsupport for a function-pointer declaration. -
tests/opt-params.cfa
rdf2e00f r790f251 9 9 // This is a slightly weird way to do it, but it let's us try all the cases 10 10 // before any of the errors cause compilation to stop. 11 11 12 void bad_cases( 12 int (*fee)( int i = 10 ), 13 int (*fie)( int = 10 ), 14 void feo( int (*p)( int = 10 ) ), 15 void fum( int (*)( int = 10 ) ) 13 int (*f1)( int i = 10, int j = 5 ), 14 int (*f2)( int = 10 ), 15 void f3( int (*p)( int = 10 ) ), 16 void f4( int (*)( int = 10 ) ), 17 void f5( int (*p)( int i = 10 ) ), 18 void f6( int (*)( int i = 10 ) ) 16 19 ); 20
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