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Currently, the start compiler uses appends "_base" or "_offset" to a variable in the IR to indicate how to interpret it. E.g.,
This is ambiguous if the variable actually ends in "_base". E.g., the following code runs incorrectly in Start.
import 'stdio.dart';
void main() { int int_base;
int_base = 10; WriteLong(int_base); WriteLine(); }
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Currently, the start compiler uses appends "_base" or "_offset" to a variable in the IR to indicate how to interpret it. E.g.,
This is ambiguous if the variable actually ends in "_base". E.g., the following code runs incorrectly in Start.
import 'stdio.dart';
void main() {
int int_base;
int_base = 10;
WriteLong(int_base);
WriteLine();
}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: