Problem with pow

[Brian Alvarez]

Charles, the macro functions like this:

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MACRO ¤MOD quad(r, v, e)
    r = mod(v, e)
END MACRO

Fail to compile when the invocation contains a parameter with empty brackets like this:

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print ¤MOD(something(), 2)

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ERROR: ERROR: Undefined Symbol: )
WORD: 0
Do you think it would be possible to take a look into it before the next update?

[Brian Alvarez]

Seems like it only happens with #if

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MACRO ¤EXAMPLE string(r, dd, d2)
    #if typecodeof(dd) = 0x68
        r = str(dd)
    #endif
END MACRO

[Charles Pegge]

Brian,

I will extend typeof and typecodeof to support arrays and functions

[Brian Alvarez]

Thanks Charles.  I tried passing the function without the empty brackets, but then it complained about the comma right after the function, so the brackets were necessary.

[Charles Pegge]

That is quite simple to fix, Brian, but supposing you pass a polymorphic-function or object-method in dd... I need to think deeper.

[Brian Alvarez]

That is perfect Charles. I need to select wich function to invoke manually because under some circumstances, the function overflow likes to invoke str() as if it was a floating value with integer values, and returns 0.9999999999999 instead of 1.