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diff --git a/docs/SPEC.md b/docs/SPEC.md index 5f84acc..529b5bf 100644 --- a/docs/SPEC.md +++ b/docs/SPEC.md @@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ zc is untyped by default. an untyped name has type `word`, which is compatible w | `word` | 1 | the untyped type, compatible with everything | | `int` | 1 | 64-bit signed two's complement | | `char` | 1 | a full word, treated as a number; `char[n]` takes n words | -| `bool` | 1 | a number; values are not normalised to 0 or 1 on store (appendix b) | +| `bool` | 1 | 0 or 1: a value stored into a bool (initializer, assignment, argument, return) becomes 1 when it is nonzero, a float when it is not 0.0 | | `void` | 0 | function result only; a variable cannot be void | | `float`, `f64` | 1 | ieee binary64 | | `f32` | 1 | single precision: a variable holds the value already rounded to float; arrays and pointers of `f32` are packed two per word | @@ -1109,7 +1109,7 @@ each item gives a minimal program, the expected behavior (per this spec) and the 3. fixed (now error: f: is defined twice): a function could be silently redefined. `int f() { return 1; } int g() { return f() + 10; } int f() { return 2; }`, then `g()` gives 11 and a later call of `f()` gives 2. expected: error `f: is defined twice` (the message exists in the compiler and is unreachable for an ordinary second definition). 4. fixed (the definition stays): a prototype after the definition hid it. `int f() { return 1; } int f();` then `f()` => `zc: line 0: f is used but never defined`. expected: the definition stays. 5. fixed (3.5.5): `?:` with one float branch and one integer branch converted wrongly. `pf(1 ? 1 : 2.5)` prints `0.000000` (the integer 1's bits read as a float); `pf(1 ? 2.5 : 1)` prints `4612811918334230528.000000` (the taken float converted again as if an integer); `pf(0 ? 2.5 : 1)` prints 1.000000 and `pf(0 ? 1 : 2.5)` 2.500000 (these two are right). expected 1.0, 2.5, 1.0, 2.5. -6. `bool` does not normalise: `bool b = 5; rt.put_n(b); rt.put_n(b == 1); rt.put_n(!b);` prints 5, 0, 0. expected 1, 1, 0 if `bool` is a 0/1 type; it behaves as a plain integer. +6. fixed (2.1): `bool` did not normalise: `bool b = 5; rt.put_n(b); rt.put_n(b == 1); rt.put_n(!b);` prints 5, 0, 0. expected 1, 1, 0 if `bool` is a 0/1 type; it behaves as a plain integer. 7. fixed (5.3.2): a float literal as a global initializer (`float g = 1.5;`) was rejected. 8. not a bug: a global initializer that names another global uses the other global's address (5.3.2, 3.14.2): `int a = 5; int b = a + 1;` gives `b` the value `&a + 1`. 9. fixed (5.12.7): `include std;` inside a function body gave `return outside a function`; it is now error: include is top level only. |