// zclsp --annotate writes the types the compiler can see into a program that
// has none. this one has none: locals take the type of what they start as, a
// parameter takes the type every call gives it, and a function the type of
// what it returns. what it can't tell it leaves alone (twice is called with
// a plain word, so its parameter stays), and the program still means the
// same thing: tests/test.sh runs both and compares.
include "src/lib/std.zc";
struct point { int x, y; };
int calls = 0;
char* name = "annotate";
int table[4];
int add(int a, int b) { calls = calls + 1; return a + b; }
point* scale(point* p, int k) { p.x = p.x * k; p.y = p.y * k; return p; }
point*.u fresh(int x, int y) {
	point* p = new(point);
	p.x = x; p.y = y;
	return u*p;
}
int twice(int v) { return v + v; }
fn len3(char* s) { return len_w(s) + 3; }
fn half(f) { return f / 2.0; }
int main() {
	int i = 0, sum = 0, buf[6];
	let word_ = table, text = "abc";
	point* pt = fresh(2, 3);
	let r = 1.5;
	while (i < 4) { table[i] = add(i, 10); sum = sum + table[i]; i++; }
	scale(pt, 3);
	buf[0] = twice(sum);
	put_n(sum); put_c(32); put_n(pt.x + pt.y); put_c(32); put_n(buf[0]); put_c(32);
	put_n(len3(text)); put_c(32); put_n(calls); put_c(32); put_n(half(r) * 4); put_c(10);
	return 0;
}