The Same Code Printed 10 on Linux and 0 on a Mac
A Dray programming language issue highlights variadic argument passing differences in C, affecting outputs on Linux and Mac.
A programming language called Dray encountered a critical issue when compiling to C, leading to different outputs on Linux and Mac. While the code worked correctly on Linux, it returned zero values on Mac due to variadic argument passing discrepancies. The root cause was an incorrect extern declaration in Dray's syntax.
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