Can't declare variables in for loops #2481
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cc65 is mainly a C89/C90 compiler, with small additions here and there from newer standards. The ability to define variables in the for statement as well as defining variables anywhere but at the beginning of a block was introduced in C99, though. Thus, what you are asking for is an enhancement, but clearly not a bug. |
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Ah, I was working in C99 codebases mostly and there I was fully able to declare normal syntax |
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However we could drop this limitation with |
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Maybe the limitation should also be dropped with |
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Of course, feel free to work on it. ;) |
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Also maybe implement it to the cc65 standard
… On Aug 9, 2024, at 10:16 AM, spiro-trikaliotis ***@***.***> wrote:
However we could drop this limitation with --standard c99.
Of course, feel free to work on it. ;)
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When using cc65, I found myself unable to declare variables in for loops for example
This code:
Would not compile while in other compilers this almost always compiles
As well as the fact that this won't compile either:
Platform: MacOS
CC65: cc65 V2.19 - Git feb5026
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