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This can be very confusing if you forget that a function you're working on editing is defined in a header file. Accept doesn't complain at all, but the function might (for example) expect precise arguments, because that's how it's declared in the header file, even though you just changed it in the c file to take APPROX arguments.
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I just added a test file showing exactly what can go wrong with return and parameter types. Amazingly, it actually crashes the compiler right now! Not sure why.
This can be very confusing if you forget that a function you're working on editing is defined in a header file. Accept doesn't complain at all, but the function might (for example) expect precise arguments, because that's how it's declared in the header file, even though you just changed it in the c file to take APPROX arguments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: