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abort() in translated programs

• Posted by "Juergen Luethje" <j.lue at gmx.de> Nov 27, 2004
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Hello Rob,

in the 2.5 alpha version of the translator, there is still that glitch
concerning abort(). When the argument to abort() is not 0, translated
programs are not compatible with interpreted programs. When the
following program:
      puts(1, "Hello!")
      abort(1)
is interpreted, it terminates immediately, as expected.

When translated and compiled, a console window pops up, showing a
blank line, and "Press Enter..." on the next line, waiting for the
user pressing [Enter], before the window closes.
So currently I cannot use arguments other than 0 to abort() like I want
in translated programs.

I would appreciate it very much, if abort() would work in translated
programs the same way as in interpreted programs.

Regards,
   Juergen

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