foo() is inlined here), with Go toolchain versions prior to v1.23, the following program prints 1 0, but it should print 1 1 by the rules specified in Go specification.
package main
var x = 0
var a = foo()
var b = x
func foo() int {
x++
return x
}
func main() {
println(a, b)
}
true, but it should print false by the rules specified in Go specification.
package main
var _ = func() int {
a = false
return 0
}()
var a = true
var b = a
func main() {
println(b)
}
5 4, but it should print 4 5 by the rules specified in Go specification.
package main
var (
a = c
b = f()
c = f()
d = 3
)
func f() int {
d++
return d
}
func main() {
println(b, c)
}
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