Delyan Angelov

Other than the uninitialized yet fixed arrays, v variables already do get initialized to their default values, which are 0 (their implementation is such, that filling with zeros the memory...

I think this should be extracted into a constant, so that it can be changed in just one place in the future.

Can you please, explicitly run this exact command: `./v -cc gcc examples/2048/2048.v`, and report if it works? If it works, please also report the results of: `gcc -print-search-dir`

Update with latest V 0.3.2 21d6bd9, on Ubuntu 20.04: - `./v -autofree run examples/flappylearning` works, probably because currently the GC is on by default. - `./v -g -gc none -autofree...

@Larpon can I add a slightly modified version of your tool under cmd/tools/ ? The main change is that it produces results in the common file:line:col: format, and it processes...

Thanks.

Added in f7861774c. 3 min. hack or not, it is a **very useful** tool, so thanks again @Larpon!

For me it compiles cleanly: ``` 0[07:26:06]@m1: (master) /opt/v $ ./v -no-parallel -o v2.exe -cc tcc -no-retry-compilation -showcc cmd/v > C compiler cmd: '/opt/v/thirdparty/tcc/tcc.exe' '@/tmp/v_501/v2.exe.01HZV1HJV1TSCT6QJPDV47MNN8.tmp.c.rsp' > C compiler response file...

@medvednikov what do you think?

`export VFLAGS="-use-os-system-to-run"` can also serve as a temporary workaround for the affected macos systems.