Sander van den Bosch
Sander van den Bosch
This works now although the error message when returning the wrong type is not very clear. `Error: Arrays of different size may not be converted.`
``` C import std::io; import std::math; fn void main(){ float argF = 0.5; double argD = 0.5; float[2] anglesF = math::sincos(argF); double[2] anglesD = math::sincos(argF); // Will not work because...
Looks much better now, thanks.
This now generates a proper null pointer error.
Confirmed to work in most recent version