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[C++] An error only kills the immediate function, but not its caller #181

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marcgurevitx opened this issue Aug 10, 2024 · 0 comments

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marcgurevitx commented Aug 10, 2024

If an error occurs inside a function (1) the error is reported, (2) the function interrupts, (3) the caller of the function continues to run.

f = function
	print "f 1"
	ERROR
	print "f 2"
end function

g = function
	print "g 1"
	f
	print "g 2"
end function

g

Running the program prints:

g 1
f 1
Runtime Error: Undefined Identifier: 'ERROR' is unknown in this context [line 4]
g 2

Not observed in Mini Micro.

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