[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #64574] VM causes "'%nargout' undefined near line" error

[Petter T.]

Follow-up Comment #1, bug #64574 (project octave):

'%nargout' is the 0th slot storing the amount of anticipated returns as a
native 64-bit int and should not end up be used like that.

So I guess either that the instructions have got out of sync (.i.e the VM
instruction pointer has come one byte off or something) or there is a bug in
the compilation which set some slot number to zero.

Could you add:

foobar = 1;
c = round(mean(a - b) + 0.2);


and run '__compile__ fnname print' and post the opcodes around the 'foobar'
identifier?

Don't post all opcodes since that can recreate your program if it got
sensitive data.


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