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;; invalid numeric literals errors
;; missing digits
DD #
;DD $ => is actual valid syntax for current address pointer
DD 0x
DD %
;; hard 32b overflow
DD 0xFFFFFFFF ; OK
DD 0x100000000 ; overflow error
DD %11111111111111111111111111111111 ; OK
DD %100000000000000000000000000000000 ; overflow error
DD 37777777777o ; OK
DD 40000000000o ; overflow error
DD 4294967295 ; OK
DD 4294967296 ; overflow error
;; digit out of base
DD 12A0
DD 12A0d
DD 0FFGFh
DD 0xFFGF
DD $FFGF
DD #FFGF
DD 1002001b
DD 01002001b
DD %1002001
DD %01002001
DD 12834q
DD 12834o
;; since v1.20.0 the parser does recognise decimal part of the constant and throws it away with warning
;; this is crude work-around to help migrate Lua 5.1 scripts, as those now format values like 2^7 as "128.0"
OPT -Wdecimalz
DB 12.0
DB $AB.0
DB %101.0
DB 0q77.0
DB 12.03
DB $AB.0E
DB %101.01
DB 0q77.01
LUA ALLPASS ; warning vs integer variant
_pc("db " .. 2^7 .. " , " .. (1<<7)) -- "1<<7" is integer variant of "2^7"
_pc("db " .. 2^7.00001 .. " , " .. math.floor(2^7.00001))
_pc("db " .. 35/7 .. " , " .. 35//7) -- "35//7" is integer variant of "35/7"
_pc("db " .. 36/7 .. " , " .. 36//7) -- "36//7" is integer variant of "36/7"
ENDLUA
DB 12.0'0
DB 12.0'1
; errors when decimal part has invalid digit
DB 12.A
DB $AB.G
DB %101.2
DB 0q77.8