Fixed variable scope of tmpfd that causing compilation error in main() #55
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cry0this
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Strange. GCC compiles for me without errors. What compiler are you using? I see why you would move it up though... I'm a little surprised it compiled on my machine. |
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I also had this error, this patch fixes it. This is on OS X. |
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Tried it on a few different machines with GCC, no change in behavior, no compilation errors. But yeah, the variable ceases to exist after the if-statement. Compiling this patch works properly. I'll investigate this a little more as to why GCC is compiling without errors. Oh man and that error was my mistake too, fml. |
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Last moving of tmpfd is leading to compilation error because exiting of current scope. I moved declaration of tmpfd up to previous string.