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Hello, sorry for the formatting, not sure how to work this forum, guess the code is small enough that it isn't a big problem. Anyway I think I have found a bug in the supplied Jack compiler.
function void bar() {
var int mask;
let mask = mask + 1
return;
}
The piece of code above is syntactically illformed, because it is missing a semicolon after the let statement. Normally I would expect to get a nice error message from the Jack compiler but instead it hangs forever. The error doesn't happen if I change it to a simple assignment but it does happen for other binary operators as well.
Regards
Pontus
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