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In Homework 2, when I tested the KECC framework with the following code snippet that involves global variable redefinition:
intnonce=1;
intnonce=100;
The output was var i32 @nonce = 100, indicating that the code at this line in the KECC framework does not handle variable redefinition properly. This suggests that the framework does not address this issue. Is this a bug, or is it intentional to encourage students to modify the code?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
IIRC that part probably doesn't account for global variables, but only local ones. In the test case we only have a single global variable nonce (which is randomized for testing purposes), so it does make sense your example went through.
In Homework 2, when I tested the KECC framework with the following code snippet that involves global variable redefinition:
The output was
var i32 @nonce = 100
, indicating that the code at this line in the KECC framework does not handle variable redefinition properly. This suggests that the framework does not address this issue. Is this a bug, or is it intentional to encourage students to modify the code?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: