[squeak-dev] 2 raisedTo: 63 on Pi returns 0 ? (was Re: how to determine available RAM?)
Bruce O'Neel
bruce.oneel at pckswarms.ch
Mon May 10 14:06:36 UTC 2021
Hi,
A bit more testing and I think I can guess why Tim sees it work or not work some time.
Note that below that result is correct for 2 raisedTo: 64.
Somewhere walking back up the stack it loses the value.
So ok:

One level up, still ok:

Still ok

Still ok

Still ok

But then somewhere between here, and actually printing the value we lose it.
I don't get why.
Thanks
bruce
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