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@isoux isoux commented Aug 12, 2023

When compiled for Linux and run on it, the test does not produce a test-oi.bin file but a file named "t".
It is obvious that the way of using directive #16 (variable name: #u16 "test-io.bin") is not suitable for Linux.
After removing directive #u16 the mentioned file is produced with the full name.
I couldn't have found a better solution with my novice experience.

When compiled for Linux and run on it, the test does not produce a test-oi.bin file but a file named "t".
It is obvious that the way of declaring the variable name: #u16 "test-io.bin" is not suitable for Linux.
After removing #u16 the mentioned file is produced with the full name.
I couldn't have found a better solution with my novice experience.
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