Hi, now i found one mistake in my program:
Setup {
if (TestFunction()) {
Serial.print("OK");
} else {
Serial.print("FALSE");
}
}
boolean TestFunction() {
if (1 == 1) {
//return true; // REM - sure
} else {
return false;
}
}
On Win compilation I get answer OK
On Lin compilation I get answer FALSE
Linux compilaton has smaller size to Windows.
Why?
Do you know somebody?
I hope that good answer is FALSE.
Is more differents between LIN and WIN compilation?
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For one thing that code won't even compile.
You have a non-void function that's not returning anything. That's undefined behavior so you shouldn't be surprised by inconsistent results. If you turn compiler warnings on in Tools > Preferences you'll get warnings about this sort of thing.