Weird issues with referencing top-level variables in functions

[nshaheed]

There's some weird incorrect behavior when defining a function that references top level variables that are declared later in the code:

fun void foo() {
    // 1 => bar; // 
    <<< bar >>>;
    <<< baz >>>;
}


10 => int bar;
SinOsc baz;

foo();

samp => now;

this outputs:

-274171104 :(int) // this should be 10
0x556cefa87b20 :(SinOsc|refcount=6)

And doing this:

fun void foo() {
    1 => bar;
    <<< bar >>>;
    <<< baz >>>;
}


10 => int bar;
SinOsc baz;

foo();

samp => now;

means that bar outputs correctly, but printing baz causes a segfault:

1 :(int)
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

Putting foo() after the variable declarations makes the problem go away. Maybe it's something with stack pointers being pushed incorrectly?

[gewang]

this has been fixed in 4f27aef (and now tested on the programs above)