🚀 go-pugleaf

>extern int i = 1;
>extern void f( int x = i );
>extern int main() {
>    i = 2;
>    f(); // == f(2) of course
>    int i = 3; // from now on lokal i hides global i
>    f(); // f(2) or f(3) ?
>};
>
>At which point will the *name* of a default argument be resolved?
>- at declaration Point ( so it is bound to a reference )
>or at any individual point f is called ( working like a macro
>and resolving the name whatever it stands for at this moment )?

Default arguments are resolved at the declaration point.
I'm sure I read about it somewhere.

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