X++ compiler is very benevolent when dealing with types – much more than it should be. It happily accepts code that can’t succeed at run-time, as I’ll will demonstrate in a minute. It’s unfortunate, because some errors could have been detected at compile-time and they aren’t. And that’s not all – the X++ runtime is also more benevolent than CLR (Common Language Runtime), therefore the same code may run successfully as native AX and fail in CLR (after compiling...(read more)![]()
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