/*
 * sample-compile-error.c: THIS FILE DOES NOT COMPILE, ON PURPOSE.
 * Free sample from 99helpers.com/file-types/c
 *
 * Use it to test how an editor, CI log, build server or error parser shows
 * compiler errors. It contains three of the most common C mistakes, marked
 * A, B and C below. Fixed versions are in the comments next to them.
 * B is an error in GCC 14 and later and in Clang 16 and later; older GCC
 * versions only warn about it.
 *
 *     cc -Wall -Wextra -std=c17 sample-compile-error.c
 */
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
    int total = 42;

    printf("Total: %d\n", totl); /* A: a typo, so an undeclared identifier.
                                     Fix: total */

    print_report(total); /* B: a function called without a declaration.
                            Fix: declare it, or #include its header */

    puts("Done") /* C: a missing semicolon. Fix: puts("Done"); */
    return 0;
}