PDD19 states that labels are not allowed for directives, which in practice means, that the following is not allowed:
foo: .local int i It would be useful to add some rationale about this in the PDD, if it is really necessary; why is this limitation? I assume this limitation would then also go fo: foo: .return (42) # .return is a directive I can understand that a directive, in the strict sense is not a statement, but a , ehm, "directive" :-) to the assembler, like .local, .const, .namespace and so on. However, .return and friends are in fact shortcuts for statements. I think, but did not yet check, that directives in imcc can have labels. kjs
