Just for comparison, this is how the code could look like in Python:
SUCCESS = 0
TOO_FAR_LEFT = 2
TOO_SLOW_OR_TOO_LOW = 4
TOO_FAST_OR_TOO_HIGH = 8
MIN_ALTITUDE = 100
MAX_ALTITUDE = 300
MIN_SPEED = 200
MAX_SPEED = 400
MIN_SPEED_200_RANGE = 238
MAX_SPEED_300_RANGE = 338
MAX_HEADING_RIGHT = 8
def landing_skill_check(
altitude: int,
speed: int,
heading: int) -> int:
if altitude < MIN_ALTITUDE:
return TOO_SLOW_OR_TOO_LOW
if altitude >= MAX_ALTITUDE:
return TOO_FAST_OR_TOO_HIGH
if speed < MIN_SPEED:
return TOO_SLOW_OR_TOO_LOW
if speed >= MAX_SPEED:
return TOO_FAST_OR_TOO_HIGH
if speed < 300:
if speed < MIN_SPEED_200_RANGE:
return TOO_SLOW_OR_TOO_LOW
else:
if speed >= MAX_SPEED_300_RANGE:
return TOO_FAST_OR_TOO_HIGH
if heading < 0:
return TOO_FAR_LEFT
if heading >= MAX_HEADING_RIGHT:
return TOO_SLOW_OR_TOO_LOW
return SUCCESSYour code is returning TOO_SLOW_OR_TOO_LOW for the case when the heading is too far right. The disassembly in the op looks like it correctly jumps to too_far_right.
Oh my... This is how the code could look indeed. Which LLM did you use to generate this?