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"Unambiguous" is not the same as "trivial". C code generally reads left to right, so a trivial syntax for declaring, say, an array of const pointers to function
by Rangi42 10y ago
"Unambiguous" is not the same as "trivial". C code generally reads left to right, so a trivial syntax for declaring, say, an array of const pointers to functions that take a const pointer to a char and return a const pointer to a char, would have tokens for those things in that order.
- userbinator 10y agoC code generally reads left to right No it doesn't: p += k[foo(bar, baz, 3*(quux+1))] << 32-m[++i];