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One of the two values (a or b) gets evaluated twice. Eg) min(a++, b++); a or b would really be incremented twice.
by BudVVeezer 12y ago
One of the two values (a or b) gets evaluated twice. Eg)
min(a++, b++);
a or b would really be incremented twice.
- randlet 12y agoNice thanks. Makes perfect sense and I can see that making for a hair pulling debug session if you weren't aware of it.
- AceJohnny2 12y agoIt's the kind of thing that's made me very familiar with the -E option for GCC, which makes it spit out the preprocessed code...