Theory of Pure C, chapter 937 - (nf)

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Since I'm neither a C expert nor a language wizard,
I'm not sure how correct this is, but it would seem
logical to have:
	tmp:=x; x++; bar(tmp)
because if you had bar(a+b), you would evaluate a+b
first, and then call bar.  By the same reasoning,
you should "evaluate" x++ first, returning a value
of x and incrementing x, and then call bar.

			Alan J. Hu
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