initialization
Stephen Clamage
steve at taumet.com
Fri Aug 3 02:08:22 AEST 1990
shirono at ssd.csd.harris.com (Roberto Shironoshita) writes:
|> > int i = a, j = i + 1 ;
|Would the comma (,) separating the two variables (i and j) be considered a
|sequence point then? Or do we have no guarantees as to the value j is
|initialized to?
A sequence point occurs after an initialization. A comma as part of
a comma-expression marks a sequence point, but the comma here is not
such a comma. So this comma could be considered a sequence point in
that it marks the end of the initialization expression.
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Steve Clamage, TauMetric Corp, steve at taumet.com
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