Author: Eiko Bleicher
Date: 05:30:05 01/25/04
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Hello Dave, does this only work with variable named that way? Could you provide a complete code snippet that produces some strange behaviour? I'll try to find out then. Eiko On January 24, 2004 at 14:35:07, David Dory wrote: > >When you have three integer variables, all local, and r == 6 > >and code of: > > rt = r; > tr = r; > >You might think that tr == r, and rt = r, and both would equal 6. > >But wait, this is Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, so it sets the values at: > > tr == 7 (yeah, seven!) > rt == 6 > >Now ain't that some shit?? And if you think --tr or tr-- will work right, you're >dreaming! > >Anybody know why? > >(Till then, I'm not naming any int's "tr" !) > >Good luck to all in the tournament! >Dave
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