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Discussion about C language standards.
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Definition of terms
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Hello all. Today i had a discussion of when diagnostic messages are required to be given. It quickly became clear that syntax rule violations are deemed to give a diagnostic. I find it intuitive that rules in "Syntax" sections are "syntax rules", but the one i discussed with wanted to get a normative guarantee of this.... more »
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"for" in clause 6.8.5 of the Standard
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I've checked the three PDFs n1256.pdf (page 147), n1336.pdf (page 149), and n1362.pdf (page 151) and found the same omission on all of them 6.8.5 Iteration statements Syntax 1 iteration-statement: while ( expression ) statement do statement while ( expression ) ;... more »
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Array parameter causes undefined behavior?
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(This was sent to comp.lang.c++.moderated, but as there is the same restriction in C, i send it to this one too.) What is the reason that the following code causes undefined behavior? // undefined behavior void f(char const paramN[], ...) { va_list ap; va_start(ap, paramN); va_end(ap); ...As far as i can see, that's just a parameter with type "char const*". What's... more »
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sequence point problem
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The following code has just been posted to comp.std.c++ In the following code, can it be shown by reference to the standard that there is a sequence point between the 'a[++i]' used to call 'f' and the '++i' in f? int i = 0; void f() { ++i; } void (*a[])() = { f, f, f, f, f }; int main() { a[++i](); }... more »
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Query regarding Threads API ( pthread_attr_setstacksize )
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Hi All , i have a query , using pthread_attr_setstacksize can we change the system stack used by it Or it applicable to user space only pthread_attr_getstacksize (&attr, &stacksize); pthread_attr_setstacksize (&attr, stacksize); Thanks Pallav singh
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What is the purpose of a "non-directive"?
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The grammar in C99 6.10 includes the following: group-part: if-section control-line text-line # non-directive ... non-directive: pp-tokens new-line ... pp-tokens: preprocessing-token pp-tokens preprocessing-token new-line:... more »
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