if (i==b)
If you're suggesting this should be an error, then
should the following be an error also?
struct
{
unsigned flag1 : 1;
unsigned flag2 : 1;
} x;
if (x.flag1 == true)
If I would write the C standard, or I would make restrictions to use true
or I would not declare
Hi,
How do we print the static 'a' within the scope(where the printf is called,)
#includestdio.h
#includestdlib.h
int a=1;
void fun(void)
{
static int a=2;
{
int a =3;
printf(%d %d ,a, ::a);
// here we have to print the static a
}
}
void main()
{
On 5/29/07, sanjib kumar ghorui [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
How do we print the static 'a' within the scope(where the printf is
called,)
You can't in C. The opening brace of the inner block and the subsequent
declaration of a new a hides the previous version. The same applies to
Hi all
I m lolking help to learn C
could u pl. help me
Thanks in Advance
