2007/1/16, ron minnich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
it's on something like this:

if (A != 0 && keylen != A) {
}


gets an error 'const if false'

A is defined to zero. So, what do I care if 'const if false'. I did
not write this code ... but it's what they want, evidently.

I guess because the first part of the if is always false, the if is
useless and it is telling you to fix `your' code.

--dho

ron

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