int main() { int a = 0;
while (a == 0) { a = 1; }
while (1) /* Do nothing */ ;
return 0; }
The issue is a rather pedantic one. Should an error be generated
by the compiler indicating that 'return 0' can never be reached?
Not an error because the code is in fact correct, but a warning about unreachable code would be nice.
Regards, Bart
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