>
> I thought that in the C specs you can't be guarenteed the order of
> evaluation in an if brace. Surely a safer bet is
>
> if(!image){
> if(!image->Data){
> ...
> }
> }
>
> If you know better I stand corrected, I'm just thinking that not all
> target platforms will use gcc (which I presume is the one that is used in
> this case).
Actually it is guaranteed ... (maybe it changed recently, if so I would
appreciate the link(s) to read about that.).
if (!image || !image->Data) {
}
if image is NULL the '!image->Data' is not even evaluted ...
TRUE OR FALSE = TRUE ... whenever code evaluates to true it
will 'jump' to if () block ....
if it weren't guaranteed it would break a whole lot of programs
out there ...
--
Zilvinas Valinskas
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