after reading about sequence points, I learned that i = ++i is undefined. So how about this code: int i;
I have the following code int m[4]={1,2,3,4}, *y; y=m; *y = f(y++); // Expression A My friend told me that Expression A has a well defined behavior but I am not sure whether he is correct.
Is this well defined? Streamreader ^reader = gcnew Streamreader(\"test.txt\"); String^line; while ((line = reader->ReadLine()) != nullptr && line != \"\")
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Well, I\'m not really in serious need of this answer, I am just inquisitive. Expressions like *ptr++ = a are perfectly valid since we are operating on two objects ptr and *ptr but if i write *ptr++ =