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--- Comment #18 from this is me ---
This is why C arrays are not pointers. It was possible to easily misconstrue
datatypes like especially with imported variables. Defined as a short integer
in one file but, is being used as a character in
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--- Comment #17 from this is me ---
Its simpler than what Andrew was describing! It is simply incrementing by 1
character datatype width to the next character with "++".
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--- Comment #16 from this is me ---
Andrew Pinski:
Will you delete this Bug 57853 web page for me?
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I can't hired!
Howard
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> Andrew
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--- Comment #15 from Howard Brodale ---
The arr pointer is being set to the incremented value which is the 2nd element
in the array to start from as the arr[0] value, then.
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--- Comment #14 from Howard Brodale ---
My email address now is brod...@sbcglobal.net
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