On 8/1/07, saravanan kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> hi friends,
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> hw assignment operator is executing?
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> for example,
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> int i=1,j,k;
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> i++ + (j=i);
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> nw the j value is 2; // i is incremented and assgined., eventhough it is
> post incr
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> k = i++ + (j=i);
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> nw the j value is 1. // wht happned here??
>
> please explain the sequence point for assignment operator., like where it
> can be change the memory value.,
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I assume it to be compiler dependent. The order( Right to Left, or Left to
Right) in which the arguments are pushed to stack will determine the result.
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Sumit Chawla ("eNetra : Hail the Invention")
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