If you only concern about the semicolon after if statements,
you can try add following to your vimrc file:
autocmd BufEnter *.c match Grp_semi /if\s*(.\+)\s*;/
highlight Grp_semi guibg=red
This will highlight the if statement with red background if he put semicolon
after
a if statement.
Except it will also catch things like this:
if (whatever) something();
which you almost certainly don't want, and why I didn't suggest this
kind of approach.
Ben.
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