hello!!
I was looking at some code in C... and saw this "exotic" operator |=.
first time with it, what exactky does???
thanks in advance.
Erick->
Nov 16 '06
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Op 16 Nov 2006 14:53:42 -0800 schreef Erick->:
Richard Heathfield wrote:
>Erick-said:
>>hello!!
I was looking at some code in C... and saw this "exotic" operator |=.
first time with it, what exactky does???
See K&R2, page 50.
yeah, that page is about flow control but I don´t think this is the
problem. Is not flow, is assigment.
this was the line:
*cmd |= newcmd;
(Topposting corrected)
No, page 50 contains '2.10 Assignment Operators and Expressions' which is
just what Richard Heathfield meant.
See the line 'expr1 op = expr2'
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Coos
"Erick->" wrote:
>
I was looking at some code in C... and saw this "exotic" operator |=.
first time with it, what exactky does???
What does '+' do? What does '+=' do? What does '|' do? Now, what
do you think '|=" does?
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"Erick->" wrote:
>
yeah, that page is about flow control but I don´t think this is
the problem. Is not flow, is assigment.
Don't top-post. See the links below.
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Erick-said:
yeah, that page is about flow control
No, it isn't. It's entitled "Assignment operators and expressions", and it
answers your question.
Before learning to program, I suggest learning to read.
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in 706142 20061117 080810 Richard Heathfield <in*****@invali d.invalidwrote:
>Erick-said:
>yeah, that page is about flow control
No, it isn't. It's entitled "Assignment operators and expressions", and it
answers your question.
Before learning to program, I suggest learning to read.
If you can't say something useful it would be better to say nothing at all.
Bob Martin said:
in 706142 20061117 080810 Richard Heathfield <in*****@invali d.invalid>
wrote:
>>Erick-said:
>>yeah, that page is about flow control
No, it isn't. It's entitled "Assignment operators and expressions", and it
answers your question.
Before learning to program, I suggest learning to read.
If you can't say something useful it would be better to say nothing at
all.
Indeed. That's why all my replies in this thread (including this one) have
been useful. If you can't see the use of what I have written, that may not
be the fault of the writer.
--
Richard Heathfield
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Erick-wrote:
Richard Heathfield wrote:
Erick-said:
hello!!
>
I was looking at some code in C... and saw this "exotic" operator |=.
>
first time with it, what exactky does???
See K&R2, page 50.
yeah, that page is about flow control but I don´t think this is the
problem. Is not flow, is assigment.
Richard was refering to Kernighan and Ritchie 2nd Edition, I think you
are probably looking at first edition, where page 46 would be relevant.
|= indicates where the programmer donned a top-hat.
Bob Martin said:
in 706142 20061117 080810 Richard Heathfield <in*****@invali d.invalid>
wrote:
>Erick-said:
yeah, that page is about flow control
No, it isn't. It's entitled "Assignment operators and expressions", and it
answers your question.
Before learning to program, I suggest learning to read.
If you can't say something useful it would be better to say nothing at
all.
Indeed. That's why all my replies in this thread (including this one) have
been useful. If you can't see the use of what I have written, that may not
be the fault of the writer.
--
Richard Heathfield
"Usenet is a strange place" - dmr 29/7/1999
http://www.cpax.org.uk
email: normal service will be restored as soon as possible. Please do not
adjust your email clients.
do you want to see this book?? with the page NUMBER 50 with the first
line: "Chapter 3 - Control Flow" ???
was the page 46: 2.10 Assignment Operators and Expressions. thanks.
>>"Before learning to program, I suggest learning to read"
yeah, sure.
sorry for not have the same book and same edition :):). (next time
would be better if you say: read the section 2.10 of K&R book).
Erick-said:
do you want to see this book?? with the page NUMBER 50 with the first
line: "Chapter 3 - Control Flow" ???
If that is the case, then it isn't the book I suggested you consult, i.e.
K&R2. Clearly, if you consult some other book, my page reference will not
be valid, but it is certainly valid for the book I suggested.
--
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Richard Heathfield <in*****@invali d.invalidwrites :
Erick-said:
>do you want to see this book?? with the page NUMBER 50 with the first
line: "Chapter 3 - Control Flow" ???
If that is the case, then it isn't the book I suggested you consult, i.e.
K&R2. Clearly, if you consult some other book, my page reference will not
be valid, but it is certainly valid for the book I suggested.
Are there different printings of K&R2 with different page numbering?
There have been two major editions of K&R (Kernighan & Ritchie, _The C
Programming Language_). The first edition is now mostly of historical
interest. The second edition describes the language standardized by
the 1989 ANSI standard and the 1990 ISO standard. (There are no plans
for a new edition covering the 1999 standard.)
I have both editions, but they're not available at the moment.
Erick, if you're looking at the first edition, you should get a copy
of the second edition.
--
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