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by: Mantorok Redgormor |
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Which section(s) in the standard describe associativity rules?
e.g., *ptr++
* and ++ are the same precedence wise and as such
will be evaluated left-to-right?
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by: Chad |
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The following question stems from p.132 in the book "The C Programming
Language", second edition by K & R.
The have
struct {
int len;
char *str;
} *p;
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by: junky_fellow |
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Hi,
I have a very basic doubt about associativity and precedence of
operators. I am not a computer science person and may find it quite
weird.
Consider an expression
4+5*2
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by: bochengnever |
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( ) and -are left to right in the same order . eg:
struct foo
{
int a ;
void * p;
}
main()
{
struct foo* A= malloc(sizeof(struct foo));
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/* code start */
int a = 0;
/* expected evaluation and excution order with precedence in mind
/* False(3) , True(1), False(2) */
if ( (a=1) == 0 || 0 != 1 && (a =2) == 1)
putchar('T');...
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by: dspfun |
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I'm trying to get a good understanding of how unary operators work and
have some questions about the following test snippets.
int *p;
~!&*++p--;
It doesn't compile, why? The problem seems to be...
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by: fdmfdmfdm |
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Associativity in C takes two forms: left to right and right to left. I
think the K&R book lacks something...
For example, *p++, since the associativity is from right to left, do
this expression...
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by: subramanian100in |
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What does "associativity of operators" mean ?
I am unable to undersatand this from K & R 2nd edition. Kindly explain
with an example.
Thanks
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