// Test for message: constant assignment of type '%s' in operand of '%s' always evaluates to '%s' [382]
/*
* Outside strict bool mode, an assignment can be used as a condition, but
* that is generally wrong. Especially if a constant is assigned to a
* variable, the condition always evaluates to that constant value, which
* indicates a typo, as '==' makes more sense than '=' in a condition.
*/
/* lint1-extra-flags: -X 351 */
int
conversions(int a, int b)
{
/* expect+1: warning: constant assignment of type 'int' in operand of '!' always evaluates to 'true' [382] */
if (!(a = 13))
return 1;
/* expect+1: warning: constant assignment of type 'int' in operand of '!' always evaluates to 'false' [382] */
if (!(b = 0))
return 2;
if (!(a = a + 1))
return 3;
/* expect+1: warning: constant assignment of type 'int' in operand of '&&' always evaluates to 'true' [382] */
if ((a = 13) && (b == 14))
return 4;
/* expect+1: warning: constant assignment of type 'int' in operand of '&&' always evaluates to 'true' [382] */
if ((a == 13) && (b = 14))
return 5;
/* expect+1: warning: constant assignment of type 'int' in operand of '||' always evaluates to 'true' [382] */
if ((a = 13) || (b == 14))
return 4;
/* expect+1: warning: constant assignment of type 'int' in operand of '||' always evaluates to 'true' [382] */
if ((a == 13) || (b = 14))
return 5;
