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@olafurw Nothing can save you from bad coding.
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@Fiona oh no, makes me dislike it even more
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@olafurw Tried it with C11, same for GCC, but NOT for clang.This is alllll wei…
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@krono yeah because there is no guarantee about this
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@olafurw That's it.
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@olafurw I am more confused as to why 43 is printed first
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@_nibbles @olafurw In C++ (and C), argument evaluation order is unspecified and…
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@lesley @olafurw That definitely sounds like a bug/ cool unwanted things waitin…
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@_nibbles @lesley oh the language is full of little oddities like that, this is…
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@_nibbles arguments are evaluated backwards, so C++ is run first, but since it&…
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@olafurw So if you where to have say 2 strings instead of c and c++ they would …
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@_nibbles yup
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@olafurw c++ considered harmful.
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@olemd that's postfix, so C considered harmful?
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@olafurw that too.
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